How about you attempt to show that the facts provided are incorrect.
If you think I'm going to follow those rw hack links only to get bombarded w/ Newsmaxx ads, you're sorely mistaken PoliSpice
If you want to be taken seriously, stop w/ the use of sites such as CNSNews, breitbart, TheDailyCaller lol, TheWeeklyStandard, etc...
You might as well just cite the RNC dummy because those are communications arms of it.
Here's more, you liar"
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..according to the BLS, the main reason why the unemployment rate tumbled to the lowest since April 2008
is because another 261,000 Americans dropped out of the labor force, as a result pushing the total number of US potential workers who are not in the labor force, to a record 94 million, an increase of 1.8 million in the past year, and a whopping 14.9 million since the start of the second great depression in December 2007 while only 4 million new jobs have been created."
Record 94 Million Americans Not In The Labor Force; Participation Rate Lowest Since 1977 | Zero Hedge
Ah, Zero Hedge does like to sensationalize and spin. BLS has not and would not use the phrase "dropped out." Especially since the biggest reason for the drop in labor force participation has come from the elderly.
But let's look at those Not in the Labor Force:
A-38. Persons not in the labor force by desire and availability for work, age, and sex
89 million DO NOT WANT A JOB NOW.
Of the 5.3 million who say they do want a job, 3.1 million have done nothing at all...not one application filled out, not one resume sent, not one reply to a classified, not even asking friends or relatives....in the previous year. Sorry, I don't think that someone who can't be bothered to do anything at all to get work in over a year really wants a job. Do you?
So of the 2.3 million who say they want a job and have looked in the last year but not the last month, half a million say they couldn't start work right away even if they were handed a job.
That leaves us with 1.7 million marginally attached. People who want to and are available for work and who have tried to get work recently, but stopped.
1.1 million stopped looking to take care of family or go back to school or were otherwise unable to work for personal reasons.
So, why do you think 94 million people Not in the Labor Force is a problem? Most are retired, disabled, students, or stay-home spouses.