edthecynic
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Drumpf has admitted to being a DittolTard and he gets all his hate filled talking points from your MessiahRushie.
Trump Says "Real" Unemployment Rate is 42%
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JakeStarkey
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Eagle looks silly being so mad. The OP is wrong, yes.
Remodeling Maidiac
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Looks like a brain fart mistake to me. We all make them so what's the big deal? It appears that some were too stupid to recognize a simple mistake.
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Remodeling Maidiac
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What is it like to be stuck in 5th grade?
JakeStarkey
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You know, of course. Get back on OP, ok?
Remodeling Maidiac
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Are you a mod?
Get bent Fakey
JakeStarkey
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Typical far righty: can't take what he dishes out without getting whiny. To the OP: Trump's numbers don't hold up.
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auditor0007
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Even using the few figures he cites, I'm trying really hard to determine how he arrives at the idea that 134 million people are out of work.
So he's including all kinds of people who have no interest in working because they are retired, disabled, or in school. Amazing. It's a funny thing about work and finding work. If you want to find work, unless you are a complete idiot, then you will probably find a job. This goes for young kids looking for work also. My two sons, ages 18 and 19, are both working two jobs so they can put some money away to go to school. Actually, my oldest has three jobs because he is in the Marine Reserves also. His two other jobs both pay him over $15 per hour. My youngest son is making $11 per hour at one job, working as a cook, and he just took a second job that currently pays less, but once he is trained, they will pay him $18 to start as a cook in a top restaurant near home. My stepson is in California going to school. He is 34, so it took him a long time to get himself together. He dropped out of high school way back when, and eventually got his GED. Now he's on the Dean's list majoring in Renewable Energies, and he's already being recruited by companies willing to pay him six figures. His one break is the fact that his girlfriend is supporting him while he goes to school. Otherwise, he would be moving furniture. She too makes six figures, so things are a lot better out there than many believe.
One of the biggest problems is that kids are going to school for the wrong things. Especially with education costing so much, it's important to go into a field that has job openings available. My girlfriend's daughter just graduated in December. She is now an RN fully employed making $60,000 per year to start. She too was lucky though, as she received a lot of financial aid to get her through school without owing much money at all. Conservatives are right that there are some lazy people out there not willing to work. I'm not sure what we do about them. Cutting welfare hurts those who really need it as well as "lazy people", so that is not the answer. Where cons are wrong is in their thinking that everyone can go to school and get a good job. It isn't always that easy, and having programs available to make it easier is good for everyone.
What change? I put in context your post...You're welcomeNotice how when the real numbers expose the lies of the Right, they desperately try to change the subject rather than admit the truth!!!So people who were working and paying for their own health insurance, now are on Medicaid and can sit at home to get "free" health insurance? That's somehow a plus to an idiot like you?WOW! Outdated charts are supposed to support your lies?
There were 9,233,000 working PT for economic reasons when the ACA was signed and there are 6,325,000 now.
There were 138,751,000 total employed when the ACA was passed and 148,840,000 now, which is even more than were employed at the height of the Bush bubble of 146,595,000 total employed.
That's right, there are more Americans working now than ever in the history of this great country that Drumpf and the Right hope to destroy.
oreo
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Even using the few figures he cites, I'm trying really hard to determine how he arrives at the idea that 134 million people are out of work.
So he's including all kinds of people who have no interest in working because they are retired, disabled, or in school. Amazing. It's a funny thing about work and finding work. If you want to find work, unless you are a complete idiot, then you will probably find a job. This goes for young kids looking for work also. My two sons, ages 18 and 19, are both working two jobs so they can put some money away to go to school. Actually, my oldest has three jobs because he is in the Marine Reserves also. His two other jobs both pay him over $15 per hour. My youngest son is making $11 per hour at one job, working as a cook, and he just took a second job that currently pays less, but once he is trained, they will pay him $18 to start as a cook in a top restaurant near home. My stepson is in California going to school. He is 34, so it took him a long time to get himself together. He dropped out of high school way back when, and eventually got his GED. Now he's on the Dean's list majoring in Renewable Energies, and he's already being recruited by companies willing to pay him six figures. His one break is the fact that his girlfriend is supporting him while he goes to school. Otherwise, he would be moving furniture. She too makes six figures, so things are a lot better out there than many believe.
One of the biggest problems is that kids are going to school for the wrong things. Especially with education costing so much, it's important to go into a field that has job openings available. My girlfriend's daughter just graduated in December. She is now an RN fully employed making $60,000 per year to start. She too was lucky though, as she received a lot of financial aid to get her through school without owing much money at all. Conservatives are right that there are some lazy people out there not willing to work. I'm not sure what we do about them. Cutting welfare hurts those who really need it as well as "lazy people", so that is not the answer. Where cons are wrong is in their thinking that everyone can go to school and get a good job. It isn't always that easy, and having programs available to make it easier is good for everyone.
Babble--Babble--Babble--BURP! This is the top candidate in the GOP--LOL
Eaglewings
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It also depends where you live. Here in the dot com area of google, facebook, yahoo, ect there are really good jobs.
Thing is if you are one of the people without at least a BA, you are living on minimum wage, you can not survive in this area on minimum wage.
Thing is if you are one of the people without at least a BA, you are living on minimum wage, you can not survive in this area on minimum wage.
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so which Democrat are you worshipping and going to vote for? the 100 year old Socialist, or the old gray mare, Hillary. who they kicked to curb the last time she ran to vote for some nobody Junior Senator MAN named of all things, O-b-a-m-a
Even using the few figures he cites, I'm trying really hard to determine how he arrives at the idea that 134 million people are out of work.
So he's including all kinds of people who have no interest in working because they are retired, disabled, or in school. Amazing. It's a funny thing about work and finding work. If you want to find work, unless you are a complete idiot, then you will probably find a job. This goes for young kids looking for work also. My two sons, ages 18 and 19, are both working two jobs so they can put some money away to go to school. Actually, my oldest has three jobs because he is in the Marine Reserves also. His two other jobs both pay him over $15 per hour. My youngest son is making $11 per hour at one job, working as a cook, and he just took a second job that currently pays less, but once he is trained, they will pay him $18 to start as a cook in a top restaurant near home. My stepson is in California going to school. He is 34, so it took him a long time to get himself together. He dropped out of high school way back when, and eventually got his GED. Now he's on the Dean's list majoring in Renewable Energies, and he's already being recruited by companies willing to pay him six figures. His one break is the fact that his girlfriend is supporting him while he goes to school. Otherwise, he would be moving furniture. She too makes six figures, so things are a lot better out there than many believe.
One of the biggest problems is that kids are going to school for the wrong things. Especially with education costing so much, it's important to go into a field that has job openings available. My girlfriend's daughter just graduated in December. She is now an RN fully employed making $60,000 per year to start. She too was lucky though, as she received a lot of financial aid to get her through school without owing much money at all. Conservatives are right that there are some lazy people out there not willing to work. I'm not sure what we do about them. Cutting welfare hurts those who really need it as well as "lazy people", so that is not the answer. Where cons are wrong is in their thinking that everyone can go to school and get a good job. It isn't always that easy, and having programs available to make it easier is good for everyone.
Babble--Babble--Babble--BURP! This is the top candidate in the GOP--LOL
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