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Some folks seem to rejoice at the death of union jobs. Obviously history wasn't their strong suit or they would know that it was union jobs that created the middle class in this country so, in effect, they are rejoicing at the death of the middle class. They will continue their rejoicing until they find that the bell tolls for them too.
Let's not forget that unionization is how we got the weekend.
Let's look at what happens when unionized jobs disappear:
Oh, now jobs are jobs? What were you lefties hollering about when it was posted that Texas lead the nation in job creation? Wasn't it something like, "those jobs are worthless, they are minimum wage jobs!"? Wasn't it something like that? You guys are hilarious!
Oh, now jobs are jobs? What were you lefties hollering about when it was posted that Texas lead the nation in job creation? Wasn't it something like, "those jobs are worthless, they are minimum wage jobs!"? Wasn't it something like that? You guys are hilarious!
And you were offended by those arguments, only to use them later.
No wonder is spending millions on ads to fend off the growing popularity of his being recalled. He's toast.
the only reason the libs want to recall Walker is because their guy lost, and they are throwing a hissy fit.
Wisconsin's unemployment figures are lower then Illinois.
The latest preliminary estimates show a net gain of 12,900 private-sector jobs from May to June, representing the largest one-month gain of private sector jobs since September 2003. The number of manufacturing jobs grew by 800 over the month, bringing the industry total to 14,100 jobs created this year.
No wonder is spending millions on ads to fend off the growing popularity of his being recalled. He's toast.
Gross statistical abuse from a clearly biased source.
A whole bunch of citing a month here or there....no adjustment for seasonality cited etc. etc. etc. A faux news article using a lot of smoke and handwaving and not any actual analysis.
The only people falling for tripe like this are partisan loyalists and the mentally feeble.
Really, why not just post a clear assessment showing seasonally adjust job changes directly from the BLS showing each state?
Dude gave you the "not seasonally adjusted" numbers...
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