[Parmy]

he economy is expected to generate 9.8 million new jobs, a 6.5% increase, from 2014 to 2024, the Labor Department said in new projections released Tuesday. While steady, that is a historically slow pace. By comparison, 10-year job creation averaged almost 14% during the 2001-07 expansion and close to 17% during the 1990s.

I just did the math. That amounts to a little over 80000 jobs a month. From what I have been able to gather, the economy needs to create at least double that amount of jobs a month to just keep even with the number of people coming into the job market.

Then, this administration is letting in all of these unskilled Islamics who will spend all of their lives on the dole and plotting to kill those of us who pay the taxes to support them while they are on the dole.

[Sam Gamgee]

The article doesn’t even entertain that weak economic growth could be a factor. As in no job creation. What’s the use of minimum wage with millions of illegals and refugees to hire?