Gallup CEO Fears He Might “Suddenly Disappear” for Questioning U.S. Jobs Data

Wall Street Parade ^ | February 5, 2015 | By Pam Martens and Russ Martens

[nascarnation]

Did anybody tabulate the number of Arkancides back in the 90s?

[wintertime]

A brother, cousin, or nephew might.

[Delta 21]

ping!

[BobL]

No problem...I’ll think about my style a bit too.

[OneWingedShark]

Tom Clancy, too.

[Star Traveler]

Well now ... that’s interesting, coming from the CEO of Gallup.

[Robert DeLong]

lol, EVERY NOW AND THEN I GET IT RIGHT!!!

[TomGuy]

For several years, Gallup has been publishing info that the ‘current’ unemployment numbers are fudged.

Nearly weekly, they would release an article claiming that the ‘real’ unemployment number was several whole numbers higher than what the BLS was saying.

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I wonder why Clifton is worried now.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Like the rest of us didn’t already know it was a lie. 93 million people out of work. More like about 28%. We are in the Great Depression now. If it was not for food stamps, 2 years of unemployment and welfare there would be soup lines wrapping around every corner of this country. People would be starving to death.

[magooey]

I wonder why Clifton is worried now.

Maybe he was specifically threatened by the obama administration if he continued to publish the real unemployment rate?

[FreedomPoster]

>>Try googling Parks, Vince Foster, and Ron Brown’s ‘head hole’ some time.

Find the appropriate entries at the Downside Legacy Archives at Alamo Girl’s site.

http://alamo-girl.com/

[Nifster]

BY going public at lest he is getting the truth out there. We (the little peons that the DC Elite hate so much) have known this all along.

I hope he hangs around longer than Andrew Breitbart

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

PING!

[TBP]

He might be right, in the People’s Republic of Obamastan under Caliph Hussein I.

[444Flyer]

[Alamo-Girl]

Jeepers. Thanks for the ping!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you for remembering the DSL!

[Praxeologue]

Wall Street on Parade takes the Elizabeth Warren position on Wall Street.

On this topic I occasionally find facts the radical Left is able to dig up to be interesting. That is because I agree with some of their policy positions regarding Wall Street. For example: Congress making the federal government liable for the derivative exposures of the major banks. Warren was vocal in opposition. Sen Cruz, unfortunately, was not.