September Unemployment Rate

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#3
Any word on when Harry Reid is going to let the Senate vote on the Obama jobs bill that will fix everything?
 
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Regarding unemployment, I realize many people struggle and there are many educated people out there, new grads, over qualified individuals, etc. that can't find a job, for various reasons.
On the other hand:
-I also was at Subway the other day when a lady walked in asking about a job. The manager said they have an opening for the morning/breakfast position. When told she would have to be there early, the lady "looking" for a job said that it was too early, then walked out.
-Personally, I am having to drive down to PCB/Tallahassee sunday to take a job away from someone who didn't do squat for a month, yet guaranteed me they were good to go a few weeks back. I invested time and a lot of $ to get them started, and am having to start over. My sis works for me in Memphis, has no experience in this field, hasn't worked for 20 yrs, and is doing really well because she is busting her butt.
I see a lot of laziness and a lack of common sense when I get calls, interview people or just watch other people as they are "looking" for a job. If you want to work and can present yourself well, you can find work. I firmly believe it.
 
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Cartervol said:
Harry Reid is a fine example of why we need term limits on politicans.
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Can you name one senator or congressperson that is not an example of why we need need term limits?

We can vote these clowns out but the majority of people think there are major problems in Washington with everyone except their Senators and congressperson.

Instead of setting term limit on politicians maybe we need an IQ test in order to qualify to vote.
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Harry Reid is a good example of how the tea party can put up some awful candidates. Reid would have lost to alot of people besides Angle.
 
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That's a better number than expected and I heard on the way in this morning that the July and August numbers were revised upward. A couple of fellows were saying that this news in their view, combined with some solid unit sales numbers in auto sector and some other manufacturing, strongly suggested that double dip recession fears may recede.

Rick Santelli of course scoffed at those comments because he desperately wants Obama to lose.
 
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lawgator1 said:
That's a better number than expected and I heard on the way in this morning that the July and August numbers were revised upward. A couple of fellows were saying that this news in their view, combined with some solid unit sales numbers in auto sector and some other manufacturing, strongly suggested that double dip recession fears may recede.

Rick Santelli of course scoffed at those comments because he desperately wants Obama to lose.
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But you don't desperately want him to win (or more accurately, desperately want R's to lose).
 
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lawgator1 said:
That's a better number than expected and I heard on the way in this morning that the July and August numbers were revised upward. A couple of fellows were saying that this news in their view, combined with some solid unit sales numbers in auto sector and some other manufacturing, strongly suggested that double dip recession fears may recede.

Rick Santelli of course scoffed at those comments because he desperately wants Obama to lose.
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I could see a decent 4q, but longer than that it's still choppy. Double dip fears are abating slightly, but Europe is still a Huge risk
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