the problem with the american public, as personified by people like you, is that they sort of practice a stupid brand of superficial political and economic analysis. you dont really know anything or read books about economic poicy, or have any understanding of how markets work (i am not saying i do), and you are not making any real points. you assume that policies that enrich people necessarily do it at the expense of the poor and play the same games that collectivists have been using to oppress people for generations.romney and almost every modern politian, favor policies that would generate almost all of the government's revenue from the top 50%. the solution to everything isnt to soak the rich. you have to be more sophisticated than that.
reluctantly Martin is right about being more sophisticated. Obama is kinda arrogant himself, you have to be extremely arrogant to want to be the president. Try to look past personalities.
Those are bullshit numbers. 100,000 jobs added my ass. Hell, the economy added 163,000 jobs last month alone! Obama has added 4.2 million private sector jobs since taking office.
It's a game. Now you get to offer some substance to the absurd notion that Obama has produced only 100,000 new jobs since taking office.
You've done all the research for me. The graph you posted shows net job grwoth of around 100,000 jobs. Exactly what the Washington Post infographic gyver posted demonstrates. Are you unable to understand that, or are you being obtuse?
are you associating the job loss with the fact that the government and school districts chopped jobs like lettuce at McDonalds? or just want us to concentrate on the net.
Does anything besides net really matter? and you would have to show me some support for that contention anyway, because government payrolls were bloated by wastful ARRA dollars.
not even, that money was used to shore up state budget shortfalls, while they lay off or fired many teachers and non essential employees. yes the context matters, private sector is what conservatives value more, thats where the job growth has taken place over the past 2 years.