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To: zax who wrote (821353)12/7/2014 6:55:23 PM
From: Mongo2116  Respond to of 1584048
 
WELL WELL WELL...THE REPUBLITURDS ARE NOT INTERESTED IN facts YA KNOW!!!!



To: zax who wrote (821353)12/7/2014 7:03:00 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 1584048
 
Right. Obama "recovery" is great. As long as you don't look at what really counts.



You can NEVER have the kind of productivity we need to grow an economy with what that graph shows since Obama took office. The current month's figures notwithstanding (since they are an anomaly resulting from replacing each full-time job with multiple part-time workers), this is an economic disaster so bad you have to go back to the Carter presidency to find anything similar.



To: zax who wrote (821353)12/7/2014 7:39:54 PM
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The Obama recovery isn't just a little bit better than the Bush recovery. It's miles better. But here's the interesting thing. This chart looks only at private sector employment. If you want to make Bush look better, you can look at total employment instead. It's still not a great picture, but it's a little better:

I know............the Bush recovery was one of the most anemic since WWII.


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