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...in Rochester NY due to the Kodak plant closings
John H wrote in message . ..
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 08:53:36 -0500 (EST), "Harry Krause" wrote: NOYB wrote: You guys are pathetic and predictable. Your "the-sky-is-falling" reports on jobs always precede the Bureau of Labor Statistics *actual* employment numbers by one or two days. I guess you can call it a preemptive strike...'cause you know that tomorrow's report ain't gonna be good for the Democratic candidate...and will be *VERY GOOD* for Bush's reelection chances. I predict another 0.2 drop in the Unemployment rate. Prediction: 5.4% unemployment rate. An unemployment rate that falls because unemployed workers are running out of benefits? An unemployment rate that falls because long-out-of-work workers are forced to take crappy jobs that pay a third of the good jobs that were lost while Bush was standing watch? Here's an interesting stat, possibly related to the failed Bush economy: Pew Research Center for the People & the Press survey conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates. Feb. 24-29, 2004. N=1,000 adults nationwide. MoE ± 3.5. "Now thinking about our country, overall, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in our country today?" Trend includes slight variation in question wording. Satisfied Dissatisfied No Opinion % % % 2/24-29//04 39 55 6 12/19/03 - 1/4/04 45 48 7 12/15-17/03 44 47 9 Oh, and let's not forget to factor in that a growing number of Americans now feel that Bush lies - about things that are important. Notice that ratings have gone down with the onslaught TV coverage of the Democrat primary coverage. What you are seeing here is a reflection of the satisfaction of television content. Now that other things can occupy the news, these numbers will get better. John H I hope they DO get better. I certainly don't want it to be a close race, it would be too risky, and Bush may win. |
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