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Thank you Obama
Posted by: barry the great ()
Date: September 15, 2014 06:17PM

You are doing a great job...at making more people dependent on the government.

In June 2014, there were 46,496,145 recipients of the food stamp program.

The number of recipients was up 270,999 since the previous month in May 2014 when there were 46,225,146 individuals participating in the program.

Similarly, the number of households participating in the SNAP program has increased as well from the 22,590,393 participating in May 2014 to the 22,713,934 participating in June 2014, an increase of 123,541 households.

Why do libtardz keep saying Obumbler is doing a good job? Why do they keep saying the economy is doing well? Libtardz hate facts.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: Shleper ()
Date: September 15, 2014 06:26PM

barry the great Wrote:
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> You are doing a great job...at making more people
> dependent on the government.
>
> In June 2014, there were 46,496,145 recipients of
> the food stamp program.
>
> The number of recipients was up 270,999 since the
> previous month in May 2014 when there were
> 46,225,146 individuals participating in the
> program.
>
> Similarly, the number of households participating
> in the SNAP program has increased as well from the
> 22,590,393 participating in May 2014 to the
> 22,713,934 participating in June 2014, an increase
> of 123,541 households.
>
> Why do libtardz keep saying Obumbler is doing a
> good job? Why do they keep saying the economy is
> doing well? Libtardz hate facts.


What they say and what the polls indicate are two different things.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: urdumb ()
Date: September 15, 2014 07:09PM

barry the great Wrote:
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> You are doing a great job...at making more people
> dependent on the government.
>
> In June 2014, there were 46,496,145 recipients of
> the food stamp program.
>
> The number of recipients was up 270,999 since the
> previous month in May 2014 when there were
> 46,225,146 individuals participating in the
> program.
>
> Similarly, the number of households participating
> in the SNAP program has increased as well from the
> 22,590,393 participating in May 2014 to the
> 22,713,934 participating in June 2014, an increase
> of 123,541 households.
>
> Why do libtardz keep saying Obumbler is doing a
> good job? Why do they keep saying the economy is
> doing well? Libtardz hate facts.


Those are not indicators of how the economy is doing. They are subject to a slew of variables besides the economy.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: Gerrymanderer2 ()
Date: September 15, 2014 07:49PM

He doesn't need your thanks you filthy degenerate mongoloid.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: True The Vote ! ()
Date: September 15, 2014 09:32PM

Gerry the rat smells cheese.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: lunvfrky69 ()
Date: September 15, 2014 10:15PM

Gerrymanderer2 Wrote:
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> He doesn't need your thanks you filthy degenerate
> mongoloid.

Gerry, you're such a libtard brownie hound.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: xUhve ()
Date: September 15, 2014 10:19PM

barry the great Wrote:
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> Why do libtardz keep saying Obama is doing a
> good job?

Because he has and will continue to do so.......


> Why do they keep saying the economy is
> doing well?

Because it is and will continue to do so........

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: Typical Con Obstructionist ()
Date: September 15, 2014 10:21PM

xUhve Wrote:
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> Because it is and will continue to do so........

Not if I have anything to say about it.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: lumber slumber ()
Date: September 15, 2014 11:01PM

I know libtardz don't like to read facts but I thought I would post this anyway:

The overriding market thesis is that the economy is getting better, the jobs market is getting better, corporate earnings are getting better, the proverbial morning in America is just around the corner, and even with stocks around record levels, even with chaos overseas, now is still the time to buy.

There’s only one problem with that thesis: it’s starting to look like 2014 is going to another disappointing year for the U.S. economy, and the latest reading of the Chicago Fed’s National Activity Index, which slipped in June, is the latest evidence of that. Yes, it’s a second-tier, or maybe even third-tier, data series, but it’s one that provides a good indication of the economic state of affairs, and it shows that despite fits and starts, despite grand predictions, the U.S. economy is still struggling to shake off the aftereffects of the recession.

The National Activity Index is a weighted index of 85 indicators, things like production, income, employment and sales, and it’s designed to show the degree to which economic activity is expanding or contracting. Readings above zero point to above-trend growth, below zero points to below-trend growth. As such, it’s a good indicator of when or whether the economy’s reached that elusive “escape velocity” for which we’ve been waiting for years.

The latest reading shows that, no monster surprise here, escape velocity continues to elude us. The index’s June reading slipped to 0.12 from 0.16 in May. The three-month moving average, fell to 0.13 from 0.28. While that is the moving average’s fourth consecutive reading above zero, it remains below the critical threshold of 0.70, a level that indicates a sustained period of increasing inflation. At no point in the past two years, in fact, has the index moved into that range.

What that means is that the U.S. economy still hasn’t broken out into any kind of self-sustaining cycle. As we pointed out in early April, the spring data reports were likely to show higher than expected readings, as the seasonally adjusted data bounded in response to the brutal winter numbers. Once that bounce passed, the economy would be left at its “real” level. Which, we’re seeing now, ain’t so hot.

While all eyes were on Ukraine last Thursday, some investors may have missed the WSJ’s latest survey of economists, who have trimmed their forecasts as the data paints a different picture from the sunny outlook they were expecting at the beginning of the year. The dismal scientists are now pegging 2014 GDP growth at just 1.6%. That’s a full percentage point off their initial estimates of 2.7-2.8% growth, and well below the 2013 pace of 2.6%.

All this explains a few things, like why capacity utilization still has not gotten back to even its long-term average, like why wages can’t outpace even weak inflation measures. It’s why the Federal Reserve is moving so slowly, even after pinning interest rates to the floor for five unprecedented years.

The drag on the economy is the recession, the one that officially ended in 2009, still the crooked, lumbering stallion that’s keeping the U.S. economic chariot from flying high.

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Re: Thank you Obama
Posted by: D0 the Math ()
Date: September 15, 2014 11:05PM

a squared + b squared = c squared; e = m c (squared); and Obama is the worst U.S. president

These are mathematical certainties.

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