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By John Ransom
Sep 21, 2013
Last week at this time I wrote the column below that covered unemployment claims which fell to the "lowest level since 2006" because two states, a large one and a small one, didn't process all their claims due to a glitch in upgrading their computer system.
And guess what?
This week they had the same glitch. It worked so well last time, I guess Obama asked the to do it again.
The likely culprits are Nevada and California judging by media reports of people upset because they didn't get unemployment checks.
For the record unemployment has risen in about a third of the states during this last period. And if you thought the economy was rosy, you missed the Federal Reserve announcement that active monetary stimulus measures are still in operation indefinitely.
Of course if you read the MSM, you'd know none of this, which is the point I make below:
Initial unemployment claims came out and, boy, there is great news.
Two states had upgrades to their computer systems and that likely caused them to under report claims, according to Bloomberg.
That means the media can report that “[j]obless claims in the U.S. declined last week to the lowest level since April 2006.”
[Excerpt]
Read more:
When is a Lie the Same as the Truth? When it Involves Jobs and this Economy - John Ransom - Townhall Finance Conservative Columnists and Financial Commentary - Page full
There isn't a family within the U.S., that hasn't experienced the impact of the inept handling of the economy for the past five years. unemployment statistics have been skewed and falsified constantly by this administration .in an effort to keep the truth from America.
Sep 21, 2013
Last week at this time I wrote the column below that covered unemployment claims which fell to the "lowest level since 2006" because two states, a large one and a small one, didn't process all their claims due to a glitch in upgrading their computer system.
And guess what?
This week they had the same glitch. It worked so well last time, I guess Obama asked the to do it again.
The likely culprits are Nevada and California judging by media reports of people upset because they didn't get unemployment checks.
For the record unemployment has risen in about a third of the states during this last period. And if you thought the economy was rosy, you missed the Federal Reserve announcement that active monetary stimulus measures are still in operation indefinitely.
Of course if you read the MSM, you'd know none of this, which is the point I make below:
Initial unemployment claims came out and, boy, there is great news.
Two states had upgrades to their computer systems and that likely caused them to under report claims, according to Bloomberg.
That means the media can report that “[j]obless claims in the U.S. declined last week to the lowest level since April 2006.”
[Excerpt]
Read more:
When is a Lie the Same as the Truth? When it Involves Jobs and this Economy - John Ransom - Townhall Finance Conservative Columnists and Financial Commentary - Page full
There isn't a family within the U.S., that hasn't experienced the impact of the inept handling of the economy for the past five years. unemployment statistics have been skewed and falsified constantly by this administration .in an effort to keep the truth from America.