Red State Lunacy
Sep 29, 2013 21:27:21 #
cesspool jones
Loc: atlanta
octive9 wrote:
that looks good but remember back in the 80's where in the classifieds in the newspaper were around an inch thick? why is that not the case anymore? who has all these jobs that were mentioned...ghosts?
Sep 30, 2013 09:33:54 #
mmccarty12
Loc: Zionsville, Indiana
octive9 wrote:
There are some jobs that the government should be ... (show quote)
That hatred for the President may be a strong word in anyone's book if you can actually even buy the idea that they hate the President and not his policies. But, by his actions, the President has shown his contempt of the opposition, so turn about it fair play in politics as in life. If karma won't get it done, one has to do it by their own actions.
I personally do not hate Obama, I dislike his policies and think he is a snake; but hate? Nope.
Sep 30, 2013 09:48:14 #
mmccarty12
Loc: Zionsville, Indiana
octive9 wrote:
You did not really look at that chart very well.
Of those 400K+ jobs that were taken away, only ~128K were Federal jobs, the balance were State and Local jobs, of which the Federal government has no real say, unless the jobs that were lost were funded Federally.
It is always a good idea to vet your sources thoroughly before posting them.
The reason so many private sector jobs were lost and not created is because of the policies set forth by several Presidents including Obama and Bush.
Oct 1, 2013 06:39:51 #
octive9 wrote:
Under Obama private sector jobs have increased and public sector jobs have decreased.
liar
Oct 1, 2013 07:10:26 #
octive9 wrote:
Under Obama private sector jobs have increased and public sector jobs have decreased.
Ok, liar is a bit extreme. I will give you benefit of the doubt, and say that you are just dumb. If you really look at those numbers, you will see since 2008 (when Obama came into office) that the private sector has a net loss of 2.9 million jobs, and the public sector has lost 475,000. This is not just federal jobs, but state and local as well. The really scary part of this is that the public sector comprises 18% of all jobs. That means that every four people have to support the fifth person, who is not producing. This is also not counting the people who are not working.
Oct 13, 2013 10:04:41 #
dville
Loc: Albuquerque
OldSchool wrote:
Here is a link you should read...just trying to keep you from looking so stupid.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/09/the_myth_of_red_state_welfare.html
Oh, and just what was that "Bush/Cheney,economic debacle?" Give me facts now, not just your ramblin' idiotic opinion.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/09/the_myth_of_red_state_welfare.html
Oh, and just what was that "Bush/Cheney,economic debacle?" Give me facts now, not just your ramblin' idiotic opinion.
Are we supposed to rely on the spin coming from the AMERICAN THINKER....give me a break.
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