The Shining City Upon a Hill

[BillyCarpenter]

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Nearly 1 million more jobs were created this year than the government first estimated

• November saw disappointing payrolls growth of just 210,000, but that number could be revised substantially higher.
• For the first 10 months of 2021, total revisions have added nearly 1 million jobs to the first estimates.
• Other labor indicators have shown a strong jobs market.

If you would have believed the Labor Department, August and September looked to be signaling a jobs market that was just about out of gas.

August had seen payrolls growth of just 235,000, while September was stuck at 194,000. Both were well below Wall Street expectations at the time.

But what a difference a couple of months can make.

If the November count keeps pace with the revisions of 2021, the final report should be around 300,000. That would be well below the 11-month year-to-date average of 555,000. However, the past three months have averaged upward revisions of 193,000, meaning that the most recent totals could move considerably higher.

This pecker head must search through countless liberal websites until he finds the one that is the most dishonest and distorted.


The real story.

Biden glosses over weak November job gains to highlight low unemployment rate


Joe Biden glossed over the weak November jobs report Friday, instead focusing on the low unemployment rate and the yearlong trend of growth and economic recovery.


The U.S. economy created far fewer jobs than expected in November, in a sign that hiring started to slow even before the announcement of the new Covid omicron variant, the Labor Department reported earlier in the day.




Nonfarm payrolls increased by just 210,000 for the month, though the unemployment rate fell sharply to 4.2% from 4.6%. The labor force participation rate increased for the month to 61.8%, its highest level since March 2020.



The result is that the jobs growth figure suggests a weaker economic recovery than the unemployment rate does.


https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/03/nove...ment-rate.html

[BillyCarpenter]

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BREAKING: The US only added 210,000 jobs in November.


That's a massive miss from the 550,000 that economists expected.

[slimslob]

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Nearly 1 million more jobs were created this year than the government first estimated

• November saw disappointing payrolls growth of just 210,000, but that number could be revised substantially higher.
• For the first 10 months of 2021, total revisions have added nearly 1 million jobs to the first estimates.
• Other labor indicators have shown a strong jobs market.

If you would have believed the Labor Department, August and September looked to be signaling a jobs market that was just about out of gas.

August had seen payrolls growth of just 235,000, while September was stuck at 194,000. Both were well below Wall Street expectations at the time.

But what a difference a couple of months can make.

If the November count keeps pace with the revisions of 2021, the final report should be around 300,000. That would be well below the 11-month year-to-date average of 555,000. However, the past three months have averaged upward revisions of 193,000, meaning that the most recent totals could move considerably higher.

If that were true there would not be fewer people working than there were two years ago. There are still more people that lost jobs due to the Democrat caused COVID shutdown of a huge portion of the economy than there are who been hired back. Then there are all the manufacturing jobs that President Trump brought back to the US there are now gone again and will not return until we have another conservative President.

[slimslob]

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Could it be that all the businesses that were going to reopen have and that some are starting to shutdown again.

[slimslob]

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Head of Wisconsin Election Probe Accuses Two Big-City Mayors of Cover-up, Stonewalling

[SalesServiceGuy]

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If that were true there would not be fewer people working than there were two years ago. There are still more people that lost jobs due to the Democrat caused COVID shutdown of a huge portion of the economy than there are who been hired back. Then there are all the manufacturing jobs that President Trump brought back to the US there are now gone again and will not return until we have another conservative President.

... President Biden's brave move of putting the breaks on the economy back in the dark COVID days of Feb-March saved a lot of lives. President Biden's American Rescue Plan helped a lot of business and families get through this difficult period with financial aid.

When it comes to jobs, President Joe Biden leaves Donald Trump in the dust. His weekly jobless claims recently plunged to 199,000. That is the lowest number in more than 50 years, according to The Washington Post. On the other hand, Trump was the first “post–World War II president to see employment fall during his presidency.” The last time that happened was when Herbert Hoover left office in 1933. We are talking in the middle of the Great Depression.

The ex-president rode in on the Obama-Biden team’s longest economic expansion in American history. Then, Trump screwed it all up by mishandling the COVID-19 pandemic.

In just two months, from February to April in 2020, his unemployment numbers peaked sharply to “an 80-year-high.” And the number of employed Americans plummeted from “152.5 million to 130.3 million. In losing 22.2 million U.S. jobs, he took the country back to the 1999 numbers, The Fortune Magazine reported:

‘SIMPLY PUT: THE HISTORIC JOBS BOOM THAT CANDIDATE TRUMP PROMISED ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL IN 2016 WAS YET ANOTHER VICTIM OF COVID.’

[Phil B.]

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Head of Wisconsin Election Probe Accuses Two Big-City Mayors of Cover-up, Stonewalling

#FuckZuck

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[BillyCarpenter]

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Shame on you. Shame, shame, shame on you.


I hope you (you know who you are) feel like a low down dirty dog for being so flippant about abortion. Shame on you.

[Copier Addict]

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Shame on you. Shame, shame, shame on you.


I hope you (you know who you are) feel like a low down dirty dog for being so flippant about abortion. Shame on you.

You're going to have to explain what this story has to do with abortion.
It seems like a happy story and you have to go and turn it into something bad. You should be ashamed of yourself Willy.

[slimslob]

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Wow. Where are they going to get the money to pay Chelsea's salary now.

Clinton Foundation Donations Have Fallen Nearly 75% Since 2016 | The Daily Wire

[BillyCarpenter]

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You're going to have to explain what this story has to do with abortion.
It seems like a happy story and you have to go and turn it into something bad. You should be ashamed of yourself Willy.

You're an idiot. At what age does life begin?

[Copier Addict]

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You're an idiot. At what age does life begin?

You make some lame comparison between a premature birth and abortion and I'm the idiot. Sure dude, whatever you say.

[BillyCarpenter]

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You make some lame comparison between a premature birth and abortion and I'm the idiot. Sure dude, whatever you say.

You can't answer the question as to when life begins because abortion begins to crumble and exposes you for a scumbag.

[Copier Addict]

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You can't answer the question as to when life begins because abortion begins to crumble and exposes you for a scumbag.

Deflection and insults. Right on queue.
You seem to have this belief that just because I think a woman should have the choice that somehow I'm pro abortion. It's just not the case.

[BillyCarpenter]

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Deflection and insults. Right on queue.
You seem to have this belief that just because I think a woman should have the choice that somehow I'm pro abortion. It's just not the case.

All of the drivel that you're type is just a feeble attempt to evade the question: When does life begin?

I know you're much too proud to answer that question and have a real debate. That's fine. But you need to think about it because you told me that you feel empathy for other people. I hope that includes the baby that's living in the womb. It's not just a lump of cells at a certain point. It doesn't need to stick it's head outside of the birth canal to be a living person. You need to think about it instead of just supporting all-access abortion because that's what you grew up believing.


When does life begin is the question that is before the supreme court.