Economy's Pulse Is Strong

Factory production is up in September:

http://news.yahoo.com/u-jobless-claims-fall-lowest-level-14-years-123336404--business.html

News Buzzard wrote:Factory production is up in September:

http://news.yahoo.com/u-jobless-claims-fall-lowest-level-14-years-123336404--business.html

"Unexpected!"




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Factory production is up in September? Well that is a bright spot but it is hardly systemic of the economy.

Effective unemployment rates are above 12%, with the lowest labor participation rate in 45 years. More people have given up work, than have found it.

58% + of the jobs created under Obama have been part-time & low paying.

Household Income is down 8%

Energy and food prices have necessarily skyrocketed.

When Obama took office 32,204,859 people were on food stamps. Today, that number has risen to 46,556,434.

With almost 9-million people currently receiving Social Security disability and a million more new applications pending, SSDI is rapidly becoming the new unemployment.

Add to that

Nearly $8 trillion dollars has been added to our national debt. The Fed is buying $85 billion dollars a month of our own bad debt to prop up the stock market and economy, devaluing the dollar. Obama just started a long term war in the Middle-East with no plan to acquire funds to pay for it.


I am sure you will continue to highlight the bright spots

Outerlimits wrote:I am sure you will continue to highlight the bright spots

You bet I am, especially when the Bush economy had us bleeding out 800 thousand jobs a month!!

Wars, tax cuts and Great Recession? Blame the Black Guy!!!    

The inability of leftists to acknowledge the truth, and continue to remain loyal to a man with such a dismal record is extremely troubling. For some, party loyalty seems to come before loyalty to one’s country.

Sure we had the Clinton/Dodd/Frank housing crisis and resulting financial meltdown under George W. Bush’s watch, but that was almost six years ago.  Now we have the Obama.  His failure to do anything but spend, divide the US and allow the world to be more unstable than it has been in decades is the problem now.

We have thousands of people streaming into this country on a daily basis, bringing with them disease, infecting children and adults with diseases heretofore rare in the United States (Tuberculosis, Hepatitis A-E, Malaria, Dengue, to name a few).  Obama has done nothing to stop this flow of illegals, and in fact has encouraged it. Now we have Ebola, and Obama refuses to take one of the most common sense measures.

Our country is in more danger today than it was in 2000 - 2008 and we have a man in charge that is simply not a good decision maker.

News Buzzard wrote:History will determine Obama to be one of the best presidents we ever had! Shame on those Democratic candidates for refusing to admit they voted for him! When you talk about the "Big Picture" the Republicans refuse to look past their own collective nose.

Sorry NB, history will be a little kind, but one of the best- not even close.

red_hill wrote:Sorry NB, history will be a little kind, but one of the best- not even close.

I'm sure they said that about Teddy Roosevelt during the Great Gatsby era, but Teddy now sits high up on the list. Teddy was the first one to campaign on a national healthcare plank in 1912 and it only took us 98 years to get there. Obamacare is a big fuc#!n& deal and will propel Obama toward the top of the list. He is the guy who can say he brought national healthcare to America! Our recovery from the Great Recession is nothing to sneeze at and he is doing a great job with the foreign policy disaster he inherited. History doesn't rely on FOX News talking points and that will be the difference!

Outerlimits wrote:The inability of leftists to acknowledge the truth, and continue to remain loyal to a man with such a dismal record is extremely troubling. For some, party loyalty seems to come before loyalty to one’s country.

You underestimate America's Bolsheviks




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"The inability of leftists to acknowledge the truth, and continue to remain loyal to a man with such a dismal record is extremely troubling."

Yes Outer, it is extremely troubling.

Not even close, he is one of the worst presidents ever, if not THE worst.

News Buzzard wrote:Shame on those Democratic candidates for refusing to admit they voted for him!

Simple questions, but all you see of Begich is the back of his suit!




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Shame on him!!

Obamanesia: polls reveal people can't remember voting for Obama

Buyer’s remorse for twice electing Barack Obama is taking hold. The first stage of grief is denial, after all, according to Kubler-Ross. USA Today has just conducted some revealing polls in six states with competitive Senate races:

Now USA TODAY/Suffolk University polls in a half-dozen states with key Senate races underscore just how much times and political fortunes have changed for the president. In five of the six states, the percentage of likely voters who say they voted for Obama in 2012 has dipped from the actual results.

Of those who say they did vote for him, as many as one in seven say they regret it.

But even more interesting than those honest people expressing regret are those less forthright people who simply don’t remember:

(Excerpt) Read more at http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2014/10/obamanesia_polls_reveal_people_cant_remember_voting_for_obama.html ...

I wouldn't admit it either...




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News Buzzard wrote:Shame on him them!!

Which way to the exit?

People depart a Maryland gymnasium soon after President Obama started making a campaign speech on Sunday.



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2799603/crowds-walk-obama-speech-rare-campaign-trail-appearance.html#ixzz3GjcMRfcM
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Maybe it's his "take" on the Constitution's insistence on Government's responsibility to protect US Citizens?




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Those Dims who rode his coat tails to power—you'll have to deal with it.







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Associated Press is reporting:

A private survey shows that companies added 230,000 jobs in October, the most in four months. Payroll processer ADP says the job gains were slightly ahead of the 225,000 added in September, The data indicates steady growth in the past six months has encouraged businesses to step up hiring. That could lead to a healthy job gain in Friday's government report on jobs and unemployment.