Posted on 02/03/2017 7:17:57 AM PST by GonzoII
(CNSNews.com) - The United States gained 5,000 jobs in manufacturing in January while losing 10,000 in government, according to numbers released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
In December, jobs in government in the United States outnumbered jobs in manufacturing by 9,950,000. In January, the margin dropped to 9,935,000.
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If we keep that a monthly rate???
This goes on my The Daily Win thread tomorrow. :)
Christmas...every day ...Christmas
Another Trump Win!
Touchdown! Trump!
That’ a MAFOR WIN!!!
win win
Like that ratio. Laid off government workers should be required to fill a job created by the Obama economy. Basically they can start at the bottom and work their way back up.
I consider it a good start. We need to prune more than that many government workers at all levels to get the state down to a reasonable size.
Excellent! I’d love to see continued losses in government jobs - combined with increased overall employment.
A good start...
As the old joke about “Lawyers at the bottom of the Sea” ends... “It’s a start!”
Like that ratio. Laid off government workers should be required to fill a job created by the Obama economy.
That explains the reason every time I go to Home Depot, I got someone at the exit trying to sell me solar panels for my house. My reply to them is one word. Solyndra.
Just checking, can we trust the labor market data now? Have all the liberal moles who were faking the numbers for Obama been purged?
Only jobs fit for former State Department and IRS liars.
Being caught after being deported, say, twice should incure a short life sentence.
Being caught after being deported, say, twice should incur a short life sentence.
Going in the right direction, that’s for sure...
Why so? We want a physical wall, not a "strongly worded" warning!
Now, if they were stacked up end-to-end in layers, that would be enough material for a wall, if any mortar could be found that would actually stick to such slippery things.
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