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Politics & Government

Obama is not a pizza

by an Unemployed White Male on October 11, 2012

in 2012 Presidential Election,Humor,Politics & Government

Obama is not a pizza

Tagged as: American politics, Barack Obama, Obama, political commentary, political humor, President Obama, presidential election 2012

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American foreign policy of appeasement: President Obama apologizes for burning the Quran

by an Unemployed White Male on October 2, 2012

in 2012 Presidential Election,American Culture,Humor,Politics & Government

A foreign policy of appeasement: President Obama apologizes for burning the Quran

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Obama’s ‘Forward’ vision for America, Part Two: Standing on his impressive four year record

by an Unemployed White Male on September 17, 2012

in 2012 Presidential Election,Business & Economy,Politics & Government,Recession

Records Set on Obama's Watch

Tagged as: 2012 Election, highest unemployment, Jobless, lowest employment, Obama's record, President Barack Obama, Recession, records set during Obama's administration, Unemployment

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Obama’s ‘Forward’ vision for America, Part One: High unemployment for the next four years

September 9, 2012

Tagged as: 2012, Economic recovery, Jobless, jobless rate, Obama, President Barack Obama, presidential election, Recession, Unemployment, unemployment rate, US economic recovery, US economy

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How Congress is hurting jobs with sequester decision delay

July 2, 2012

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Everyone in Congress says they want to help create jobs and economic growth. But federal agencies and government contractors in the private sector, which actually hire people, may find that ironic. They are still in the dark about future funding levels because lawmakers have not said whether they will replace heavy-handed […]

Tagged as: Congress, hiring, Job creation, Jobless, jobs, Recession, sequester decision, Unemployment, US economy

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The 86 million invisible unemployed, mostly under 25 and over 65

June 25, 2012

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — There are far more jobless people in the United States than you might think. While it’s true that the unemployment rate is falling, that doesn’t include the millions of nonworking adults who aren’t even looking for a job anymore. And hiring isn’t strong enough to keep up with population growth. Read […]

Tagged as: Economic recovery, invisible unemployed, Jobless, President Barack Obama, Recession, true unemployment statistics, Unemployment, US economy

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Long-term unemployment is still a huge problem in the economy

June 11, 2012

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — The national unemployment rate has fallen from its recession highs, but Americans who have been out of work for six months or more are still having trouble finding work. The numbers are staggering. The ranks of the long-term unemployed swelled last month from 5.1 million to 5.4 million, and those individuals […]

Tagged as: depression, Economic recovery, long-term unemployment, Recession, Unemployment, US economy

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