[Toddsterpatriot]

Oklahoma can’t quit NAFTA yet. There are still a lot of jobs there left to outsource.

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Data extracted on: March 18, 2008 (4:35:34 PM)

Labor Force Statistics from the Current Population Survey

Series Id:           LNS12000000 Seasonal Adjusted Series title:        (Seas) Employment Level Labor force status:  Employed Type of data:        Number in thousands Age:                 16 years and over
Year	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Annual
1993	119075	119275	119542	119474	120115	120290	120467	120856	120554	120823	121169	121464
1994	121966	122086	121930	122290	122864	122634	122706	123342	123687	124112	124516	124721
1995	124663	124928	124955	124945	124421	124522	124816	124852	125133	125388	125188	125088
1996	125125	125639	125862	125994	126244	126602	126947	127172	127536	127890	127771	127860
1997	128298	128298	128891	129143	129464	129412	129822	130010	130019	130179	130653	130679
1998	130726	130807	130814	131209	131325	131244	131329	131390	131986	131999	132280	132602
1999	133027	132856	132947	132955	133311	133378	133414	133591	133707	133993	134309	134523
2000	136559(1)	136598	136701	137270	136630	136940	136531	136662	136893	137088	137322	137614
2001	137778	137612	137783	137299	137092	136873	137071	136241	136846	136392	136238	136047
2002	135701	136438	136177	136126	136539	136415	136413	136705	137302	137008	136521	136426
2003	137417(1)	137482	137434	137633	137544	137790	137474	137549	137609	137984	138424	138411
2004	138463(1)	138529	138421	138674	138848	139174	139565	139585	139500	139756	140245	140138
2005	140224(1)	140354	140563	141244	141597	141708	142055	142457	142429	142613	142564	142778
2006	143086(1)	143362	143619	143791	144088	144369	144295	144671	144846	145395	145583	145949
2007	145915(1)	145888	146145	145713	145913	146087	146045	145753	146260	146016	146647	146211
2008	146248(1)	145993
1 : Data affected by changes in population controls.

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Only 146 million American jobs left.

[mysterio]

Like I said.

And now there are even more jobs left to outsource, since a lot of people had to get two jobs to replace the job that got shipped out.

That's just another reason NAFTA is awesome. People used to have a good paying factory job, but they got to trade it in for two dishwashing jobs!

Thanks, NAFTA! Someday maybe we can all have two jobs.

[Clemenza]

NAFTA opponents are an odd coalition of the no-deoderant Left and the toothless-and-tinfoil right. This has always been my experience.

Someone should tell these left side of the bellcurve folks that industrial employment has declined IN CHINA over the past 20 years, and that unskilled factory work is basically what one does as an alternative to working outside in the fields.

[wolfcreek]

Hmm, what is that? 20.5 million jobs created since 1993?

That’s just about the same number of illegals here.