Life is good in the USA

January 12, 2005

Life is good in the USA

Noel Sheppard asks for More Depressions Like This, Please. Job growth is up. Earnings are up. Home ownership is up. Net worth is up. Stocks are up.

C'mon, democrats, life isn't that bad! Enjoy our prosperity and join in the strenghtening economy!

(HT to the blog father)

Jan 12, 2005 9:02:09 PM | Current Affairs

2 Comments

C'mon lady where are you getting your info ...

Fast food jobs are up, there are no new jobs, maybe a few have opened here and there since Jan 1st, but not many!!

Definately not 350,000 new jobs or anything!

House sales are down, actually from everything I have read as well.

You live in the FOX, MSNBC bubble ...

All mainsteam media is owned by the same company, try PBS for real news .

Thanks!

tracyv

Posted by: tracyv | January 12, 2005 at 10:34 PM

Those of us who graduated in 2000 from college really don't appreciate the theory that though we're in 80,000 of debt because we don't qualify for the military (some of us have real medical issues) that we shouldn't have a job that matches our job skills.

Unemployment is down, but why? I finally gave in and went to law school. And I have an electrical engineering degree from a good school. Don't tell me the economy is good when a third of my class is hiding in grad school, waiting...

Posted by: alektra | January 12, 2005 at 10:44 PM

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