Anybody here not see that coming? Isn't this becoming their standard tactic - they have the labor department release initial numbers that are clearly way too rosy, hype them to the hills, and then come slinking back in later on to surreptitiously lower the numbers back to where they should have been in the first place.
I guess they think the sheeple are still as easily fooled as they were in 2008 - let's make sure that isn't the case, and that they know which donkey to pin the tail of economic malaise onto.
