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Lucky Luciano

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30. It's all about expectations.

Sat Dec 4, 2021, 12:58 PM

Dec 2021

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If you are expecting 550k because a massive recovery should be happening and you only get 210k, that is disappointing and can be considered sluggish.

That said, the print didn’t tell the whole story. There were some other stronger points under the hood which I alluded to somewhere in this thread.

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Whenever someone says the media is "liberal," show them this. [View all] ffr Dec 2021 OP

And AP represents "the media"? brooklynite Dec 2021 #1

It's one story title after another, negatively reflecting good democratic policies ffr Dec 2021 #2

NPR did this too dsc Dec 2021 #4

Its stories are reprinted EVERYWHERE SouthBayDem Dec 2021 #21

The AP is supposted to be the gold standard for news sources Poiuyt Dec 2021 #24

+1000 smirkymonkey Dec 2021 #35

Actually, yes. Kid Berwyn Dec 2021 #27

Not sure who Zeke is, but comparing job reports in January 2020, Hoyt Dec 2021 #3

I think it's from 2018 MacKasey Dec 2021 #6

You are right 2018, but same point. Hoyt Dec 2021 #7

Zeke Miller is an AP reporter, and he was not the one to make the comparison, his Tweets are the Celerity Dec 2021 #8

Thanks. BS comparison/misinformation from Cohen because expectations were different. Hoyt Dec 2021 #12

yes, he could have picked a better example Celerity Dec 2021 #14

I'm sorry that Cohen's comparison doesn't meet your standards for news fairness ffr Dec 2021 #15

I don't watch FOX, and I expect people who report the news Hoyt Dec 2021 #17

Excellent, then take it up with the Washington Post. ffr Dec 2021 #41

Ridiculous. Drunken Irishman Dec 2021 #18

The headline has no merit because the expected numbers were different for both months. oldsoftie Dec 2021 #19

If wishes were horses .... The Reality is that they slanted nearly identical figures. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2021 #22

The reality is expectations were different in both months oldsoftie Dec 2021 #23

I read what you wrote. If "expectations" was the point, then it would have said "disappointing" Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2021 #25

It's all about expectations. Lucky Luciano Dec 2021 #30

I agree with you. Lucky Luciano Dec 2021 #29

Dems are treated like women Skittles Dec 2021 #5

Great point. And because women and liberals/democrats are supposed to listen and evaluate erronis Dec 2021 #37

"The US economy looted 200,000 new jobs"... Tommy Carcetti Dec 2021 #9

DUzy uponit7771 Dec 2021 #11

The best thing that ever happened for the media (all) was Trump. The worst thing walkingman Dec 2021 #10

The NYT had two headlines about the jobs report NQAS Dec 2021 #13

The US lost about 10 million jobs in 2020. Drunken Irishman Dec 2021 #16

Whenever someone says the media is anything, Lionel Mandrake Dec 2021 #20

Media is indeed the plural, but soldierant Dec 2021 #32

That's true, but I reserve the right to shudder. Lionel Mandrake Dec 2021 #39

You are welcome to shudder. soldierant Dec 2021 #40

I am no fan of the media. twodogsbarking Dec 2021 #26

That was taken from Zeke Miller's tweet two minutes after the payroll employment report was released mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2021 #28

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Look at Hurricane Katrina AZLD4Candidate Dec 2021 #31

Ever notice how the Friday Jobs report changes the next week copperearth Dec 2021 #33

Maggie Haberman (aka Trump's Stenographer) just doesn't understand this attitude FelineOverlord Dec 2021 #34

Additional opinion from Digby's Hullabaloo erronis Dec 2021 #36

Show them this: The media treats Biden as badly as - or worse than - Trump. Here's proof. muriel_volestrangler Dec 2021 #38