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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Srexley who wrote (588010)	7/5/2004 11:03:30 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

"It doesn't take a genius to figure out that the jobs being added are low paying and that's what's causing the decline in the wage averages." Per your logic, the reduced overtime could be reponsible for the lower wages. True.....and if there is a reduced need for overtime than that would suggest business demand is not all that great. Isn't it? Thank you for proving my point. "And that's been the second major concern expressed by economists....." Er, you mean democrat economists. LOL. If you need a job, go find one. Out government does not provide them. Presidents don't make them and give them out. Tax breaks help create them, but only in a limited way. The terrorists that attacked our country are what cost us jobs. Now there are new ones being created, and we have low unemployment. What cost us our jobs is a president who flunked economics at Yale and a spendthrift GOP Congress who can't stop spending. Furthermore, the unemployment level is not that low and in the last few months, less than a million jobs were created while over 3 million were lost during the recession. You do the math. Quit whining Aaaaaahhhh......your standard fall back line when you are in over your head. You can say "quit whining" all you want but that ain't going to keep Mr. Bush from being kicked out of office in November. At least YOU will know why. ;~) Have a good one!