All of this is a partisan statement: Quote: T
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Posted On: 02/05/2016 2:57:58 PM
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All of this is a partisan statement:
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There is no job creation when you're working for free. When the increase in welfare supersedes the percentile decrease in unemployment, as well as the number of participants, output/input ratio equals zero.
Obama claimed to create 7.8 million jobs. During this same period, there are 45.77 million people living on food stamps. It's the equivalent of claiming you fixed a flat while your other tire pops at the same time; but you only want to talk about the one you fixed.
No it isn't a partisan statement. I couldn't care less what political party Obama associates himself with nor have I stated otherwise. It's a fact that unemployment has not decreased to the levels his administration would like you to believe.
Here's the real unemployment rate:
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Nobody 'lives' on food stamps.
You're disconnected from reality. Millions live on food stamps. You provide several examples of people living on food stamps. Any proof to any of it? You make a habit of requiring proof yet supplying none yourself.
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You would have to state that there was not only no new job creation under GWB, but that he was sharply in the hole based upon your criteria.
Neither one of them created new jobs. If I have $1 and you come along and take it, then later turn around and hand me $1. You cannot claim you created a new dollar bill for me. You simply gave back what you took in the first place. This is the basics of logical thinking and it blows my mind that you exhibit none whatsoever.
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That you don't apply your criteria to anyone BUT Obama decidedly marks you as partisan.
The only person you've talked about is Obama. That's the subject matter. You mention his name in every post you've made. So naturally we're talking about him. What an absolutely ignorant comment to make. Do you know that I'm a Libertarian? Do you know what that is?
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