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« London Again? | WILLisms.com | Social Security Reform Thursday: Week Twenty-Five -- Latinos and Social Security. » Trivia Tidbit Of The Day: Part 114 -- U.S. Unemployment Rate.The U.S. Unemployment Rate Over The Past Quarter Century, 1980-2005- The United States economy is so mammoth that steering it immediately away from trouble is nearly impossible. Think of piloting an aircraft carrier. Now imagine trying to steer the great ship with a Dodge Neon steering wheel-- with no power steering. It's going to be difficult, if not impossible. A President is not entirely helpless to improve or wreck the American economy, but any policy implementation may take months or even years to come to fruition. Thus, it is disingenuous to "blame" President Bush for the economic slide he inherited. But liberals do it all the time. Are they really asserting that the mere presence of George W. Bush in the White House caused the dot com bubble to burst? It is equally wrong to fail to give credit for the improving economy-- which has been improving for years now according to nearly every economic indicator. Yet, a majority of Americans, while they tell pollsters that they feel good about their own personal circumstances, still believe the economy overall is not so hot. Economic illiteracy needs to be stamped out. So, the first of several standard economic indicators, to put the economic situation into perspective: Falling unemployment- ![]() Source: UPDATE:
Posted by Will Franklin · 21 July 2005 09:01 AM CommentsThank God you are posting this! This needs to be pounded home! Posted by: Jim Hoft at July 21, 2005 09:46 AM More indicators to come in the near future. Posted by: Will Franklin at July 21, 2005 09:48 AM |