Jobless claims way down - Democrats and MSM Economists hardest hit.

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Recession - They keep a-using that-a word. I do not think it means what they think it means...

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The number of newly laid off workers seeking unemployment benefits dropped much more than expected last week.

The Labor Department reported Thursday that applications for unemployment benefits fell to 365,000, a decline of 18,000 from the previous week. Economists had been looking for a much smaller decrease of around 5,000.

But fear not folks, RecessionTM is right around the corner!

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Many economists believe that a prolonged housing slump and severe credit crisis have pushed the economy into a recession. For that reason, they believe job layoffs will rise in coming months as the unemployment rate climbs higher.

Erm, but according to paragraph 2, weren't they looking for a decrease in jobless claims anyway?

Who edits this nonsense?

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For the week ending April 26, 32 states and territories had a drop in initial claims while 21 had increases.

The biggest increase was in Massachusetts, a rise of 5,591 that was attributed to higher layoffs in transportation, services and public administration.

Can't wait to see that in Governor Coupe Deval Patrick's press releases. TOGETHER WE CAN!!! - have the highest increase of lost jobs in the nation.

Catchy, that.

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Steven Foley's picture

...along with their propaganda arm, the MSM, are pushing what they feel is a winning narrative come Nov. and to hell with the facts!

Recession = two or more successive quarters of negative growth... oops, sorry Dems wrong again!

Night Twister's picture

Trying to reason with them and use facts.

"After two years in Washington, I often long for the realism and sincerity of Hollywood." -Fred Dalton Thompson