Obama's job creation numbers!

[KazDog]

kaz you cannot be this dumb. how many times do i have to tell you Bush didnt spend $$$$ on the war congress did. Both parties voted!!!! HELLO!!!! wake up bro you are smarter than that

What? I'm dumb? Who's idea was it to go to war Bryan? Please. Save it....If anyone went against the war in Congress they would be labeled unpatriotic. WAKE UP BRO!!!! This is and was Bush's war. PERIOD.

KAZ

[10DimeBry]

http://otrans.3cdn.net/45593e8ecbd339d074_l3m6bt1te.pdf


read this, it came directly from obama and his team his administration.

look at the chart its not that difficult to see bro. Even you can read it, i know it

then get back to me

[10DimeBry]

page 5


The table shows that we expect the plan to more than meet the goal of creating or saving 3 million
jobs by 2010Q4. There are two important points to note, however:
First, the likely scale of employment loss is extremely large. The U.S. economy has already lost
nearly 2.6 million jobs since the business cycle peak in December 2007. In the absence of stimulus,
the economy could lose another 3 to 4 million more. Thus, we are working to counter a potential
total job loss of at least 5 million. As Figure 1 shows, even with the large prototypical package, the
unemployment rate in 2010Q4 is predicted to be approximately 7.0%, which is well below the
approximately 8.8% that would result in the absence of a plan.1

i'll be here all night. Dont forget to tip your server on the way out

[insidethe8thpol]

http://otrans.3cdn.net/45593e8ecbd339d074_l3m6bt1te.pdf


read this, it came directly from obama and his team his administration.

look at the chart its not that difficult to see bro. Even you can read it, i know it

then get back to me

I love this sentence:

It should be understood that all of the estimates presented in this memo are subject to significant margins of error

[10DimeBry]

Effects of the Components of the Recovery Package on Job Creation
in 2009Q4 and 2011Q4 relative to 2010Q4
Component 2009Q4 2011Q4
Energy, Infrastructure, 46% 41%
Health, Education
Protecting the Vulnerable 83 17
State Relief 48 48
Business Tax Incentives 83 28
Making Work Pay Tax Cut 67 37

we are in Q4 now and none of these #'s are even remotely close

[10DimeBry]

Table 4
Job Creation of Recovery Package by Industry

Industry Jobs Created in 2010Q4

Mining 26,000
Construction 678,000
Manufacturing – Total 408,000
Wholesale Trade 158,000
Retail Trade 604,000
Information 50,000
Financial Activities 214,000
Professional and Business Services 345,000
Education and Health Services 240,000
Leisure and Hospitality 499,000
Other Services 99,000
Utilities 11,000
Transportation and Warehousing 98,000
Government – Total 244,000
Total 3,675,000

sense jan 09 we have lost more than 4million jobs. so in reality he needs to make up 7.67 million jobs in 1 year GL

[KazDog]

page 5


The table shows that we expect the plan to more than meet the goal of creating or saving 3 million
jobs by 2010Q4. There are two important points to note, however:
First, the likely scale of employment loss is extremely large. The U.S. economy has already lost
nearly 2.6 million jobs since the business cycle peak in December 2007. In the absence of stimulus,
the economy could lose another 3 to 4 million more. Thus, we are working to counter a potential
total job loss of at least 5 million. As Figure 1 shows, even with the large prototypical package, the
unemployment rate in 2010Q4 is predicted to be approximately 7.0%, which is well below the
approximately 8.8% that would result in the absence of a plan.1

i'll be here all night. Dont forget to tip your server on the way out

First of all.....SHOW ME THE QUOTE!!!! NOT SOME PDF MEMO.


Second. That was part of a package discussed before he even took office. Did all of his stimulus package get passed?????

I'll be here all night waiting the the reliable source you're going to find the quote from. And here waiting for you to tell me that his original stimulus package was actually passed.

KAZ

[KazDog]

From your PDF.....

"It should be understood that all of the estimates presented in this memo are subject to significant
margins of error. There is the obvious uncertainty that comes from modeling a hypothetical
package rather than the final legislation passed by the Congress. But, there is the more fundamental
uncertainty that comes with any estimate of the effects of a program. Our estimates of economic
relationships and rules of thumb are derived from historical experience and so will not apply exactly
in any given episode. Furthermore, the uncertainty is surely higher than normal now because the
current recession is unusual both in its fundamental causes and its severity. "

KAZ

[10DimeBry]

First of all.....SHOW ME THE QUOTE!!!! NOT SOME PDF MEMO.


Second. That was part of a package discussed before he even took office. Did all of his stimulus package get passed?????

I'll be here all night waiting the the reliable source you're going to find the quote from. And here waiting for you to tell me that his original stimulus package was actually passed.

KAZ

LMAO so you are telling me spending more would help us. WOW you really are blind bro. That info came directly from obama admin. Obama himself and his team of crooks. This whole stimulus was a giant government spending spree payback for all the nutjobs who supported this loser

[flarendep1]

Effects of the Components of the Recovery Package on Job Creation
in 2009Q4 and 2011Q4 relative to 2010Q4
Component 2009Q4 2011Q4
Energy, Infrastructure, 46% 41%
Health, Education
Protecting the Vulnerable 83 17
State Relief 48 48
Business Tax Incentives 83 28
Making Work Pay Tax Cut 67 37

we are in Q4 now and none of these #'s are even remotely close

Uh Bush Uh Cheney Uhuhuh Bush

signed Kaz

[10DimeBry]

From your PDF.....

"It should be understood that all of the estimates presented in this memo are subject to significant
margins of error. There is the obvious uncertainty that comes from modeling a hypothetical
package rather than the final legislation passed by the Congress. But, there is the more fundamental
uncertainty that comes with any estimate of the effects of a program. Our estimates of economic
relationships and rules of thumb are derived from historical experience and so will not apply exactly
in any given episode. Furthermore, the uncertainty is surely higher than normal now because the
current recession is unusual both in its fundamental causes and its severity. "

KAZ

yes exactly so that proves my point. If he was this wrong about the stimulus why trust him now with healthcare???????

[KazDog]

Table 4
Job Creation of Recovery Package by Industry

Industry Jobs Created in 2010Q4

Mining 26,000
Construction 678,000
Manufacturing – Total 408,000
Wholesale Trade 158,000
Retail Trade 604,000
Information 50,000
Financial Activities 214,000
Professional and Business Services 345,000
Education and Health Services 240,000
Leisure and Hospitality 499,000
Other Services 99,000
Utilities 11,000
Transportation and Warehousing 98,000
Government – Total 244,000
Total 3,675,000

sense jan 09 we have lost more than 4million jobs. so in reality he needs to make up 7.67 million jobs in 1 year GL

Big deal....Economists knew this last year. What's your point?

Does it bother you that several trillion in tax payers dollars have been spent on Bush's war??? You're OK with that, right?

KAZ

[10DimeBry]

obama will go down as the worst president in the history of this country. He is trying to destroy it. He lies repeatedly, he bows to foreign leaders and apologizes at every chance he gets.

[KazDog]

yes exactly so that proves my point. If he was this wrong about the stimulus why trust him now with healthcare???????

What of, "Congress NEVER passed his original stimulus package" didnt you get???? I'll send you a memo about it....LOL

KAZ

[10DimeBry]

Big deal....Economists knew this last year. What's your point?

Does it bother you that several trillion in tax payers dollars have been spent on CONGRESSES war??? You're OK with that, right?

KAZ

bout time you owned up to it and got it right. PS were we safe for 7+years? yes. so i say it was worth it.