[DonaldC]

“Goldman Sachs predicted the economy will lose as many as 100,000 jobs in February due to blizzard-like conditions that kept employers and prospective hires from getting to the office.”

Snow may be the official reason, but I don’t buy it.

[blackdog]

So to not be a victim of a BS call, the numbers for March 2009 should be at least 100,000 higher than baseline?

Or doesn't a lie count in Washington after 30 days or something?

[Know et al]

Let me see if I have this right. February blizzards froze hiring, March winds blew away hiring, April showers will rain out hiring and May allergies to flowers will sneeze away hiring.

Well, at least it isn’t poor policy that is causing the problem./s

[RipSawyer]

“Snow may be the official reason, but I don’t buy it.”
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It’s global warming, see, climate warming causes more moisture in the air which results in more snow which keeps people at home so they can’t go out and apply for jobs that don’t exist, see. I think it’s called “snow jobs” or something like that or maybe it was no jobs, anyway it is all because of global warming. We all need to stop driving SUVS and eating beans or something like that.