You can always look for Ratigan on his show and Chuck Todd on his

[mfcorey1]

show to take a negative view of anything that indicates and upturn in the economy. They never have a positive take on any growth.

[elleng]

1. Switched ratigan off; too much shouting, like tweety.

[Zalatix]

2. Ratigan is rarely wrong. If he says something is amiss with this "recovery"

chances are that you'll be sorry if you ignore him.

Also, take a look at the type of jobs that are being created; compare it to the jobs we lost.

[mfcorey1]

3. Ratigan is so animated, it is hard to believe anything he says. He is more about posturing than

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substance.

[Zalatix]

6. He's frustrated. I see tons of substance in what he's saying.

Hell, I see more "animation" in an anti-war or Occupy protest...

[jillan]

4. When Ratigan comes on, my tv goes off. Arrogant asshole & Chuck thinks he knows it all.

[butterfly77]

8. Agree 100%

[asjr]

5. I dislike both of them. They have an air about

them that wants others to think they were born between pages of the OED.

[AtomicKitten]

7. Love the folks that bring me my 'stories' at MSNBC

but Ratigan and Todd are by far my least favorite, in fact, I turn the channel when they come on.

[WhaTHellsgoingonhere]

9. Do ad hominem attacks make the anxiety go away for some of you?

No way of knowing what the OP is referring to, but if it's something like...

Ratigan: "...although they will never admit it, this recovery is a Republican's wet dream because the jobs that are returning are ununionized and lower paying than those they replaced. Just what Republicans wanted all along. Where's the 'Mission Accomplished' banner, now?"

She-AW, I remember all the scrutinizing that took place here, amongst Democrats, when the Bush admin. released favorable unemployment data. We picked those numbers to pieces.

But now it's different?