Employment prospects worse despite signs economy has started growing »
Posted By Eagle_Eye 2 months, 1 week ago in Business & FinanceDespite signs that the economy has resumed growing, unemployed Americans now confront a job market that is bleaker than ever in the current recession, and employment prospects are still getting worse.
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It has to be wrong. How can this be? We were told that if we elected Obama and let him do as he saw fit, the world would be near utopian. And now, it is as though he was, how do I say it, a politician. He said things that were said only to get elected. Well, it isn't like we haven't been down this road before. What a shocker, a president telling us during a campaign that he has all the answers, and then after being elected, we find out he was lying. Uh oh, I said the president was lying. I wonder what "punishment" they will hurl at me.
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