Like Einstein said....its all relative
300,000 jobs represent a range of jobs. Some are really good, some are marginal. But 300,000 jobs is still good
If it were a one shot deal, you mau have a point
But in the midst of 11 straight months of 200 k plus jobs it is a very positive employment trend
You are not one of those rooting for the economy to fail are you?
Sigh. You just don't understand
fascism corportism, do you? What happens when the government and the federal reserve quit manipulating the economy? What happens when the government contracts dry up? What happens when tax breaks to various industries for hiring a certain number of low skilled employees and inner-city kids, and those types of programs goes away?
No I'm not rooting for the economy to fail, but I know that this administration's policies, and the policies of the last administration have both done more to harm the economy than they have done to help it. When ever you do more to help the people on Wall Street than the people on main street, when ever you are more concerned about what the DOW is doing, or how foreign trade polies are going to affect your campaign coffers instead of your national industrial and commercial output, there is going to be trouble. Our industrial and commercial activity is down, our manipulating of computer data and shifing of numbers is up. That is NOT economic activity. It is hocus pocus.
Our politicians don't think long term, they think about the next campaign, and they think about staying in power. They do what they are told by their benefactors. And they all have the same benefactors. It doesn't matter if they say they hail from the left of the right. These benefactors all believe in the same thing, one global socialist government ruled by a network of international elites with no allegiance to any particular place. Family? Loyalty? Community? These are concepts they disdain. These are socialpaths with no love of anything other than themselves and their apparent birth right to lord over the masses. Why else would they, (no matter if they be Republican or Democrat,) seek to deceive us with phony unemployment and CPI numbers?
When all those Austrian Economists in 2006 and 2007 told pundits that we were in a real estate bubble and heading for a crash, the interviewers said the same thing.
"Boy, your a real doom and gloom sort of guy. Are you hoping we fail? Things have never looked better, look at how well the Dow is preforming. . . . "
And the response was always the same.
They always said NO, they just didn't believe in fairy tales. They just looked at the number of people working, the amount of "stuff," the nation was producing, and they knew it was a fake government/fed. manipulated economy. This is just more of the same. Nothing has been fixed.