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In the discussion thread: Payroll employment continues to edge up in June (+80,000); jobless rate unchanged (8.2%) [View all]

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Fri Jul 6, 2012, 09:03 AM

MannyGoldstein (21,462 posts)

9. But bipartisan austerity seemed to be working so well

When will the American people wake up and vote for traditional Democratic values? Republican and Third Way policies can lead to no other outcome but this.

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62 replies	Author	Time	Post
Payroll employment continues to edge up in June (+80,000); jobless rate unchanged (8.2%) [View all]	mahatmakanejeeves	Jul 2012	OP
NOT a good # :-( n/t	Inuca	Jul 2012	#1
not good at all... n/t	IamK	Jul 2012	#2
Revisions of previous 2 months are mixed	Inuca	Jul 2012	#3
What friggin' cracks me up	SoFlaJet	Jul 2012	#13
120,000 non-farm payroll jobs a month need to be created just to keep pace with population growth	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#35
Some people remember more than 4 years ago.	Igel	Jul 2012	#42
Corporate hucksters sitting on 2 trillion	BumRushDaShow	Jul 2012	#4
Courtesy of a do nothing Congress! nt	Firebrand Gary	Jul 2012	#5
plus NAFTA, repeal of Glass-Stegall, & the Commodities Futures Modernization Act of 2000 all coming	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#11
If Clinton hadn't "gone Republican" maybe those acts would not have past,	amandabeech	Jul 2012	#33
Bill Clinton didn't "go republican" that's who he is. A governor of a failed small southern state	Citizen Worker	Jul 2012	#40
"Failed small southern state" totally sums up Arkansas and several other deep south	byeya	Jul 2012	#56
According to Lori Wallach the repeal of Glass-Steagall is enshrined in the WTO Agreement, which was	Citizen Worker	Jul 2012	#39
Obama in 2009: If I can’t fix the economy in three years, you can call me former President Obama	Huey P. Long	Jul 2012	#26
It's a good thing he has fixed the economy then! We are well on our way!	Firebrand Gary	Jul 2012	#36
the private sector is doing fine!	BT021	Jul 2012	#59
Even with this rotten RePUKE House of Reps we are STILL seeing GROWTH.	RBInMaine	Jul 2012	#34
Early in the article, you refer to no President with over 7.2 getting re-elected	karynnj	Jul 2012	#6
That came from the WSJ.	mahatmakanejeeves	Jul 2012	#7
Actually if you google article titles	alp227	Jul 2012	#15
Sorry - I was not intending to attack you - just to counter a meme that is harmful	karynnj	Jul 2012	#41
No problem.	mahatmakanejeeves	Jul 2012	#45
And it's inaccurate regarding FDR's reelection in 1936 when the rate was 16.9%	24601	Jul 2012	#51
Private payrolls miss even worse 84K on consensus of 106K, yet these numbers will not allow the Fed	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#8
August will change the number, as students return to school	demwing	Jul 2012	#16
the thing is, that is all taken into account by seasonal adjustments and the street's consensus	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#17
Sure, expectation will be higher	demwing	Jul 2012	#18
Why are all of the countries in the EU failing?	Mayflower1	Jul 2012	#24
Not all (Sweden, Finland, Denmark, etc are ok- for now) but many. In a nutshell here's some reasons:	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#27
But bipartisan austerity seemed to be working so well	MannyGoldstein	Jul 2012	#9
The Repub argument is that	Mayflower1	Jul 2012	#29
The data show the opposite	MannyGoldstein	Jul 2012	#43
How is it the ADP said 175,000 jobs were added in the private sector in June? Why so far off?	flpoljunkie	Jul 2012	#10
because the models that the BLS uses are extremely flawed, but at least take cheer that most of the	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#12
You didn't actually respond to the post	pinqy	Jul 2012	#20
BLS and other models, the changes, and some issues	stockholmer	Jul 2012	#30
Interesting Tactic	pinqy	Jul 2012	#38
Because ADP's number doesn't mean squat on a national level.	Roland99	Jul 2012	#14
Different Statistical Universe	pinqy	Jul 2012	#19
PUBLIC SECTOR!	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#31
Looks like republicans want to put a different spin on this one	Kingofalldems	Jul 2012	#21
One major cause of the unemployment crisis: ongoing cuts at the state and local level.	SunSeeker	Jul 2012	#22
Live in Pa - I have been posting this today	Cosmocat	Jul 2012	#32
TX did this last year.	Igel	Jul 2012	#44
Oh, boy.........	Beacool	Jul 2012	#23
Disability Ranks Outpace New Jobs In Obama Recovery	TouchOfGray	Jul 2012	#25
I noticed you defended Romney in the Bain thread	Kingofalldems	Jul 2012	#47
Looks like you are citing a right wing source	Kingofalldems	Jul 2012	#48
So you are saying that	TouchOfGray	Jul 2012	#49
This is the latest RW meme. Bill O'Reilly ranted about it on his show last night.	SunSeeker	Jul 2012	#52
Yes that the new theme of the RW	Kingofalldems	Jul 2012	#53
Which makes this the 28th consecutive month of job INCREASES ...	SomeGuyInEagan	Jul 2012	#28
It takes 125,000 new jobs/mo just to break even with rising population.	Psephos	Jul 2012	#46
Right. Down steeply '08 to '10, but increasing steadily for more than two years to make up half	SomeGuyInEagan	Jul 2012	#54
We are barely treading water, and way below the numbers in January 2009.	Psephos	Jul 2012	#58
I don't deny the numbers. But why go backward?	SomeGuyInEagan	Jul 2012	#60
Well, I can agree with that. Forward is the only way out.	Psephos	Jul 2012	#61
Yeah, we're on the same page. And I definitely agree with you ...	SomeGuyInEagan	Jul 2012	#62
Not good.	emilyg	Jul 2012	#37
Job growth has sucked for more than a decade now	high density	Jul 2012	#50
Wages and job growth.....	Cronkite	Jul 2012	#55
The fact that jobs can be added or lost without affecting the unemployment figures	4th law of robotics	Jul 2012	#57

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