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Does a single person ever click on a link Lahomo posts?
I suspect many "guests" do - which is all that matters to me...
You're like a ninth rate elitist.
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Does a single person ever click on a link Lahomo posts?
I suspect many "guests" do - which is all that matters to me...
The Romney camp is wisely distancing itself from one of the more transparent conspiracy theories to come around in a while. The BLS is, by design, beyond political influence. Even if the rather thick walls of BLS integrity could be breached, it certainly couldn't have been done immediately after losing a debate, as Jack Welch claims.
As a Republican, I am glad the Romney campaign has more sense than to entertain such nonsense.
The Romney camp is wisely distancing itself from one of the more transparent conspiracy theories to come around in a while. The BLS is, by design, beyond political influence. Even if the rather thick walls of BLS integrity could be breached, it certainly couldn't have been done immediately after losing a debate, as Jack Welch claims.
As a Republican, I am glad the Romney campaign has more sense than to entertain such nonsense.
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BTW__ BLS is notorious for working on their labor reports to the last minute. Also, I've seen interviews with Solis and she's in Obama's back pocket.
Anyways__ I don't know why I'm even addressing you 40,020. I'll try not to continue making that mistake.
All the stock indexes; S&P 500, NASDAQ, DJIA, all closed lower than they opened today. The market didnt take much of a positive boost from the news like you would've thought. Their unanimous drop might reflect skepticism in the numbers - 114k new jobs lowering the unemployment rate from 8.1 to 7.8 signals that a large number of job seekers gave up looking and dropped out.
Veteran economics reporters and columnists are strongly criticizing conservative claims that the unemployment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday was manipulated to benefit President Obama politically, calling such allegations "implausible" and "unfounded."
More: Eight Veteran Economics Reporters Dismiss "Implausible" Jobs Numbers Conspiracy | Blog | Media Matters for America
Jesse Eisinger, senior reporter for finance at ProPublica -
ProPublica is an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest. Our work focuses exclusively on truly important stories, stories with “moral force.” We do this by producing journalism that shines a light on exploitation of the weak by the strong and on the failures of those with power to vindicate the trust placed in them.
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Joe Nocera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJoe Nocera, New York Times business columnist. - In a August 2011 column on the US debt ceiling crisis, Nocera compared "Tea Party Republicans" with terrorists, and wrote that they "have waged jihad on the American people" and suggested that they "can put aside their suicide vests".[4]
Martin Wolk, executive business editor for NBC News Digital-
New York University M.A., Journalism and Near East studies
1988 – 1990
Washington University in St. Louis A.B., Literature and History
1978 – 1982
also a member of - USC Annenberg was originally created in April 2006 Knight Digital Media Center
David Cay Johnston- author of The Fine Print: How Big Companies Use "Plain English" to Rob You Blind (2012) ISBN 978-1-591-84358-0 [16]
Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super-Rich–and Cheat Everybody Else (2003) ISBN 1-59184-019-8
Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense and Stick You With The Bill (2007) ISBN 978-1-59184-191-3
Temples of Chance: How America Inc. Bought Out Murder Inc. to Win Control of the Casino Business (1992) ISBN 978-0-385-41920-8
Kevin Hall, McClatchy's national economic correspondent - Known as a supporter of the people's interests against those of corporations and corrupt politicians, McClatchy made The Bee a bastion of progressive reformism
Greg Ip, U.S economics editor for The Economist- Political alignment Economic liberalism
Social liberalism
Pro-globalization
Veteran economics reporters and columnists are strongly criticizing conservative claims that the unemployment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday was manipulated to benefit President Obama politically, calling such allegations "implausible" and "unfounded."
More: Eight Veteran Economics Reporters Dismiss "Implausible" Jobs Numbers Conspiracy | Blog | Media Matters for America
oh, I just love it. Let's look at who these so-called reporters work for, shall we?
Joe Nocera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kevin Hall, McClatchy's national economic correspondent - Known as a supporter of the people's interests against those of corporations and corrupt politicians, McClatchy made The Bee a bastion of progressive reformism
William Schomberg, Reuters - William Schomberg | Journalist Profile | Reuters.com
click the link, you will really get a laugh.
Greg Ip, U.S economics editor for The Economist- Political alignment Economic liberalism
Social liberalism
Pro-globalization
Now, the even funnier part of all these 8? None of them has a degree in economics, they are REPORTERS.
Veteran economics reporters and columnists are strongly criticizing conservative claims that the unemployment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday was manipulated to benefit President Obama politically, calling such allegations "implausible" and "unfounded."
More: Eight Veteran Economics Reporters Dismiss "Implausible" Jobs Numbers Conspiracy | Blog | Media Matters for America
oh, I just love it. Let's look at who these so-called reporters work for, shall we?
Joe Nocera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kevin Hall, McClatchy's national economic correspondent - Known as a supporter of the people's interests against those of corporations and corrupt politicians, McClatchy made The Bee a bastion of progressive reformism
William Schomberg, Reuters - William Schomberg | Journalist Profile | Reuters.com
click the link, you will really get a laugh.
Greg Ip, U.S economics editor for The Economist- Political alignment Economic liberalism
Social liberalism
Pro-globalization
Now, the even funnier part of all these 8? None of them has a degree in economics, they are REPORTERS.
Veteran economics reporters and columnists are strongly criticizing conservative claims that the unemployment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday was manipulated to benefit President Obama politically, calling such allegations "implausible" and "unfounded."
More: Eight Veteran Economics Reporters Dismiss "Implausible" Jobs Numbers Conspiracy | Blog | Media Matters for America
oh, I just love it. Let's look at who these so-called reporters work for, shall we?
Joe Nocera - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kevin Hall, McClatchy's national economic correspondent - Known as a supporter of the people's interests against those of corporations and corrupt politicians, McClatchy made The Bee a bastion of progressive reformism
William Schomberg, Reuters - William Schomberg | Journalist Profile | Reuters.com
click the link, you will really get a laugh.
Greg Ip, U.S economics editor for The Economist- Political alignment Economic liberalism
Social liberalism
Pro-globalization
Now, the even funnier part of all these 8? None of them has a degree in economics, they are REPORTERS.
This puts it on the tee for Romney in two weeks and he'll hit it like its a big old pumpkin too!!!
These assclowns cooked the books to get it to 7.8%, as will be clearly be announced at the next debate!! Needs about 15 seconds to be explained by Romney. Its all good........my eyes lit up when I saw 7.8%.And Romney can do it in an ever so matter of fact way, "Well.....in my lifetime, Ive never seen unemployment numbers come down almost 1/2 a percent with only a 1.3% growth rate. I find, and in fact, most economists find this to be pretty unbelievable Mr President......perhaps you can explain to us how this is possible??"
Yuk.....yuk.............big old pumpkin on a big fucking tee s0ns!!!
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oh, i just love it. Let's look at who these so-called reporters work for, shall we?
joe nocera - wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
william schomberg, reuters - william schomberg | journalist profile | reuters.com
click the link, you will really get a laugh.
greg ip, u.s economics editor for the economist- political alignment economic liberalism
social liberalism
pro-globalization
now, the even funnier part of all these 8? None of them has a degree in economics, they are reporters.
but, but, but ... Journalists are the most trusted folks in the land.
I really hope the Romney campaign avoids falling for this conspiracy theory.
LMAO.......even the BLS admitted it manipulated the numbers. Of course, they didnt say "manipulated" but any moron could see that when you add numbers from earlier months of the year to a single month, it scews the results. The numbers are real.........but theyre fudged for effect.
LMAO.......even the BLS admitted it manipulated the numbers. Of course, they didnt say "manipulated" but any moron could see that when you add numbers from earlier months of the year to a single month, it scews the results. The numbers are real.........but theyre fudged for effect.
Essentially that's correct, but I highly doubt it was maliciously intended. It's just standard procedure according to the formula for seasonal adjustments. Every now and then a perfect storm will happen with seasonal adjustments, outliers in their employment polling, and a drop in people looking for work that create a statistical effect wherein a completely ridiculous result is achieved. That's why the U3 is essentially irrelevant. Because it considers far fewer factors, when a confounding variable is present is has a far more dramatic effect than the U4 - U6 unemployment numbers. Again this is why the U3 experienced a drop while the U6 remained static. If all you look at is the U3 (which is precisely what Obama and the media are hoping for) things look great with this report. When it's compared to everything else it's indisputably evident that what we are seeing is a statistical quirk and not a real trend.
LMAO.......even the BLS admitted it manipulated the numbers. Of course, they didnt say "manipulated" but any moron could see that when you add numbers from earlier months of the year to a single month, it scews the results. The numbers are real.........but theyre fudged for effect.
Essentially that's correct, but I highly doubt it was maliciously intended. It's just standard procedure according to the formula for seasonal adjustments. Every now and then a perfect storm will happen with seasonal adjustments, outliers in their employment polling, and a drop in people looking for work that create a statistical effect wherein a completely ridiculous result is achieved. That's why the U3 is essentially irrelevant. Because it considers far fewer factors, when a confounding variable is present is has a far more dramatic effect than the U4 - U6 unemployment numbers. Again this is why the U3 experienced a drop while the U6 remained static. If all you look at is the U3 (which is precisely what Obama and the media are hoping for) things look great with this report. When it's compared to everything else it's indisputably evident that what we are seeing is a statistical quirk and not a real trend.
Wow. Somebody with some sensible input weighed in. Careful though, there are those that will call you stupid or a liar because you didn't say the report was politically manipulated by the Obama campaign. If you don't paint a picture of a guy dressed like Clarence Beeks from "Trading Places," complete with trenchcoat, hat, and sunglasses, handing a briefcase to a group of socialist economists at the BLS containing a manufactured unemployment report, then you are a liar.