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<title>Mainstream Business Journalists Lie about Job Creation during the Bush Admin (Hard Data from BLS)</title>
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<description>Total Employment up 1.87 Million during Bush Admin and Almost 4 mil since Jan. 2002 (from BLS Data) The question I set out to answer is: When the mainstream business press claims that &#x26;#x22;millions of jobs have been lost during the Bush Adminitration,&#x26;#x22; is it true? The quick answer isn&#x26;#x27;t &#x26;#x22;no,&#x26;#x22; it&#x26;#x27;s &#x26;#x22;Heck no!&#x26;#x22; Here&#x26;#x27;s the proof (all are seasonally adjusted and retroactively take into account methodology changes during the past 4 years): - Total employment in the entire economy (June 2004) 139.660 million - Total employment in the entire economy (Jan. 2001) 137.790 million - Total employment in the...</description>
<author>Bureau of Labor Statistics (link is to current report)</author>
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