Posted on 08/18/2012 5:55:20 AM PDT by Kaslin
Unemployment was up in 44 States, down in two states, down in D.C, and unchanged in four others. There has been no improvement nationally this year.
Bloomberg reports U.S. Joblessness Rise Broad-Based as 44 States Show Gain
(Excerpt) Read more at finance.townhall.com ...
Sounds like we need some job cuts in DC
He said change and it did.
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I wonder how many of the DC job seekers have shifted to “disability”..
This is why we need major regulatory and income tax reform, so all sectors of the American economy can grow again.
Good news for DC. Let’s make Obama Mayor of Washington. He MIGHT be qualified for that.
Jobless rates rose in 44 states ... down in two states and the District of Columbia ... and rates were unchanged in four states.
This article is inaccurate because it doesn't tell what happened in the other seven states
You must mean States like Wisconsin with the eeeeevullll Scott Walker at the helm.
I wonder if anyone knows what the real unemplyment rate actualy is with those who are underemployed,not counted,etc etc.
The big factor in DC isn’t the government. It’s the ongoing urban renewal that’s making it a “hip” place for younger Xers and Yers/Millenials to live. The government workforce is really graying; most of the ones who work in DC live in Maryland and Virginia (with a smattering in West Virginia and even Pennsylvania).
The thing that’s really ticking off the oldline DC political structure is that the city is becoming more prosperous because non-Blacks are moving back in and are the ones driving the economic growth and political trends. Its the trend that gave rise to Mayor Adrian Fenty but also spawned one hell of a backlash in the Marion Barry Jr (Gray) mayorship.
It’s amusing as hell to watch because you have the old and decidedly corrupt, Democrat power structure (represented by Gray) being challenged by the Democrat/Progressive hipster crowd.
The real unemployment rate is +20%. See link below:
http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/unemployment-charts
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