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I'd think those denying monthly job growth are the ones who look silly."Mainly because more people are looking for work"....
Damn it all to hell that these formerly "uncounted" folks dare to look for a job and be counted again.
You can't make this shit up, Chedd you really are a stupid fuck.
Yes, so stupid that I can't see that number, 171 thousand. So stupid that I can't see constant job growth, month over month over month.
So stupid that I can't see real numbers instead of Romneynomic lies.
Chedd....stop...you look silly.
That Job growth barely keeps up with population growth.U.S. employers added 171,000 jobs in October, and hiring was stronger in August and September than first thought. The solid job growth showed that the economy is strengthening slowly but consistently.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.9 per cent from 7.8 per cent in September, mainly because more people began looking for work. The government uses a separate survey to calculate the unemployment rate, and it counts people without jobs as unemployed only if they're looking for one
Read more: U.S. unemployment rate ticks up to 7.9 per cent | CTV News
Damn those horrible, horrible facts!
That doesn't even account for the people who stopped looking for jobs and who will be reentering the workforce when there is a true recovery.
facts fall right out of their ears
During the more than three-year Obama recovery, weve recovered only 4.8 million private-sector jobs of the 8.9 million lost in the Great Recession.
At the current pace of job creation the past two years (and assuming labor force participation stays constant), the economy wont return to the Bush low of 4.4 percent unemployment for nine more years.
Fix this economy - NYPOST.com
Friday's strong jobs report was a punch in the gut to the already reeling Romney campaign. With his disaster relief stunt exposed and media becoming less tolerant of his lying, Mitt Romney had to face the unavoidable conclusion the numbers presented, the economy is recovering without the help of his "business experience." For a guy with nothing else to sell, that pretty much destroyed his prospects for political success.
Although not enough to sway the dimmest of Romney supporters, the more intellectually able will see the surging employment of the current report and the upward revisions of prior reports for what they reveal of the President's leadership -- a sound policy and a steady hand. The Romney campaign can't tolerate that. It tells the voters they have no reason to vote for Romney.
Mitt Romney is out of his league. He's trying to compete in a contest where he's clearly outclassed by the competition. He doesn't have the moves or the experience to deal with it. Sure, he can bob and weave, duck and dive, but that's not enough when the other guy knows winning the match takes more than trash talk.
I'd think those denying monthly job growth are the ones who look silly.Yes, so stupid that I can't see that number, 171 thousand. So stupid that I can't see constant job growth, month over month over month.
So stupid that I can't see real numbers instead of Romneynomic lies.
Chedd....stop...you look silly.
That Job growth barely keeps up with population growth.U.S. employers added 171,000 jobs in October, and hiring was stronger in August and September than first thought. The solid job growth showed that the economy is strengthening slowly but consistently.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.9 per cent from 7.8 per cent in September, mainly because more people began looking for work. The government uses a separate survey to calculate the unemployment rate, and it counts people without jobs as unemployed only if they're looking for one
Read more: U.S. unemployment rate ticks up to 7.9 per cent | CTV News
Damn those horrible, horrible facts!
That doesn't even account for the people who stopped looking for jobs and who will be reentering the workforce when there is a true recovery.
yes, it does. It's in the article.
facts fall right out of their ears
facts fall right out of their ears
Sort of like your brains falling out of yours?
I'd think those denying monthly job growth are the ones who look silly.Yes, so stupid that I can't see that number, 171 thousand. So stupid that I can't see constant job growth, month over month over month.
So stupid that I can't see real numbers instead of Romneynomic lies.
Chedd....stop...you look silly.
That Job growth barely keeps up with population growth.U.S. employers added 171,000 jobs in October, and hiring was stronger in August and September than first thought. The solid job growth showed that the economy is strengthening slowly but consistently.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.9 per cent from 7.8 per cent in September, mainly because more people began looking for work. The government uses a separate survey to calculate the unemployment rate, and it counts people without jobs as unemployed only if they're looking for one
Read more: U.S. unemployment rate ticks up to 7.9 per cent | CTV News
Damn those horrible, horrible facts!
That doesn't even account for the people who stopped looking for jobs and who will be reentering the workforce when there is a true recovery.
yes, it does. It's in the article.
Friday's strong jobs report was a punch in the gut to the already reeling Romney campaign. With his disaster relief stunt exposed and media becoming less tolerant of his lying, Mitt Romney had to face the unavoidable conclusion the numbers presented, the economy is recovering without the help of his "business experience." For a guy with nothing else to sell, that pretty much destroyed his prospects for political success.
Although not enough to sway the dimmest of Romney supporters, the more intellectually able will see the surging employment of the current report and the upward revisions of prior reports for what they reveal of the President's leadership -- a sound policy and a steady hand. The Romney campaign can't tolerate that. It tells the voters they have no reason to vote for Romney.
Mitt Romney is out of his league. He's trying to compete in a contest where he's clearly outclassed by the competition. He doesn't have the moves or the experience to deal with it. Sure, he can bob and weave, duck and dive, but that's not enough when the other guy knows winning the match takes more than trash talk.
Actually:
The final monthly jobs report before Election Day offered a mixed bag of economic evidence that would surely become political putty for the presidential candidates, with the unemployment rate ticking up to 7.9 percent but the economy adding a better-than-expected 171,000 jobs. [up from last month when it was 7.8%]
"Today's increase in the unemployment rate is a sad reminder that the economy is at a virtual standstill," Romney said in a statement. "The jobless rate is higher than it was when President Obama took office, and there are still 23 million Americans struggling for work.
At the same time, the number of unemployed grew by 170,000, roughly the same amount...
Read more: Last jobs report before election shows economy in 'virtual standstill' | Fox News
pretending things are not better and getting better is jsut more proof you people have no morals
Friday's strong jobs report was a punch in the gut to the already reeling Romney campaign. With his disaster relief stunt exposed and media becoming less tolerant of his lying, Mitt Romney had to face the unavoidable conclusion the numbers presented, the economy is recovering without the help of his "business experience." For a guy with nothing else to sell, that pretty much destroyed his prospects for political success.
Although not enough to sway the dimmest of Romney supporters, the more intellectually able will see the surging employment of the current report and the upward revisions of prior reports for what they reveal of the President's leadership -- a sound policy and a steady hand. The Romney campaign can't tolerate that. It tells the voters they have no reason to vote for Romney.
Mitt Romney is out of his league. He's trying to compete in a contest where he's clearly outclassed by the competition. He doesn't have the moves or the experience to deal with it. Sure, he can bob and weave, duck and dive, but that's not enough when the other guy knows winning the match takes more than trash talk.
Friday's strong jobs report was a punch in the gut to the already reeling Romney campaign. With his disaster relief stunt exposed and media becoming less tolerant of his lying, Mitt Romney had to face the unavoidable conclusion the numbers presented, the economy is recovering without the help of his "business experience." For a guy with nothing else to sell, that pretty much destroyed his prospects for political success.
Although not enough to sway the dimmest of Romney supporters, the more intellectually able will see the surging employment of the current report and the upward revisions of prior reports for what they reveal of the President's leadership -- a sound policy and a steady hand. The Romney campaign can't tolerate that. It tells the voters they have no reason to vote for Romney.
Mitt Romney is out of his league. He's trying to compete in a contest where he's clearly outclassed by the competition. He doesn't have the moves or the experience to deal with it. Sure, he can bob and weave, duck and dive, but that's not enough when the other guy knows winning the match takes more than trash talk.
Don't worry, you will always have Propaganda and the compliance of the Press to prop you up, Winston Smith.
propaganda?
you mean like mitt lying and saying that Jeep is sending jobs to china?
that kind of propaganda?
hope you came through the storm ok, btw.
Listening to Cuomo right now, Fuel Tankers are starting to get through. 
I can't help it if you don't know how the numbers are calculated.I'd think those denying monthly job growth are the ones who look silly.Chedd....stop...you look silly.
That Job growth barely keeps up with population growth.
That doesn't even account for the people who stopped looking for jobs and who will be reentering the workforce when there is a true recovery.
yes, it does. It's in the article.
Sorry Chedd, no.
Unemployment went UP...and your defense is that some people who dropped out of the statistics were now being counted again.
That is stupid.
They should never have stopped being counted kid...sorry.
Friday's strong jobs report was a punch in the gut to the already reeling Romney campaign. With his disaster relief stunt exposed and media becoming less tolerant of his lying, Mitt Romney had to face the unavoidable conclusion the numbers presented, the economy is recovering without the help of his "business experience." For a guy with nothing else to sell, that pretty much destroyed his prospects for political success.
Although not enough to sway the dimmest of Romney supporters, the more intellectually able will see the surging employment of the current report and the upward revisions of prior reports for what they reveal of the President's leadership -- a sound policy and a steady hand. The Romney campaign can't tolerate that. It tells the voters they have no reason to vote for Romney.
Mitt Romney is out of his league. He's trying to compete in a contest where he's clearly outclassed by the competition. He doesn't have the moves or the experience to deal with it. Sure, he can bob and weave, duck and dive, but that's not enough when the other guy knows winning the match takes more than trash talk.
Actually:
The final monthly jobs report before Election Day offered a mixed bag of economic evidence that would surely become political putty for the presidential candidates, with the unemployment rate ticking up to 7.9 percent but the economy adding a better-than-expected 171,000 jobs. [up from last month when it was 7.8%]
"Today's increase in the unemployment rate is a sad reminder that the economy is at a virtual standstill," Romney said in a statement. "The jobless rate is higher than it was when President Obama took office, and there are still 23 million Americans struggling for work.
At the same time, the number of unemployed grew by 170,000, roughly the same amount...
Read more: Last jobs report before election shows economy in 'virtual standstill' | Fox News
Nobody can name an Obama jobs program.
Obama is not doing anything but campaigning. His inactivity is the only positive in the economy.
Best thing for the economy at this time would be a win by Romney. If Obama wins the economy will take a massive hit because fear and gridlock will be a certainty.
