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Originally Posted by BigRedChief
One month before the election and the unemployment # is back to where it was when we were losing 850K jobs a month. On the edge of a possible depression to the start of a recovery.
You can say it should have been quicker and not last as long but you cant say we are not in recovery. But, if that's your argument, I refer you to Clintons speech.
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So your argument is that the guy whose economic team told us he could prevent unemployment from going over 8% is now claiming success because after nearly 4 straight years of 8+% unemployment, he's ready to "start" a recovery. What a sad case you're forced to make.
BTW, don't look now, but the economy is on the brink of a double dip.
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