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In reply to the discussion: Are You as Tired of This "Recession" As I Am? [View all]xtraxritical
(3,576 posts)23. WTF does this mean Manny?
Quote "Last week, the Party Of The 1%, working together with the Other Party Of The 1%, passed Eric Cantor's cutely-named JOBS Act to deregulate banks and corporations some more, and Obama will sign it Thursday (with Cantor at his side! Huzzah!)." Do you really think the President's going to sign this? Are you going to vote for Romney? Are you going to give Romney another vote by writing in for somebody? Be smart vote a straight Democratic Ballot and pack the House and Senate with Democrats.
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This is NOT a depression. In 1932 the unemployment rate was 23.5%. Nothing near that the
virgogal
Apr 2012
#1
The President likes this "jobs bill", in fact it follows his core beliefs on economic recovery
Dragonfli
Apr 2012
#37
"The current system only counts new filings for unemployment claims." == 100% inaccurate bullshit
phleshdef
Apr 2012
#33
You can rail against walmart or macys all you want of course but truth be told its both big and
cstanleytech
Apr 2012
#30
This is a depression for the middle class, job loss was always generational and housing too
uponit7771
Apr 2012
#8
More, Here in Detroit we never really recovered from the post 9/11 recession
Motown_Johnny
Apr 2012
#10
There seem to be a lot more jobs being advertised here in Dallas, and I'm told that there is
Honeycombe8
Apr 2012
#20