MobBoss
Off-Topic Overlord
I feel more free from the authoritarianism of the Bush Administration. Which was the original argument before you took the personal attack route.
I guess you are simply unable to give us any real examples aside from your 'feelings' on being more free. Remember, I asked you to answer the question with something more tangible than simply your feelings. You couldnt do it.
You'd be surprised on how wrong you are (and yet decided to take the personal attack route ).
Asking you to give me an example of how you are more 'free' under Obama without commenting about your 'feelings' isnt a personal attack. I am simply pointing out your utterly inability to back up your arguement.
I'm not arguing for argument sakes and I am not complaining how my life sucks. Tell me, are you one of those people who believes "once a bad egg, always a bad egg"?
No, I believe that if a person complains in other threads about their situation as you have, then thats possibly how they feel.
And until you can give me something more tangible than a 'feeling', yes, you are arguing for arguements sake. It would mean about as much as me saying I 'feel' differently than you do. But I can give more evidence than my 'feelings' to back up my point.
No they cant, may I remind you. That you were the one (and another poster) were dictating who was a conservative and who was not.
Of course they can. /sheesh.
My assumptions are not incorrect. Did I mention anything, ANYTHING, in regards to unemployment rate? No I did not. I made a statement that unemployment insurance clams were going down!
Did you offer a link to back up the claim?
But since you want proof your wrong here we go: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/initial-us-jobless-claims-rise-in-latest-week-2009-07-30
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- First-time claims for state jobless benefits crept up in the latest week, the Labor Department reported Thursday, but the trend of initial claims fell and fewer people were continuing to collect unemployment checks.
Initial weekly jobless claims rose by 25,000 to a seasonally adjusted 584,000 during the week ended July 25, about in line with economists' expectations. These claims are getting back to more normalized levels after going through a period of volatility related to automobile-industry layoffs.
Meanwhile, the four-week average of claims fell by 8,250 to stand at 559,000, the government reported. The average smoothes out one-time events such as strikes or weather-related incidents.
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had been expecting claims to rise to a seasonally adjusted 583,000 in the latest week. See Economic Calendar.
At this time last year, claims stood at 442,000.
I made no mention of unemployment rate. Of course unemployment rate is steadily going up and I am well aware of that even before you posted that link. I know you are going to be smug about it and pull up a link to an article about a spike in unemployment insurance claims, I am going by the data before the spike happened when normally this is the season when auto plants shutdown and retool their plants, etc.
So, you were incorrect in your claim then.
Look buddy, I watch the news, I read the paper. Of course I do my homework.
Since I just proved you wrong again...maybe not.