1 posted on
03/11/2004 9:04:32 AM PST by
RSmithOpt
To: RSmithOpt
"...I have to support the issue of the extension of unemployment insurance." Oh...wonderful.
2 posted on
03/11/2004 9:06:32 AM PST by
xrp
To: RSmithOpt
Anyone else noticed that Greenspan's wife seems even more nasty in her criticism of Bush lately?
I wonder what's bugging her.
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3 posted on
03/11/2004 9:10:22 AM PST by
syriacus
(1/16/04 Kerry smeared Pickering by calling him a tireless advocate for a cross burner)
To: RSmithOpt
Sounds nice, wouldn't you agree?... FINALLY everyone who was laid-off or even fired will find a job and work again :)
To: RSmithOpt
If he is wrong will he quit?
To: RSmithOpt
how does he know? every economist I heard who commented on the February numbers released last week said the "new jobs" number was the hardest economic statistic to forecast, which is why they always miss it by large numbers.
To: RSmithOpt
"When unemployment is created through no fault of the worker's actions, then I think it is clearly to our advantage to find ways of creating support and assistance and as a consequence at times like this, I have to support the issue of the extension of unemployment insurance." Since Greenspan was one of the major causes of this economic downturn the money should come out of his bank account.
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