[SaveFerris]

Ah, he sees a strong and growing labor market.

OK comrades, the Uniparty designated spokesman hath declared.

Now back to that every-increasing good economy.

Oh, and the Kardashians.

[fella]

The “Progressives”(?) buying of votes through entitlements is driving our nation to a class/race war and they won’t be able to control it as they think they can.

[Mr Apple]

Social expenditures in the U.S. were 19.2 percent of gross domestic product last year, up from 15.5 percent in 2005

We can all thank scumbag obomanus and the democrats for this.

[GreatRoad]

Since you brought them up - I think (and pray) the Kardashians have finally jumped the shark.

[RC one]

To me the discussion today shouldn't even be on monetary policy it should be on how do we constrain this extraordinary rise in entitlements.

It seems to me the discussion ought to be about how do we create enough new private sector jobs in America to support entitlements. And the answer seems to be to vote for Donald Trump, the only guy even talking about creating jobs.

[taildragger]

And his bailout of the 1st Hedge Fund crash helped us how? Move right along here the Emperor has no clothes...

[DAC21]

Mr Andrea Mitchell speaks, will anyone listen?

[1rudeboy]

Every other factory next to mine has a ‘Help Wanted’ sign up, and my company has hired maybe 20 people in the past 4 months. But what do I know, I live outside of Detroit.

[Gaffer]

Isn’t he married to Andrea Mitchell? Who in the hell should listen to him? He helped cause all this.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I recall first hearing about deep concern over government spending and deficits around 1966 when I was 15. It seemed to be the #3 daily topic after Vietnam Nam and racial unrest.

We got out of VN and, until Obunghole, racial,unrest was under control.

But government has done nothing to govern responsibly in all those years.

[Will88]

Social expenditures in the U.S. were 19.2 percent of gross domestic product last year, up from 15.5 percent in 2005, according to data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

The only way this nation will ever become fiscally sound again is to end illegal immigration and stop legal immigration that is not needed in the economy, then correct the one-sided trade arrangements, and have welfare to work in an economy where jobs are actually available, and where wages are not intentionally driven down by immigration policies.

Other stats show that one in five US heads of household are on one or more means tested poverty programs.