CDZ Almost 3,000,000 Jobs Added in 2014

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U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
 
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
Yes, nearly half of them in either white collar jobs or in "you want fries with that" positions. Nearly a trillion dollar blank check to create these jobs over 6 years and the middle class still lagging behind. We'll hear the praises for the raw numbers, which show that the group with the largest increase in job creation over the past year is the group the left loves to demonize and tax unfairly. Yet they love the next highest group, the service industry people, because these people don't vote unless someone lights up a phoney rainbow in their skulls and because they are most easily manipulated by feel-good, rhetorical politics that has no basis in reality.
 
The jobs number which sheds light and should be of greater concern is participation in the work force, care to guess? That unfortunately will take a little air out of your balloon .
 
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
Yes, nearly half of them in either white collar jobs or in "you want fries with that" positions. Nearly a trillion dollar blank check to create these jobs over 6 years and the middle class still lagging behind. We'll hear the praises for the raw numbers, which show that the group with the largest increase in job creation over the past year is the group the left loves to demonize and tax unfairly. Yet they love the next highest group, the service industry people, because these people don't vote unless someone lights up a phoney rainbow in their skulls and because they are most easily manipulated by feel-good, rhetorical politics that has no basis in reality.

So we would be better off not adding 3,000,000 jobs in 2014 and having these people do what? Go on SNAP cards and welfare?

Did you read the article linked to this post? It was from the Wall Street Journal which is loathe to report good economic news under Obama's watch.
 
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
Yes, nearly half of them in either white collar jobs or in "you want fries with that" positions. Nearly a trillion dollar blank check to create these jobs over 6 years and the middle class still lagging behind. We'll hear the praises for the raw numbers, which show that the group with the largest increase in job creation over the past year is the group the left loves to demonize and tax unfairly. Yet they love the next highest group, the service industry people, because these people don't vote unless someone lights up a phoney rainbow in their skulls and because they are most easily manipulated by feel-good, rhetorical politics that has no basis in reality.

So we would be better off not adding 3,000,000 jobs in 2014 and having these people do what? Go on SNAP cards and welfare?

Did you read the article linked to this post? It was from the Wall Street Journal which is loathe to report good economic news under Obama's watch.
Before we jump off from wiping the sheen from the numbers as you seem wont to do, bama's own labor department says that there are still record highs of people out of the workforce, and in 2014 there were, at one time or another, more than 9 million unemployed - so i'm sure there are close to 6 million who are unimpressed by these numbers. After trillions in jobs programs given to bama, hiring a 1/3 of those unemployed also looks a little weak. Then to your rhetorical reply, "whattya want, have them go on da welfare?!" Well, lets look at that, dependency breath. In Jan 2009, the year America began it's worst period in history since the Civil War, there were, according to bama's DHHS people, you know, the ones implementing bamacare, there were 3.9 million people receiving federal TANF (welfare) payments (after it's filtered through state coffers), in December 2014, there were still 3.5 million receiving da welfare (in this form). Where's their recovery?
 
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
Yes, nearly half of them in either white collar jobs or in "you want fries with that" positions. Nearly a trillion dollar blank check to create these jobs over 6 years and the middle class still lagging behind. We'll hear the praises for the raw numbers, which show that the group with the largest increase in job creation over the past year is the group the left loves to demonize and tax unfairly. Yet they love the next highest group, the service industry people, because these people don't vote unless someone lights up a phoney rainbow in their skulls and because they are most easily manipulated by feel-good, rhetorical politics that has no basis in reality.

So we would be better off not adding 3,000,000 jobs in 2014 and having these people do what? Go on SNAP cards and welfare?

Did you read the article linked to this post? It was from the Wall Street Journal which is loathe to report good economic news under Obama's watch.
Before we jump off from wiping the sheen from the numbers as you seem wont to do, bama's own labor department says that there are still record highs of people out of the workforce
And record highs in the Labor Force as well.
, and in 2014 there were, at one time or another, more than 9 million unemployed -
Monthly average was 9.6 million…compared to 11.5 million in 2013, 12.5 million in 2012, 13.7 million in 2011, and 14.8 million in 2010.
so i'm sure there are close to 6 million who are unimpressed by these numbers. After trillions in jobs programs given to bama, hiring a 1/3 of those unemployed also looks a little weak.
not sure where you're getting those numbers. Hiring 1/3 of unemployed??? Huh?
 
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
Yes, nearly half of them in either white collar jobs or in "you want fries with that" positions. Nearly a trillion dollar blank check to create these jobs over 6 years and the middle class still lagging behind. We'll hear the praises for the raw numbers, which show that the group with the largest increase in job creation over the past year is the group the left loves to demonize and tax unfairly. Yet they love the next highest group, the service industry people, because these people don't vote unless someone lights up a phoney rainbow in their skulls and because they are most easily manipulated by feel-good, rhetorical politics that has no basis in reality.

So we would be better off not adding 3,000,000 jobs in 2014 and having these people do what? Go on SNAP cards and welfare?

Did you read the article linked to this post? It was from the Wall Street Journal which is loathe to report good economic news under Obama's watch.
Before we jump off from wiping the sheen from the numbers as you seem wont to do, bama's own labor department says that there are still record highs of people out of the workforce, and in 2014 there were, at one time or another, more than 9 million unemployed - so i'm sure there are close to 6 million who are unimpressed by these numbers. After trillions in jobs programs given to bama, hiring a 1/3 of those unemployed also looks a little weak. Then to your rhetorical reply, "whattya want, have them go on da welfare?!" Well, lets look at that, dependency breath. In Jan 2009, the year America began it's worst period in history since the Civil War, there were, according to bama's DHHS people, you know, the ones implementing bamacare, there were 3.9 million people receiving federal TANF (welfare) payments (after it's filtered through state coffers), in December 2014, there were still 3.5 million receiving da welfare (in this form). Where's their recovery?

So what were your expectations from Obama since he had to start at the bottom of the hole Bush dug for us? To have better unemployment than all previous presidents combined? Really. He was supposed to come in and wipe out poverty, even though NO president ever has.
 
Yo, how about "yo momma" with 10 kids working at any flipping burger joint? They are on welfare, period! Yes, businesses are hiring, but they are wise about how to save money, after all, this is why they are a business?

The majority of jobs are low paying part-time jobs, and Obama created nothing, he doesn`t know how to do anything, except get us more indebt, it is called Capitalism, business owners who are barely making it in this economy!

The you know what has not hit the fan yet? Whoever is the next Republican President, they`re going to have to wipe the floor and walls up, and exterminate! If, and I say this not thinking straight, Hillary wins? She will not have to do nothing, it will be business as usual!!!

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U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999
Unemployment Rate, 5.6% in December, Is Lowest Since 2008
U.S. Job Growth Is Strongest Since 1999 - WSJ

January 11, 2015

"""U.S. employers added to payrolls at a solid pace last month, a sign of steady momentum for the labor market after the strongest year of job growth in 15 years.....

Altogether,
employers added 2.95 million jobs in 2014, the biggest calendar-year increase since the figure topped three million in 1999. """
Yes, nearly half of them in either white collar jobs or in "you want fries with that" positions. Nearly a trillion dollar blank check to create these jobs over 6 years and the middle class still lagging behind. We'll hear the praises for the raw numbers, which show that the group with the largest increase in job creation over the past year is the group the left loves to demonize and tax unfairly. Yet they love the next highest group, the service industry people, because these people don't vote unless someone lights up a phoney rainbow in their skulls and because they are most easily manipulated by feel-good, rhetorical politics that has no basis in reality.

So we would be better off not adding 3,000,000 jobs in 2014 and having these people do what? Go on SNAP cards and welfare?

Did you read the article linked to this post? It was from the Wall Street Journal which is loathe to report good economic news under Obama's watch.
Before we jump off from wiping the sheen from the numbers as you seem wont to do, bama's own labor department says that there are still record highs of people out of the workforce, and in 2014 there were, at one time or another, more than 9 million unemployed - so i'm sure there are close to 6 million who are unimpressed by these numbers. After trillions in jobs programs given to bama, hiring a 1/3 of those unemployed also looks a little weak. Then to your rhetorical reply, "whattya want, have them go on da welfare?!" Well, lets look at that, dependency breath. In Jan 2009, the year America began it's worst period in history since the Civil War, there were, according to bama's DHHS people, you know, the ones implementing bamacare, there were 3.9 million people receiving federal TANF (welfare) payments (after it's filtered through state coffers), in December 2014, there were still 3.5 million receiving da welfare (in this form). Where's their recovery?

So what were your expectations from Obama since he had to start at the bottom of the hole Bush dug for us? To have better unemployment than all previous presidents combined? Really. He was supposed to come in and wipe out poverty, even though NO president ever has.
Your replies are bailouts and quite silly, actually. The point of these posts, which you dodged like a President dodging a shoe thrown by an Iraqi, or like Hillary dodging bullets on a tarmac in the Balkans (Brian Williams no doubt flying behind her in a helicopter), was to show that the numbers being trumpeted do not tell the whole story. As to your "the hole Bush dug for us" comment (you tritely quote the Democratic script so well), anyone sitting in the Oval Office would have received the same results had they been given more than a trillion dollars as bama was given, perhaps better. In 11 recessions since the Depression, bama's lags on many fronts (How Does President Obama s Economic Recovery Compare To Those Of Other Presidents - Forbes The last two parts of you comment were asinine and do not merit a reply.
 

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