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To: Bill who wrote (461115)9/18/2003 4:45:49 PM
From: Kenneth V. McNutt  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769670
 
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The first 1.5 million in job losses "under Bush" happened in Clinton's last month (Jan-01). Look it up if you you don't believe it. >>

I would also suggest the majority of those laid off were "over-hires' due to the Y2K activity, and no longer needed when all the programming and modifications to industry and business had been completed, never to be needed again. Semi-permanent jobs, as it were. Not to be needed again until Y3K.

Ken



To: Bill who wrote (461115)9/18/2003 5:02:08 PM
From: Richard S  Respond to of 769670
 
Look what up? You made the claim - Prove it.



To: Bill who wrote (461115)9/18/2003 5:07:47 PM
From: Richard S  Respond to of 769670
 
$87 Billion Is Enough To Pay The 3.3 Million People Who Have Lost Jobs Under George W. Bush $26,363 Each!

The unemployment benefits extension passed by Congress at the beginning of this year provides zero benefits to "workers who exhausted their regular, state unemployment benefits and cannot find work." All told, two-thirds of unemployed workers have exhausted their benefits. [Source: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities]


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