Cristy Li

Barack Obama at a Columbus, Ohio construction site with men wearing Hard Hats under near 90 degree heat with construction halted during the Presidential visit. What Doofus would wear a White Lab Coat on a Construction site?

Obama’s Columbus, Ohio trip cost taxpayers $1 Million Dollars Via CBS News

Obama touts more phantom jobs Ohio Unemployment in February, 2009 was 9.4% after the $787 Billion (actual $862 Billion) Economic Stimulus Ohio Unemployment presently is 10.7%

Related: Obama’s Killing Great American Jobs’ Machine Via Human Events

Job hunters in San Francisco before entering jobs fair held by the California Employment Development Dept and the Veterans Employment Committee. Hundreds of people seeking employment attended the 12 May event as the California Unemployment rate exceeds 12% up from 9.7% when Obama took office.

Obama Administration’s efforts to pull the U.S. out of Recession haven’t succeeded said Nassim Taleb, author of the best selling book The Black Swan on CNBC today. “We had less debt cumulative (two years ago) and more people employed. Today we have more risk in the system and a smaller tax base. Bank Balance sheets are just as bad as they were two years ago…the quality of life hasn’t improved…Obama promised us 8% unemployment through stimulus. It hasn’t worked.”

More here from CNBC

During a stop in Youngstown, Ohio this week Barack Obama, credits his economic policies for creating 350 future jobs in the Northeastern Ohio community of 73,000 which is desperately hurting with a staggering 14.5% Unemployment Rate.

One better not put the cart before the horse Mr. President, as key economic indicators declined for the first time in nearly a year, signaling that recovery from the recession may be losing strength.

More here from Channel News Asia

Related: Democrat-Socialists continue to spend money that we can’t afford. China becomes our largest creditor again–Via The Economic Times

Drowning in Debt: Obama’s Spending & Borrowing Leaves U.S. Gasping for Air

Prospective workers line up for job openings, outside of the Rio Hotel and Casino Jobs Fair. Nevada was ranked the nations most economically stressed state with a jobless rate of 13.4% in March.

Despite the assurances of Obama on Tuesday in a speech before the Business Council, a group of CEO’s from major U.S. companies that “the economy is growing again” the U.S. Dept of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics just has released the April Unemployment Numbers showing a spike in the jobless rate from 9.7% to 9.9%

Related: Unemployment Percentages are Stagnant Via California Bankruptcy Lawyer

Odds of a “Double Dip Recession” better than 50% Via Investment News