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cfimeiatpap said, almost 3 years ago
RIP…
SherriannPederson said, almost 3 years ago
‘The Jobs @ Census site was designed to help prospective employees match their interests and experience with one of the many positions available at the Census Bureau.’
http://www.census.gov/hrd/www/
dtroutma
said, almost 3 years ago
When the census is done, they can work the Gulf cleaning up for BP??
Ken Warren said, almost 3 years ago
The truth is that jobs are on the upswing, and have been for months, the problem is that so many people got “BUSHED” that millions of more jobs are needed to fix the damage.
benbrilling
said, almost 3 years ago
^ Absolutely right.
Job losses peaked at 800,000 per month during Bush’s last month in office and they declined every month since Obama took office, crossing out of the red and into the black several months ago, with increasing job gains since then.
There is a HUGE number of jobs to gain before we get back to the level before they started crashing during Bush’s watch. The man presided over a catastrophe for the US, and in more ways than job losses.
rottenprat said, almost 3 years ago
And we love him for letting us eat cake.
comyics said, almost 3 years ago
boooooooooooooooooooooooop……
your slaves to corporate amerika!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Corosive Frog
said, almost 3 years ago
those jobs represent like 0.1 percent. Not so much of a doped job market.
I bet I have more of last week’s beer in my system! And more of last month’s joint!
Ken Warren said, almost 3 years ago
ANDY – Once again I am going to call you out – YOU LIE!
You do not care about the Nationa Debt (which is a real problem, created by both DEMS & GOP) all you care about is using it to bash Obama and the DEMS.
Reagan TRIPPLED the National Debt and the Conservatives said nothing, Bush 1 & 2 drove the National Debt sky high, and the Conservatives said nothing, now that a DEM is in power you scream and sceam and scream.
In the past 2 years, and even in the elections the GOP has offered no plans, ideas, or programs for lowering the National Debt - SO WHY VOTE FOR THEM?
Senhor Peep said, almost 3 years ago
Why waste my time. Yup, it’s all Bush’s fault.
W(ar).Crime said, almost 3 years ago
<=====^We all know that scary.
churchillwasright said, almost 3 years ago
KEN: Instead of pointing fingers at Republicans for their “perceived” outrage over the debt, why don’t you start questioning the fact that, according to a recent poll, only 25% of Democrats rate our $13Trillion debt as among our nation’s major problems?
http://www.gallup.com/poll/139385/federal-debt-terrorism-considered-top-threats.aspx
Ken Warren said, almost 3 years ago
CHURCH - I said the National Debt is a big problem, but I also believe, based on past posts, that ANDY only uses that to attack Obama and the DEMS.
Also, as I have pointed out, the GOP did nothing about the National Debt, except run it way up, when they were in power, and have offered no ideas, programs, or plans to do anything about the National Debt, so why vote for them because of the National Debt.
We all should be concerned about the National Debt, but we should blame both parties, and not just use it to slam the DEMS and promote the GOP.
myming
said, almost 3 years ago
18 down…
churchillwasright said, almost 3 years ago
KEN: I knew I would regret not adding a sentence like “present company excluded” when pointing out that only 1 in 4 Democrats consider the debt a problem. Obviously you at least say you do. But you will join with the other 75% of Democrats and vote for politicians who don’t even PRETEND to care.
And why should they? Their constituents obviously don’t.
At least Republican politicians get (or should get) the message that their constituents DO care. That’s why they were thrown out on their buts. Whether this works in practice and not just theory remains to be seen.