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Sheriff Joe said:

US News
SHOCKER! Obama admits economy is doing ‘great’ (but guess who deserves ALL the credit)
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Funny how when the economy turned for the better during the Obama admin it was business that was the driving force . . . and just so you know economic policy takes time to be effective. Trump can be applauded for staying out of the way. Besides that Trump has deregulated things that were put in place to protect people, the planet and our future, time will tell the possible negative effects that will entail. Real leaders have patience, foresight and a sense for the overall, longterm good, not quick profits for them and their friends . . . how are wages doing this year?
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Funny how when the economy turned for the better during the Obama admin it was business that was the driving force . . . and just so you know economic policy takes time to be effective. Trump can be applauded for staying out of the way. Besides that Trump has deregulated things that were put in place to protect people, the planet and our future, time will tell the possible negative effects that will entail. Real leaders have patience, foresight and a sense for the overall, longterm good, not quick profits for them and their friends . . . how are wages doing this year?
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Funny, BHO said we should be happy with the "new normal" growth of 2%...
Minority unemployment is at all time lows... hilarious!
And:
U.S. adds 201,000 jobs as worker wages accelerate to nine-year high
Published: Sept 7, 2018 9:41 a.m. ET

The numbers:
The United States created 201,000 new jobs in August, keeping the unemployment rate at an 18-year low and generating the fastest increase in worker pay since the end of the Great Recession.

Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast a 200,000 increase in new nonfarm jobs.

The unemployment rate, meanwhile, was unchanged at 3.9%, the Labor Department said Friday.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u...owth-accelerates-to-nine-year-high-2018-09-07
 
Lion Eyes said:
Funny, BHO said we should be happy with the "new normal" growth of 2%...
Minority unemployment is at all time lows... hilarious!
And:
U.S. adds 201,000 jobs as worker wages accelerate to nine-year high
Published: Sept 7, 2018 9:41 a.m. ET

The numbers:
The United States created 201,000 new jobs in August, keeping the unemployment rate at an 18-year low and generating the fastest increase in worker pay since the end of the Great Recession.

Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast a 200,000 increase in new nonfarm jobs.

The unemployment rate, meanwhile, was unchanged at 3.9%, the Labor Department said Friday.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u...owth-accelerates-to-nine-year-high-2018-09-07
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Big picture my small minded friend . . .

Rising prices have erased U.S. workers’ meager wage gains, the latest sign strong economic growth has not translated into greater prosperity for the middle and working classes.

Cost of living was up 2.9 percent from July 2017 to July 2018, the Labor Department reported Friday, an inflation rate that outstripped a 2.7 percent increase in wages over the same period. The average U.S. “real wage,” a federal measure of pay that takes inflation into account, fell to $10.76 an hour last month, 2 cents down from where it was a year ago.

The stagnation in pay defies U.S. growth, which has increased in the past year and topped 4 percent in the second quarter of 2018 — the highest rate since mid-2014.

The lack of wage growth has befuddled economists and policymakers, who hoped that after job openings hit record highs and the unemployment rate dipped to the lowest level in decades, employers would give beefy raises to attract and retain workers. But so far, gains have been slight, and small recent increases are being eclipsed by rising prices.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...entirely-by-inflation/?utm_term=.39c23f20828f

Despite an unemployment rate at 4.1 percent or less since last October, wage growth has been anemic. In fact, over the last year, the average real wage of private sector workers saw no growth at all.

heres-why-wages-in-the-us-have-been-going-nowhere-2018-7
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Funny how when the economy turned for the better during the Obama admin it was business that was the driving force . . . and just so you know economic policy takes time to be effective. Trump can be applauded for staying out of the way. Besides that Trump has deregulated things that were put in place to protect people, the planet and our future, time will tell the possible negative effects that will entail. Real leaders have patience, foresight and a sense for the overall, longterm good, not quick profits for them and their friends . . . how are wages doing this year?
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You are an idiot.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Funny how when the economy turned for the better during the Obama admin it was business that was the driving force . . . and just so you know economic policy takes time to be effective. Trump can be applauded for staying out of the way. Besides that Trump has deregulated things that were put in place to protect people, the planet and our future, time will tell the possible negative effects that will entail. Real leaders have patience, foresight and a sense for the overall, longterm good, not quick profits for them and their friends . . . how are wages doing this year?
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Q E
 
Hey, that Broidy guy seems nice. One of you god-fearing conservatives should see if you can hook him up with your D. He's was a big GOP fundraiser. A real playa!
 
Former University of Texas long snapper Nate Boyer, a U.S. Army Green Beret whose attempt to make the NFL resulted in a single 2015 preseason game with the Seattle Seahawks at the age of 34, played a significant role in bringing former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s protest to light.

After Kaepernick sat on the bench before a preseason game against the Green Bay Packers in 2016, Boyer met with the QB at his next game in San Diego, and the two found common ground. Boyer convinced Kaepernick that kneeling during the national anthem was a way to honor those who gave their lives for the country while communicating his protest of racial inequality and social injustice.

Boyer has done well to communicate his mixed feelings on the subject, urging people on either side of the issue to better understand where the other is coming from — most notably, that athletes are “not protesting the anthem itself, they are demonstrating during the anthem.” He doesn’t necessarily agree with Kaepernick’s form of protest, but he supports (and fought for) his freedom to express it.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/green-...epernick-questions-nike-slogan-183831274.html
 
Politics
Several People Behind Trump Were Removed, Replaced During Rally In Montana

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President Donald Trump’s rally in Billings, Montana, on Thursday had many strange moments, including a tangent where he speculated about his potential impeachment and an instance where he seemed unable to pronounce the word “anonymous.” Perhaps oddest of all, though, was that several people standing behind Trump were replaced on camera as the evening went on.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/several-people-behind-trump-were-130601185.html
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Big picture my small minded friend . . .

Rising prices have erased U.S. workers’ meager wage gains, the latest sign strong economic growth has not translated into greater prosperity for the middle and working classes.

Cost of living was up 2.9 percent from July 2017 to July 2018, the Labor Department reported Friday, an inflation rate that outstripped a 2.7 percent increase in wages over the same period. The average U.S. “real wage,” a federal measure of pay that takes inflation into account, fell to $10.76 an hour last month, 2 cents down from where it was a year ago.

The stagnation in pay defies U.S. growth, which has increased in the past year and topped 4 percent in the second quarter of 2018 — the highest rate since mid-2014.

The lack of wage growth has befuddled economists and policymakers, who hoped that after job openings hit record highs and the unemployment rate dipped to the lowest level in decades, employers would give beefy raises to attract and retain workers. But so far, gains have been slight, and small recent increases are being eclipsed by rising prices.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...entirely-by-inflation/?utm_term=.39c23f20828f

Despite an unemployment rate at 4.1 percent or less since last October, wage growth has been anemic. In fact, over the last year, the average real wage of private sector workers saw no growth at all.

heres-why-wages-in-the-us-have-been-going-nowhere-2018-7
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Oh so now you want to acknowledge the inflationary effects of 3 rounds of QE. Too funny. Q.E.D.. I knew you mullets would take the bait.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Big picture my small minded friend . . .

Rising prices have erased U.S. workers’ meager wage gains, the latest sign strong economic growth has not translated into greater prosperity for the middle and working classes.

Cost of living was up 2.9 percent from July 2017 to July 2018, the Labor Department reported Friday, an inflation rate that outstripped a 2.7 percent increase in wages over the same period. The average U.S. “real wage,” a federal measure of pay that takes inflation into account, fell to $10.76 an hour last month, 2 cents down from where it was a year ago.

The stagnation in pay defies U.S. growth, which has increased in the past year and topped 4 percent in the second quarter of 2018 — the highest rate since mid-2014.

The lack of wage growth has befuddled economists and policymakers, who hoped that after job openings hit record highs and the unemployment rate dipped to the lowest level in decades, employers would give beefy raises to attract and retain workers. But so far, gains have been slight, and small recent increases are being eclipsed by rising prices.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...entirely-by-inflation/?utm_term=.39c23f20828f

Despite an unemployment rate at 4.1 percent or less since last October, wage growth has been anemic. In fact, over the last year, the average real wage of private sector workers saw no growth at all.

heres-why-wages-in-the-us-have-been-going-nowhere-2018-7
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Must you people always be so ignorant. Never mind

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) is used to deflate the earnings series for all employees.
https://www.bls.gov/news.release/realer.t01.htm#re_table1.f.1
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Politics
Several People Behind Trump Were Removed, Replaced During Rally In Montana

  • giraffe-214562-1536338717048.jpg
President Donald Trump’s rally in Billings, Montana, on Thursday had many strange moments, including a tangent where he speculated about his potential impeachment and an instance where he seemed unable to pronounce the word “anonymous.” Perhaps oddest of all, though, was that several people standing behind Trump were replaced on camera as the evening went on.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/several-people-behind-trump-were-130601185.html
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Yawn
 
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