Reply #13: But but but but but.......

[Tansy_Gold]

They adjusted january and february's numbers, too, to show more job growth or less job loss or something like that.

And you can't trust ADP's numbers because, well, they weren't as good as the administration's numbers which are absolutely 100% accurate because the administration wouldn't lie to us not ever.

And just because hourly wages fell by 2 cents an hour and the measure of unemployed and underemployed is now higher than it was, hey, ignore all that. Ignore the rising rate of mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures because after all they lag behind job growth. Blame it all on the weather, which is sure to be nothing but sunshine and soft breezes (never mind a potential hurricane or tornado or flood or something).

:sarcasm:




Just so you all know -- I cheer for every real job that has been created and every real person who has gone to work and found financial security -- or at least the hope for such -- as a result of anything. But I trust these numbers about as much as I trust my dog not to chase a cat.


Tansy Gold