Employers added 288,000 people to their payrolls in April, a
stronger-than-expected total that follows big gains in March, the latest
evidence that months of economic recovery without job growth finally have
ended.

"The longest jobless recovery during the post-war period is over,'' said
Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Wells Fargo & Co. "Businesses have
regained confidence in the sustainability of this economic expansion and
have started to hire people in earnest.''

On Sat, 8 May 2004 10:38:23 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:

Employers added 288,000 people to their payrolls in April, a
stronger-than-expected total that follows big gains in March, the latest
evidence that months of economic recovery without job growth finally have
ended.

"The longest jobless recovery during the post-war period is over,'' said
Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Wells Fargo & Co. "Businesses have
regained confidence in the sustainability of this economic expansion and
have started to hire people in earnest.''

It would be my opinion that this tax cut has done nothing but transfer
a greater percentage of the wealth from the working class to the rich.
As the country has seen a steady increase in the percentage of wealth
controlled by the few, the tax cuts have hurt the foundation that's
made this country the economic engine for the world.

Also, his tax cuts have done nothing to promote job growth. Under
Bush, we've had one of the longest jobless recoveries ever. If his
tax cuts help spur job growth, it would have happened long before now.
Job growth is a natural occurrence in the business cycle. Bush's
policies have done more to hurt than help.

bb

"bb" wrote in message
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On Sat, 8 May 2004 10:38:23 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:

Employers added 288,000 people to their payrolls in April, a
stronger-than-expected total that follows big gains in March, the latest
evidence that months of economic recovery without job growth finally have
ended.

"The longest jobless recovery during the post-war period is over,'' said
Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Wells Fargo & Co. "Businesses have
regained confidence in the sustainability of this economic expansion and
have started to hire people in earnest.''

It would be my opinion that this tax cut has done nothing but transfer
a greater percentage of the wealth from the working class to the rich.
As the country has seen a steady increase in the percentage of wealth
controlled by the few, the tax cuts have hurt the foundation that's
made this country the economic engine for the world.

Also, his tax cuts have done nothing to promote job growth. Under
Bush, we've had one of the longest jobless recoveries ever. If his
tax cuts help spur job growth, it would have happened long before now.

No...it's a lagging indicator.

Job growth is a natural occurence in the business cycle

So then you would agree that the loss from 1/01 until 8/03 was a natural
occurence in the business cycle!

Gould,
I totally agree with every point you made in your post. Unfortunately, NYOB
has learned from Harry, that it is the most outrageous posts, and
accusations that get a response in rec.boats.

Harry has turned rec.boats into the liberal version of Rush Limbaugh, with
him and his supporters high fiving each other every time they make an
outrageous post.




"NOYB" wrote in message
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"bb" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 8 May 2004 10:38:23 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:

Employers added 288,000 people to their payrolls in April, a
stronger-than-expected total that follows big gains in March, the
latest
evidence that months of economic recovery without job growth finally
have
ended.

"The longest jobless recovery during the post-war period is over,''
said
Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Wells Fargo & Co. "Businesses have
regained confidence in the sustainability of this economic expansion
and
have started to hire people in earnest.''

It would be my opinion that this tax cut has done nothing but transfer
a greater percentage of the wealth from the working class to the rich.
As the country has seen a steady increase in the percentage of wealth
controlled by the few, the tax cuts have hurt the foundation that's
made this country the economic engine for the world.

Also, his tax cuts have done nothing to promote job growth. Under
Bush, we've had one of the longest jobless recoveries ever. If his
tax cuts help spur job growth, it would have happened long before now.

No...it's a lagging indicator.

Job growth is a natural occurence in the business cycle

So then you would agree that the loss from 1/01 until 8/03 was a natural
occurence in the business cycle!

John Smith wrote:

Gould,
I totally agree with every point you made in your post. Unfortunately,
NYOB has learned from Harry, that it is the most outrageous posts, and
accusations that get a response in rec.boats.

Harry has turned rec.boats into the liberal version of Rush Limbaugh, with
him and his supporters high fiving each other every time they make an
outrageous post.




"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"bb" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 8 May 2004 10:38:23 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:

Employers added 288,000 people to their payrolls in April, a
stronger-than-expected total that follows big gains in March, the
latest
evidence that months of economic recovery without job growth finally
have
ended.

"The longest jobless recovery during the post-war period is over,''
said
Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Wells Fargo & Co. "Businesses have
regained confidence in the sustainability of this economic expansion
and
have started to hire people in earnest.''

It would be my opinion that this tax cut has done nothing but transfer
a greater percentage of the wealth from the working class to the rich.
As the country has seen a steady increase in the percentage of wealth
controlled by the few, the tax cuts have hurt the foundation that's
made this country the economic engine for the world.

Also, his tax cuts have done nothing to promote job growth. Under
Bush, we've had one of the longest jobless recoveries ever. If his
tax cuts help spur job growth, it would have happened long before now.

No...it's a lagging indicator.

Job growth is a natural occurence in the business cycle

So then you would agree that the loss from 1/01 until 8/03 was a natural
occurence in the business cycle!



While your here John, did your mother birth you while sitting on the toilet?
Bang your head around inside the bowl a couple of times and decide to call
you "John".

While I agree this post is outrageous.
LOOK AROUND, your in the wrong thread.

Get rid of Outhouse Express and download a newsreader so you can follow a
thread.
I'd recomend the one I use, but I use Linux.
Try Xnews, Mozilla, Forte-Agent, something other than Outhouse Express.

Don't forget to wish your mother "Happy Mothers Day", she may have saved
your life more times than you could possibly know.
--
_______m___õ¿~___m_________________________
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away".
--George Carlin--

"____m___~¿Ô___m____" wrote in message
...

While I agree this post is outrageous.
LOOK AROUND, your in the wrong thread.

Get rid of Outhouse Express and download a newsreader so you can follow a
thread.
I'd recomend the one I use, but I use Linux.
Try Xnews, Mozilla, Forte-Agent, something other than Outhouse Express.

Don't forget to wish your mother "Happy Mothers Day", she may have saved
your life more times than you could possibly know.
--

LOL, how the hell did that happen. While my Mom is dead, I will think of
her and thank her for all the times she saved my life.

NOYB wrote:

Employers added 288,000 people to their payrolls in April, a
stronger-than-expected total that follows big gains in March, the latest
evidence that months of economic recovery without job growth finally have
ended.

"The longest jobless recovery during the post-war period is over,'' said
Sung Won Sohn, chief economist for Wells Fargo & Co. "Businesses have
regained confidence in the sustainability of this economic expansion and
have started to hire people in earnest.''

Way to highjack a thread.
If you don't like the news, change the subject.
It's worked before.

My guess is, employers are seeing the end of another one term failure.
There is light at the end of the tunnel after all.
--
_______m___õ¿~___m_________________________
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away".
--George Carlin--