Private Sector Job Creation Highest Ever For ADP Report

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I would suspect to see business pick up since Nov elections--as things that effect them the most --taxes-carbon issue and healthcare have become clearer--

Tax issues resolved--global warming not a shot in frozen tundra of passing.-and efforts to negate healthcare issues--Gumby himself waiving 222 and counting companies from rules--

111 companies get waiver from Ocare

So things looking up for business's but still very scarey IMO with adding trillions in debt over last 2 years.

--and got a little relief we didn't get 2000 point drop in market in 12 days that followed 2008 election of 'the grifter" :)

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class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,075.81</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,424.75</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>6,679,470,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,424.75</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 17, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,494.84</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,596.31</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,197.12</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,273.58</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>4,927,490,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,273.58</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 14, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,822.19</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,980.93</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,421.08</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,497.31</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>5,881,030,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,497.31</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 13, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,281.14</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,898.41</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>7,947.74</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,835.25</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>7,849,120,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,835.25</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 12, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,684.52</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,684.52</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,235.66</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,282.66</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>5,764,180,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,282.66</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 11, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,864.32</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,892.20</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,499.62</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,693.96</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>4,998,340,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,693.96</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 10, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,946.60</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,212.94</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,735.61</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,870.54</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>4,572,000,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,870.54</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 7, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,696.03</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,032.54</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,661.22</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,943.81</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>4,931,640,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,943.81</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 6, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,134.01</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,216.37</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,607.14</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,695.79</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>6,102,230,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>8,695.79</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 5, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,616.60</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,628.15</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,086.06</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,139.27</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>5,426,640,000</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,139.27</TD></TR><TR><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 noWrap align=right>Nov 4, 2008</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,323.89</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,711.46</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,323.89</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>9,625.28</TD><TD class=yfnc_tabledata1 align=right>5,531,290,000</TD><TD 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Ah --here comes trenchie reporting in.

Ya all really need to confine your opinions to your base who you indentify/share values with.
Hey Dogs... now that the Rebs have control of Congress again, we're all looking forward to budget surpluses and sub-4% unemployment rates any time now. :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
 

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It is funny how people can take facts and change their meaning. I took the article and highlighted the facts and left the opinion as it was.

Rusty: Do you understand the point of this exercise?



Side note: My favorite part is how the report "incorporates seasonal adjustments" yet the writer goes on to argue about the impact of seasonal workers on this number. This is why I'm mentally unstable! Quit publishing this shit! Learn to think for yourself and stop trying to drag me down to the intellectual basement. This type of story is CRAP, and some of you mouth breathers eat it up like candy.

Well gmroz ,I do understand 1 thing.The numbers came out and there well below what a 300,000 gain would indicate .In fact they rose slightly over 100,000 which no matter how you slice it is in fact a major disappointment.
 
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This would be good one for archives so 1st to set some quide lines/facts to counter drive by/liberal myths.

Functions of the 3 branches og Gov--Executive-Legislative and Judicial.

The legislative branch is made up of the Congress which is the House of Representatives and the Senate. Its job is to make the laws. Congress also decides on who and what to tax and how to use tax money. Each house of Congress meets separately. However, they can come together for joint sessions.

The executive branch includes the president of the United States, the vice president, and the major departments of the government such as the Labor Department, Department of Defense, State Department, Treasury Department, etc. Each department has a leader, appointed by the president. Together, all the leaders, along with the president, vice president, and a few other people, make up the cabinet. The job of the executive branch is to enforce the laws.

The judicial branch branch is made up of the Supreme Court and other courts, and its job is to interpret the laws.
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So now most should be able to figure out that House and senate is responsible for laws-taxes and budgets. Which should bust several myths --the biggie liberals like to conjur up- Clinton being responsible for budget surplus instead of the "contract with america" congress

Fact #1 there has not been a Demcratic congress that balanced a budget in over 1/2 a century.

Fact #2 Effects when combining Dem pres and dem congress.

Has happen in 8 years in my voting lifetime--
4 years Carter --1st 2 of Clinton and 1st 2 obama. (results apon request) :SIB

Bad news is we learn nothing from history--good news--at least it only takes 2 years of late.

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Albert Einstein


Hoping for an instant replay of clinton years with changing of the guard in Nov

--and before closing lets expose one other huge myth concerning Executive and Legislative--
Despite our drive by media/liberals attempt to credit Slick for welfare reform along with balancing budget--both branches did come into play--congress continued to bring it back for vote despite Willy using his veto power twice.

Thank you--good day :0008
 
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A couple of thoughts. I think the biggest reason for an increase in hiring and jobs, which we've now seen, is due to Obama's small business tax cuts/incentives for small business, much more so that a republican majority in one branch of the legislature. While republicans have a majority in creating bills now, it doesn't mean anything will get past the Senate or Obama's pen. Republicans have actually done nothing to create anything other than a plan that they're already backtracking on in many areas.

Another area of job creation measurement is I would assume there to be fewer jobs created than there were prior to trimming the workforce. I assume many businesses (like the one I work for) have realized they can get by with a more streamlined workforce, and will be slow to rehire people unless they absolutely have to. Essentially, I don't anticipate many businesses to ever just return to a status-quo kind of operation, like they were prior to economic downturn. Many never want to go through those/these days again, I would think.
 

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Well gmroz ,I do understand 1 thing.The numbers came out and there well below what a 300,000 gain would indicate .In fact they rose slightly over 100,000 which no matter how you slice it is in fact a major disappointment.

How do you understand this? Or better yet, who is telling you this? Do you not get the point of my post? That's a rhetorical question, of course.
 
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