The COWH and the NUMBERS

80,000 jobs added in June---1/3 are a Temp Agencies

85,000 went on disability in June

Border States jobless rate @ 14.9%

Unemployment for Blacks---14.4%

Unemployment for Hispanics--11%

780,000 fewer women in the workforce under COWH

COWH/Re-election team predicted...5.6% unemployment with stimulus

Almost four years and this is the best of the COWH's 'leadership'?

Newsfan wrote:80,000 jobs added in June---1/3 are a Temp Agencies

85,000 went on disability in June

Border States jobless rate @ 14.9%

Unemployment for Blacks---14.4%

Unemployment for Hispanics--11%

780,000 fewer women in the workforce under COWH

COWH/Re-election team predicted...5.6% unemployment with stimulus

Almost four years and this is the best of the COWH's 'leadership'?

You should know better than to post FACTS. The ultra-liberal loonies swooning over Oblamer don't believe "no stinkin facts".....

[quote="nochain"][quote="Newsfan"]80,000 jobs added in June---1/3 are a Temp Agencies

85,000 went on disability in June

Border States jobless rate @ 14.9%

Unemployment for Blacks---14.4%

Unemployment for Hispanics--11%

780,000 fewer women in the workforce under COWH


COWH's leadership and his record but when they are hit with straightforward facts there is silence!...There is no excuse with the exception that the COWH is arrogant and out of touch!... Look at the numbers...take the name and politics out of the picture...would you re-hire this guy to continue to run your company?...That's the BIG question in front of voters...now he's got a record a record he cannot run on...

Just shy of 2 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy over the last year.

52,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

Over 4 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy since the bottom of the job loss was reached in 2010.

118,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

The economy receded 8.9% in Q4 2008 and 6.7% in Q1 2009. It has expanded each quarter since Q3 2009.

I'm not saying these numbers are awe inspiring, but we are certainly better off than we were 4 years ago.

boards of FL wrote:Just shy of 2 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy over the last year.

52,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

Over 4 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy since the bottom of the job loss was reached in 2010.

118,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

The economy receded 8.9% in Q4 2008 and 6.7% in Q1 2009. It has expanded each quarter since Q3 2009.

I'm not saying these numbers are awe inspiring, but we are certainly better off than we were 4 years ago.

Ah ye$, and at what co$t? Taxpayer$ probably wouldn't mind paying the many many many billion$ $pent on $timulous package$ for real succe$$ but not $o much for mediocrity.

nochain wrote:

boards of FL wrote:Just shy of 2 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy over the last year.

52,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

Over 4 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy since the bottom of the job loss was reached in 2010.

118,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

The economy receded 8.9% in Q4 2008 and 6.7% in Q1 2009. It has expanded each quarter since Q3 2009.

I'm not saying these numbers are awe inspiring, but we are certainly better off than we were 4 years ago.

Ah ye$, and at what co$t? Taxpayer$ probably wouldn't mind paying the many many many billion$ $pent on $timulous package$ for real succe$$ but not $o much for mediocrity.

I suppose that depends upon your perspective. Relative to the cost of war in Iraq, I would say the stimulus represents money well spent.

boards of FL wrote:

nochain wrote:

boards of FL wrote:Just shy of 2 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy over the last year.

52,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

Over 4 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy since the bottom of the job loss was reached in 2010.

118,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

The economy receded 8.9% in Q4 2008 and 6.7% in Q1 2009. It has expanded each quarter since Q3 2009.

I'm not saying these numbers are awe inspiring, but we are certainly better off than we were 4 years ago.

Ah ye$, and at what co$t? Taxpayer$ probably wouldn't mind paying the many many many billion$ $pent on $timulous package$ for real succe$$ but not $o much for mediocrity.

I suppose that depends upon your perspective. Relative to the cost of war in Iraq, I would say the stimulus represents money well spent.

Please show us how.

Guest wrote:80,000 jobs added in June---1/3 are a Temp Agencies

85,000 went on disability in June

Border States jobless rate @ 14.9%

Unemployment for Blacks---14.4%

Unemployment for Hispanics--11%

780,000 fewer women in the workforce under COWH

COWH/Re-election team predicted...5.6% unemployment with stimulus

      Almost four years and this is the best of the COWH's 'leadership'?

Same story two years later LOL

boards of FL wrote:

nochain wrote:

boards of FL wrote:Just shy of 2 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy over the last year.  

52,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

Over 4 million private sector jobs have been added to the economy since the bottom of the job loss was reached in 2010.

118,000 federal government jobs have been shed over that same time period.

The economy receded 8.9% in Q4 2008 and 6.7% in Q1 2009.  It has expanded each quarter since Q3 2009.

I'm not saying these numbers are awe inspiring, but we are certainly better off than we were 4 years ago.  

Ah ye$, and at what co$t? Taxpayer$ probably wouldn't mind paying the many many many billion$ $pent on $timulous package$ for real succe$$ but not $o much for mediocrity.

I suppose that depends upon your perspective.  Relative to the cost of war in Iraq, I would say the stimulus represents money well spent.

We haven't spent 7 trillion on the war