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Obama will be number 1
1932 we had the highest recorded unemployment rate @ 23.6 %
Not sure who has president in 32 and has been at the top of that list For the last 80 years but he will be number 2 soon enough ! Yay Obama ! |
Hoover, was replaced by FDR in 32.
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The powers that be will never allow that number to happen whether it's real or not. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The New Deal was good for that generation and the generation after it. Today, the New Deal was the snowflake that started the avalanche that will completely smother my generation and that of my children's children in crippling debt if we continue down this path. |
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I just find it amazing that Obama hate has surpassed faith in America. -spence |
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Back then, people WANTED to work for pay, not so much these days......... There is your hate Spence ! Growing up my grandfather preached to me of how back then how embarrassed people were if they needed help or a hand out. Today a handout is EXPECTED ! |
Our parents, NO ONE, I'm sayin NO ONE want to go on the dole.
Today it is the expectation. I do agree Ronnie, it should NOT be an EXPECTATION. |
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Being a Career Welfare Recipient wasn't a job description back then. |
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One of the best gifts you can give your kids is a summer job working on a farm,for a landscaper or in constuction when they're young. Problem is there is prolly some kind of Govt regulation, in the over 80,0000 on the books, to prevent it. |
do not know about a farm...my grand kids will be working part when they turn 14...they do not have to ...there college is paid for....they do not know that ...but they will work at a Mac Donalds or a Burger king...they will never ever be a professional athlete making a lot of money....they R very fortunate and they will realise what work is and could lead to
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My opinion, the unions had their time & purpose in this country but that time was generations ago and now it's nothing but organized crime, not so much the trades who I have compassion for as if there is no work, they don't work and don't get paid. The public unions are a HUGE problem in this country today ! |
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hmmm .. Oh, this happened before,, GOP mess passed on ,, Hoover to FDR .. Just like Bush to Obama ,, good point . |
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Remember a couple of pieces of legislation signed into law by Slick Willie that repealed legislation signed into law by FDR that helped get us out of the depression. Mortgage reform and the GLB act! Ring a bell. Kind of the perfect storm for setting up the failure we are experiencing now in our economy. Difference was FDR did something other than hand out money he didn't have. He put people to work. Obama just prints money to pay for failed programs. Kind of tough to create jobs when you have no clue how to. Maybe next time the Dems should put some one on the ticket who has had his name on the front of a few paychecks and not just on the back of them Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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As is indicated in the chart posted, the increase in food stamp use under Obama is primarily a reflection of a massive recession and job market that's shifting into a different mode. Obama did expand benefits but I believe that's going to expire soon. Interestingly though, Food Stamp use under Bush was also climbing dramatically faster than previous administrations, even as Bush was cutting taxes to record lows. Moody's did an interesting study on Food Stamp's as economic stimulus. Food stamps offer best stimulus - study - Jan. 29, 2008 -spence |
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hey, if you follow that article to the end there are some links listed and highlighted...the first is "5 Signs of Dimensia"...I think they're all contained in that article |
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you just posted "Food stamps offer best stimulus" too funny |
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I did, it measures the most effective sugar rush if you are going to dump borrowed money into the economy....we've had massive "stimulus", a couple of recovery summers and I believe we just found out that July was a new record for new Food Stampees- long after Bush and the so-called recovery......I guess the economy should be singing base on your theory, but it's teetering and growth in anemic....
http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/Pa...amp-recipients “For Every Person Added to Jobs Rolls Since January 2009, 75 People Added To Food Stamp Rolls.” http://www.infowars.com/food-stamp-g...-job-creation/ "This time the USDA delayed its release nine days past the semi-official deadline, far past the election, and until Friday night to report August foodstamp data. One glance at the number reveals why: at 47.1 million, this was not only a new all time record, but the monthly increase of 420,947 from July was the biggest monthly increase in one year." |
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Seems to me that if 47 million food stamp recipients (out of 300 million Americans) were such a great investment, we'd see soem improvement. Spence, would the economy be better off if (1) everyone needed to be on food stamps, or (2) no one needed to be on food stamps. This is a from a guy who works in busiess of some sort? Saying that welfare (especially welfare that we have to borrow to provide) is a good investment. |
Spence, you are spending waaay too much time here when your supposed to
be working to keep the market up above 13,000. How come it's down 755 since O got re-elected. :huh: Maybe even more issuance of foodstamps would help, oh wait that's right, they are issuing many more. :) |
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