Jobs Remain #1 Issue Washington Won't Solve

You see, the Labor Department says the economy gained 195,000 jobs in June. This beat economists' expectations, the media trumpeted.

And that's not the worst of it. I want you to understand the magnitude of the ongoing deception. I'm going to give you some numbers, and I want you to stick with me. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is perpetrating a gigantic sham, starting with the unemployment number of 7.5%.

According to Shadowstats.com, the real unemployment rate is 23.4%. These numbers honestly account for people who are long past the end of unemployment benefits - people who are so depressed by the Obama depression that they can't stand to face rejection any longer.

The extent to which this unconstitutional activity continues without challenge is mind boggling. Nothing is more useful for the average citizen than accurate, honest economic information, without BS.
Real transparency, in other words; not partisan propaganda. Unfortunately all three Branches of our government are complicit, and only TWO of these branches have "standing" to challenge criminal acts : the Senate, and the House. The Supreme Court does not have the power to rule on any issue, no matter how criminal, on its own.

The Senate is not going to do it. That leaves the House as the only hope.

Question is, and I have no idea of the answer : Does the House have to plead an emergency ruling from the Supreme Court as (the majority of) the body? or can individual members or group of members do so? If the answer is the latter why hasn't one of the dozen GOP House Members with a sense of ethics and morals do so?

The figures in this government repost are fantasy at best, fraud at worst.

Jobs are the #1 issue Washington CANNOT solve. Jobs will not come back until the government decides to get out of the way. That will be never.

Only if there is no other way than waiting for elected official(s) with an IQ over 50 to act.
I hold the hope that there is an alternative way. Hence this discussion.

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