If any one thinks that the not in number does not effect the UE rate is in denial
Show me the math on how Not in the Labor Force is part of the equation Unemployed/Labor Force.
A 2nd grader could tell you the answer.
There has been over 1 million people added to that list from Nov through Jan (2011-2012)
HOW were they added? What was the exact process you're claiming? Are you asserting that some economist in DC physically moved a name on a database from one column to another because she felt like it? What EXACTLY are you claiming was done for there to be "1 million people added to that list?"
If those 1+ million got added to the UE number BHO approval rating would be 40% or lower becuse the UE rate would be well over 9%
Sure. But WHY should they be part of the UE number?
THOSE PEOPLE ARE NOT WORKING
there is only 6.3 million out of the 88 million even looking for for work
You're very confused. In the week of April 8-14, there were 242,784,000 people in the Adult Civilian Non-institutional Population.
141,865,000 worked that week (or were temporarily absent: vacation, illness, etc)
100,919,000 did not work that week and had no work to return to.
Of that 100 million, 12,500,000 had looked for work sometime since March 18th and could have taken a job if offered one during the week of April 8-14.
6,366,000 said they wanted to work, but they hadn't done anything to find a job since before March 18th OR couldn't have taken a job the week of April 8-14.
82,503,000 said they didn't want a job.