what the fuck/ if there are an average of 230,000 jobs added in february and 350,000 new joblees claims per week that is a loss of 1.2 million jobs. these are government numbers by the way. how do you turn this pile of shit into roses?!!!!! am i a dumb ass or is this orwellian something speak?enquiring minds want to know.......
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 5:11 PM, Bruce Majors <[email protected]>wrote: > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: Stephanie Cutter, BarackObama.com > Date: Saturday, March 10, 2012 > Subject: Your tipsheet: New jobs numbers > To: Bruce Majors <[email protected]> > > > <http://assets.bostatic.com/frontend/projects/truth-team/email/logo.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/frontend/projects/truth-team/email/blank.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/frontend/projects/truth-team/email/blank.png> > Bruce -- > > Today we received some good news: Last month, American businesses added > another 233,000 jobs. That means that after inheriting an economy that was > shedding more than 750,000 jobs a month when the President took office, > we've now had two straight years of job growth. While it's certainly > encouraging, we all know there's much more that needs to be done. > > If you haven't seen it, check out this jobs chart, spread the good news, > and encourage friends to stand with the President as he continues to fight > for jobs: > > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_fb.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_tw.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/images/email/email_share_buttons_email.png> > It's been quite a week. Super Tuesday came and went, and now 23 states > have weighed in. With every flip flop, pander, and endorsement from a Tea > Party extremist, Mitt Romney is emerging as a severely damaged candidate, > should he make it to the general election -- you'll see that reflected in > this week's tipsheet. You'll also see a new feature. Based on your > feedback, we added an email button, right next to the Facebook and Twitter > buttons, to make it even easier to pass along the facts. > > Take a look at this week's top stories, then share them far and wide: > > #1 Keeping his Word: Homeowners > In this year's State of the Union address, President Obama said homeowners > shouldn't have to sit and wait for the market to hit bottom to get relief. > In a press conference on Tuesday, he kept his word, announcing clear steps > to help homeowners by cutting the Federal Housing Administration's fees on > refinancing loans, which could save two to three million Americans about > $1,000 a year. He also announced steps specifically aimed at helping > homeowners who served in the Armed Forces. 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Check them out, then make sure > everyone knows exactly where he stands: > > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_fb.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_tw.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/images/email/email_share_buttons_email.png> > #3 Mitt Romney's "best advice" on affording college: "Shop around" > Our President has put making college more affordable at the top of his > priority list, doubling the funding for Pell Grants to help an additional 3 > million students afford college and creating the American Opportunity Tax > Credit, which can provide up to $10,000 per student. Mitt Romney, on the > other hand, would cut Pell Grants. And those tax credits? He'd let them > expire all together. His solution for students still struggling to pay for > school: "Shop around." We put together an infographic highlighting his and > the President's very different approaches to college affordability. Check > it out, and share it with your social networks: > > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_fb.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_tw.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/images/email/email_share_buttons_email.png> > #4 Video: Romney was for the individual mandate before he was against it > Mitt Romney's trying to rewrite history. On the campaign trail, he rails > against the individual mandate for health care in the Affordable Care Act > -- even though it was a fundamental component of his own Massachusetts > health care law. The individual mandate is a critical provision of health > reform: It ensures that everyone who can afford it takes responsibility for > their own health care. Still, Romney insists he "opposed the idea of a > federal mandate from the beginning." The Democratic National Committee put > together a short video fact-checking him on this. 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[The candidates] should explain to the American people exactly why they > would do that and what the consequences would be. Everything else is just > talk." Pass along his response today: > > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_fb.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/hydepark/images/email_share_buttons_tw.png> > <http://assets.bostatic.com/images/email/email_share_buttons_email.png> > With the GOP candidates traveling the South to court next week's primary > voters in Alabama and Mississippi, we guarantee some exaggerations, > half-truths, and maybe even some flat-out lies. No matter what they say, > you can count on us to fight back with the truth. > > Thanks for spreading the word. > > -- Stephanie > > P.S. -- Did you know that Davis Guggenheim, director of Waiting for > Superman and An Inconvenient Truth, filmed a documentary on President > Obama's first three years in office? 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