This is great. Thank you Mr. President. Good luck in November. Where are the jobs?

[progree]

34. I hope Romney will return us to the good 'ol Bush days

{Sarcasm Alert} Look at the pathetic job growth under "Oblamer".

* Under "Obuhmuh" there has been only 27 straight months of private sector job growth.

* Only 2.5 million payroll jobs have been created under Obama since June 2009 (that's when the recession ended according to the NBER, and only 5 months since Obama took office) (thru May 2012 with April and May preliminary) . Bush created 1.1 million payroll jobs in his entire 8 year presidency

* Only 3.1 million private sector jobs were created under Obama since June 2009 (contrast that to 0.7 million private sector jobs lost during the Bush presidency)

As for Bush's record, again, of course, he was doing everything he could to reverse Jimmy Carter's ruinous policies, but them there "Demtards" in Congress were keeping him from doing it. I'm sure Romney will get that straightened out, after all he had the 47th best job creation record as governor of Massachusetts (proving that its possible to do worse, he wasn't 50th you know).

Oh, and the business community is paralyzed by uncertainty about what the next Kenyan socialist edict will befall them. When Bush left office and Obama took office, the S&P 500 was 850. As of noon ET 6/28/12, it is 1315, up a pathetic 55%, and it took over 3 years of "Obummer" policies to make even that small pathetic gain. (That used to be the criteria for a roaring secular bull market, but that was then, this is now, doncha know). Now its true, Bush inherited an S&P 500 of 1343, and left office with it at 850 -- a 37% decline. But that was not for lack of business and investor confidence with Bush, but rather the effects of Carter's Community Reinvestment Act.

S&P 500: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=%5EGSPC+Historical+Prices
Payroll Jobs: http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CES0000000001
Private Sector Employment: http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/CES0500000001