Liberal AssKicker
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(Liberals don't need to comment. You have no idea what you're talking about, anyway.)
For the rest of you, see if you can see a correlation between the amount of money corporations have in public investments and how many people they're able to hire:
Jan 2008...DOW 13,200...5.4% unemployment
Feb 2008...DOW 13,000...5.2% unemployment
Mar 2008...DOW 12,600...5.2% unemployment
Apr 2008...DOW 12,700...4.8% unemployment
May 2008...DOW 12,800...5.2% unemployment
Jun 2008...DOW 12,800...5.7% unemployment
Jul 2008...DOW 12,500...6.0% unemployment
Aug 2008...DOW 11,400...6.1% unemployment
Sep 2008...DOW 11,500...6.0% unemployment
Oct 2008...DOW 11,500...6.1% unemployment
Nov 2008...DOW 10,700...6.5% unemployment
Dec 2008...DOW 9,100...7.1% unemployment
Jan 2009...DOW 8,500...8.5% unemployment
Feb 2009...DOW 8,800...8.9% unemployment
Mar 2009...DOW 8,000...9.0% unemployment
Apr 2009...DOW 7,000...8.6% unemployment
May 2009...DOW 8,000...9.1% unemployment
Jun 2009...DOW 8,300...9.7% unemployment
This chart shows the DOW offset one month earlier (Dec 2007 DOW against Jan 2008 unemployment, as if the DOW in Dec caused the employment level in Jan 2008). If there was no correlation at all, the numbers would never trend equally.
Keep in mind that there are two times each year when unemployment goes up substantially: just after Christmas lay-offs, and in Jun when college graduates become technically unemployed whether they're looking for work or not.
Can you see how democrats talking down the economy can scare away investors, and how fewer investors has a direct impact on unemployment?
So can we blame the economy ENTIRELY on liberals and the liberal media who have a perpetual hatred of America, especially corporate America? Wasn't it about Sept 2008 when liberals turned up the volume on banks like Countrywide, Baer Stearns, WAMU and AIG?
For the rest of you, see if you can see a correlation between the amount of money corporations have in public investments and how many people they're able to hire:
Jan 2008...DOW 13,200...5.4% unemployment
Feb 2008...DOW 13,000...5.2% unemployment
Mar 2008...DOW 12,600...5.2% unemployment
Apr 2008...DOW 12,700...4.8% unemployment
May 2008...DOW 12,800...5.2% unemployment
Jun 2008...DOW 12,800...5.7% unemployment
Jul 2008...DOW 12,500...6.0% unemployment
Aug 2008...DOW 11,400...6.1% unemployment
Sep 2008...DOW 11,500...6.0% unemployment
Oct 2008...DOW 11,500...6.1% unemployment
Nov 2008...DOW 10,700...6.5% unemployment
Dec 2008...DOW 9,100...7.1% unemployment
Jan 2009...DOW 8,500...8.5% unemployment
Feb 2009...DOW 8,800...8.9% unemployment
Mar 2009...DOW 8,000...9.0% unemployment
Apr 2009...DOW 7,000...8.6% unemployment
May 2009...DOW 8,000...9.1% unemployment
Jun 2009...DOW 8,300...9.7% unemployment
This chart shows the DOW offset one month earlier (Dec 2007 DOW against Jan 2008 unemployment, as if the DOW in Dec caused the employment level in Jan 2008). If there was no correlation at all, the numbers would never trend equally.
Keep in mind that there are two times each year when unemployment goes up substantially: just after Christmas lay-offs, and in Jun when college graduates become technically unemployed whether they're looking for work or not.
Can you see how democrats talking down the economy can scare away investors, and how fewer investors has a direct impact on unemployment?
So can we blame the economy ENTIRELY on liberals and the liberal media who have a perpetual hatred of America, especially corporate America? Wasn't it about Sept 2008 when liberals turned up the volume on banks like Countrywide, Baer Stearns, WAMU and AIG?