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It will be interesting to see how the liar in chief attempts to spin this into more job "saved or created".
Even he should be able to see that his BS is not working.
Higher Unemployment,higher foreclosures,Amnesty for Illegal Alien Lawbreakers(Including Obama's criminal,parasite Aunt from Africa). What a success story in the making(Sarcasm).
Now, ain't it odd how so many strings from tea baggers have been started here based on some poll supporting a tea bagger position but the NYT/CBS poll from tea baggers is suddenly irrelevant . . . ?
THIS thread is about jobless claims rising.
Stay on topic and go start your own thread on that poll...oh, that's right, there is already a thread on that.
If you were posting on a thread discussing tea "baggers", then it would hold relevance. Considering this thread is about the unemployed...
Just like so many other threads . . . go astray when making comparisons.
Only thing I said was
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Originally Posted by theolsarge
According to tea bagger respondents to a New York Times/CBS poll high unemployment numbers are a good thing.
You all took off in another direction. Point being, condemning high unemployment as the subject of this string while a survey says tea baggers would prefer high unemployment.
The data are oscillating about a slowly increasing value, indicating that, if anything, unemployment claims are increasing. That means that for the past 5 1/2 months, every time the administration has told us that the unemployment situation is slowly recovering, and that the data show “the right trend,” they have been absolutely mistaken.
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