Government Employment Report Is 'Fraudulent'

By Amy Woods, Friday, January 06,2012, 01:47 pm

The 8 ½ percent unemployment rate reported today by the U.S. Labor Department is “fraudulent” and misleads Americans into believing the economy is on the mend, Rush Limbaugh said this (yesterday) afternoon on his radio show.

“There’s nothing worth celebrating in this, is my point, and yet, we are being told that it’s party time,” Limbaugh said. “Since when do we celebrate millions of unemployed people?”

The conservative talker said the jobless rate “is still higher than when [President Barack] Obama took office,” and its heralding by the media is “offensive.”

“This assumes that we accept the notion of a systemically high unemployment level,” he said. “The new normal. This is it.”

Limbaugh said the 8 ½ percent rate is not progress, as the administration maintains.

“Five trillion dollars in deficit later, we have an 8 ½ percent unemployment rate,” he said. “That’s it?”

Lack of economic growth is the problem, Limbaugh said.

“The Obama plan [is to] shrink the workforce, expand the welfare state, and then claim economic progress,” he said. “Then, slash the military, take that money, and subsidize public-sector employees who vote reliably Democrat.

That’s the plan in a nutshell, and that’s where we are.”

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Thoughtsjustoffcenter: This is part of what I've been saying for quite a while. You've got to pay attention, conduct your own research, and read very carefully the "fine print."

Find the answers in this article by Adrian Vance. The government produced this report that Adrian analyzes:  The Two Minute Conservative

You have got to give the government a little credit for trying to twist the truth. (More Mustaches?)

This has NOTHING to do with Political Party Affiliation!

This is by far the shortest, clearest, most concise explanation of the seriousness of America's budget mess.  I especially like this video from "Government Gone Wild."  They didn't blame one political party over another, as I believe BOTH parties are guilty of over-spending. When are we as a country, and as citizens of this country, going to get serious and deal with this issue for our own survival.