Next Day Err
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Lord knows the neediest and poorest are always to blame for our problems.
Weekly Reminder: The economy is great, inflation is fake and gas is cheap.
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DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
What do you think they're to blame for?
Next Day Err
Well-Known Member
Everything. They take our jobs and simultaneously take our welfare somehow and they’re tools of the ((((globalists))) no?
fishtm2001
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comedy gold;
https://www.jefftiedrich.com/p/dip:...itle&isFreemail=true&r=kue0h&utm_medium=email
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
They took your job and your welfare?
For one the government because more public sector than private sector jobs were created. Must be an election year.
U.S. economy added 353,000 jobs in January, much better than expected
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 185,000 in January, according to a Dow Jones consensus estimate.www.cnbc.com
Whose fault is this!?
Next Day Err
Well-Known Member
What? The link states 36,000 of the 353,000 were government jobs.
Next Day Err
Well-Known Member
Yes they are taking our way of life. They are weapons in a globalist plot to replace whites. And they will be voting by this November!
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
I agree with you that Democrats are allowing millions of illegals to invade our country because they want to change the election landscape.
In fact they openly admitted it.
Glad we're on the same page about this undeniable and easily provable fact.
Carry on friend.
I may have overstated it but in November 199,000 new jobs were created. 83%, 166,000, were in healthcare, government, and leisure. Another 26,000 were in manufacturing and almost all of those were autoworkers returning from strikes. That left 5% being created in all other areas of the economy.
Up In Smoke
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We live near a city of 80K residents and I've noticed on their jobs offered page a shortage of nearly 300 employees. Jobs from police, fire, school, technology and general labor. Municipalities are struggling to find and keep quality employees as private sector wages and benefits continue to climb at an accelerated rate. Having to pay subcontractors is also straining city budgets and delaying projects.
Next Day Err
Well-Known Member
Biden’s fault.
catstalking
ie qt
actually it's this guy:
he had a pretty impressive run for being a subversive anti-American
Next Day Err
Well-Known Member
catstalking
ie qt
there's lots of successful subversives throughout history, got 2000 years to go through
Next Day Err
Well-Known Member
So is Mr. Celler responsible for your life not going as planned?
catstalking
ie qt
i'm fine but he screwed the country as a whole
oldngray
nowhere special
"Rosenberg Research calculated that, despite the job gains, total hours worked actually contracted." [Emphasis added.] In fact, the Household Survey — "the one the media ignores," as Barone put it — "showed up with a -31K headline jobs number, and a fall of -63K in full-time jobs." Worse, the labor participation rate remains down. Americans are working more part-time jobs because there are fewer full-time jobs to go around — a sizable fraction of last month's jobs went to people taking on a second or third job.
So how did the BLS come up with 335,000 new jobs when the Household Survey showed a net loss of 31,000?
So how did the BLS come up with 335,000 new jobs when the Household Survey showed a net loss of 31,000?
"Birth/Death assumptions" means just that. The BLS assumes that so many jobs were created or destroyed and (kind of) fixes the imaginary numbers when the real data come in. Now you know why jobs always seem to get revised downward.
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Credit card debt smashed another record high at the end of 2023
Credit card debt surpassed another record at the end of December as American consumers continued to rely on their cards to pay for everyday necessities.
