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So in spite of Bush's disastrous leadership which ended with the unemployment rate starting its horrific climb, Obama has been bringing the unemployment rate down consistently, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
So in spite of Bush's disastrous leadership, Obama has been bringing the unemployment rate down every since, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
Been pretty steady this year. When you hit rock bottom you can only go up. We have a very slow economic recovery.
Having said that, I do not expect a President McCain would have done much better. The situation in Europe is harming economies across the globe. At least a partial breakup of the Euro-zone seems inevitable.I think we are in for a lost decade regardless of what politicians do. We really need to address our long-term deficit problems before the rates we have to pay to borrow go up. As the world gets smaller wages between Western nations and developing ones will continue to converge. Called for IT support the other day. No longer does Robin, from New Jersey, work for us. I got Patel. He did a great job. He resides in India. Any attempts to use protectionist measures to stop the displacement of American workers, now including white-collar jobs, will do more harm than good.
Yet another "blame Bush" idiotic thread. Jobs are being created, but Obama's policies are holding back more vibrant job creation. In some instances, his policies are destroying jobs.
In some instances, his policies are destroying jobs.
That's funny since most of the job destruction is occurring in the state controlled public sector.
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