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25 Horrible Statistics

 
 
Reply Mon 30 Apr, 2012 01:08 pm
25 Horrible Statistics About The U.S. Economy That Barack Obama Does Not Want You To Know

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......#1 The percentage of Americans that own homes is dropping rapidly. According to Gallup, the current level of homeownership in the United States is the lowest that Gallup has ever measured.

#2 Home prices in the U.S. continue to fall like a rock as well. They have declined for six months in a row and are now down a total of 35 percent from the peak of the housing bubble. The last time that home prices in the United States were this low was back in 2002.

#3 Last year, an astounding 53 percent of all U.S. college graduates under the age of 25 were either unemployed or underemployed.

#4 Back in 2007, about 10 percent of all unemployed Americans had been out of work for 52 weeks or longer. Today, that number is above 30 percent.

#5 When Barack Obama first became president, the number of "long-term unemployed workers" in the United States was 2.6 million. Today, it is 5.3 million.

#6 The average duration of unemployment in the United States is about three times as long as it was back in the year 2000.

#7 Despite what the mainstream media would have us to believe, the truth is that the percentage of working age Americans that are employed is not increasing. Back in March 2010, 58.5 percent of all working age Americans were employed. In March 2011, 58.5 percent of all working age Americans were employed. In March 2012, 58.5 percent of all working age Americans were employed. So how can Barack Obama and the mainstream media claim that the employment situation in the United States is getting better? The employment rate is still essentially exactly where it was when the last recession supposedly ended.

#8 Back in 1950, more than 80 percent of all men in the United States had jobs. Today, less than 65 percent of all men in the United States have jobs.

#9 In 1962, 28 percent of all jobs in America were manufacturing jobs. In 2011, only 9 percent of all jobs in America were manufacturing jobs.

#10 In some areas of Detroit, Michigan you can buy a three bedroom home for just $500.

#11 According to one recent survey, approximately one-third of all Americans are not paying their bills on time at this point.

#12 Since Barack Obama entered the White House, the price of gasoline has risen by more than 100 percent.......


Anybody who actually wants four more years of this **** is either mad or a masochist...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TytGOeiW0aE
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RABEL222
 
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Reply Mon 30 Apr, 2012 06:19 pm
Everybody knows we should elect another Bush 2 for eight years. Than the one percent will have all the wealth and the 99% will have to join the military to get eating money for their families. The best thing the 99% could do is vote for everyone who isent an incumbent congressman or against anyone who is a millionare.
gungasnake
 
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Reply Mon 30 Apr, 2012 07:21 pm
@RABEL222,
I don't need Jeb or anybody else from the Bush family. Mickey Mouse or Donald or Daffy Duck would do, as would Alfred E. Neuman or Mortimer Snerd. Just about anything would be an improvement at this point.
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parados
 
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Reply Mon 30 Apr, 2012 08:15 pm
@gungasnake,
Gosh...
FACT that gunga doesn't want you to know..

Gungasnake is a cherry picker. He cherry picks facts to try to support his point but ignores the 99% of other facts that dispute his points.

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#2 Home prices in the U.S. continue to fall like a rock as well. They have declined for six months in a row and are now down a total of 35 percent from the peak of the housing bubble. The last time that home prices in the United States were this low was back in 2002.


By the way, the tulip bubble brought about a huge crash with dropping prices and by the time it was over, they were practically worthless losing almost 99% of their value at the height of the bubble. That's what bubbles do. Normally we blame the bubble for the problem, not the person that came into power after the bubble burst.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ac/Tulip_price_index1.svg/280px-Tulip_price_index1.svg.png
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