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[Economy] GINA COBB: Flashback: "Bush's Economy: Unemployment Soars" to 6.4%: It’s hard to believe that just six years ago we were experiencing 6.4% unemployment under President Bush as compared to today’s 9.5% unemployment courtesy of Barack Obama. And back then, we had stories like this: Bush’s Economy : …

[GINA COBB] GINA COBB: "Zero Percent Unemployment - Now!": Comments are auto-deleted if they contain profanity (including profanity using ast*ri*ks). They may also be edited or deleted if they include statements that are false, misleading, unfair, defamatory, insulting, unethical, immoral, illogical, redundant, or off topic.

[Breaking News] Bank of England says mortgage approvals hit 14-month high in June ...: ... of the world economy http://is.gd/1Sq5f; polymath22 Conspiracy theory - convinced the government made the met office issue fab weather predictions this year to boost UK economy - feel had! polymath22 Unemployment Tips : GINA COBB: ...

[GINA COBB] GINA COBB: How's President Hopey Changey Doing on the Economy?: Maybe it is time for our illustrious congressmen and senators to consider tying their pay, benefits and retirement to what the rest of us have to live with. Social security, that is not real secure, health care that is outrageously expensive, and pay that does not go up annually just because we ignore it like they do.

[SC Prog Blog] Gilda for Governor? | SC Prog Blog: But they don’t resonate with the demand for substantive change that could inspire new South Carolina voters. We can’t expect their candidacies to be far removed from the traditional Democratic strategy of playing to the right of center to pick off a couple of percentage points from the Republican vote.

[Get Schooled] Will flex schedules work for Georgia's schools? | Get Schooled: Here’s what CAP has to say about Atlanta Public Schools, “Fresh leadership within the Atlanta Public Schools has propelled the district to new heights. Strong technology initiatives coupled with more stringent hiring requirements for teachers have been instrumental in dramatically raising the district’s performance in terms of graduation rates and the number of students meeting or exceeding the state standards in specific subjects.

[Economix] Are Employers Unwilling to Hire, or Are Some Workers Unwilling to ...: As an economics professor, Professor Douglas wrote about the supply and demand for labor. Some of his techniques can lead us to a surprising conclusion about today’s recession: The recent decrease in employment may be due less to employers’ unwillingness to hire more workers and more to workers’ unwillingness to work.

[Untitled] The Political Vine, » Blog Archive » The Cherokee County Brokeback ...: Towne Lake resident Gina Carr, who lost her 2002 Republican bid for the House District to Rep. Charlice Byrd, R-Woodstock, and failed to collect enough signatures to challenge Byrd's re-election bid as an independent candidate, .

[Anderson Cooper 360] Anderson Cooper 360: Blog Archive - Live Blog from the Anchor Desk ...: Politicians forcing banks to loan money they otherwise didn’t want to is the exact thing that got us into this mess, and yet the politicians are suggesting just that…Imagine bailing out the Detroit Lions, then making them set a salary cap of 500k, granted the team was bad before, but the salary cap would make it impossible for them to succeed. Same goes for banks.

[Cafferty File] Cafferty File: Tell Jack how you really feel Blog Archive - Why do ...: If Obama is not elected the world will look at the United States with disdain….it is the breaking point for the world’s view of America, the result of this election affects our children and the way the world looks at us, so of course they care….I am scared to think what will happen if Obama does not win….not just on our soil, but in the countries we have helped Democracy prevail.

[The Swamp] Green Party: Red ink in Chicago bash: The Swamp: While the convention site of Chicago was chosen, in part, to promote the Green Party becoming an established political party in Illinois, the Greens also have had problems in their attempts to field candidates this fall. Though they expect to field about 50 candidates to various offices across the state's ballot, the State Board of Elections last month sided with objections raised by the Democratic Party and kicked four Green congressional candidates off the November ballot.

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