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From the Hill:
- Gallup: Unemployment Rate Has Jumped From 7.7% To 8.9% Over Last 30 Days
Breitbart: Outside of the federal government’s Bureau of Labor statistics, the Gallup polling organization also tracks the nation’s unemployment rate. While the BLS and Gallup findings might not always perfectly align, the trends almost always do...
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Breitbart: Gallup: Unemployment Rate Jumps from 7.7% to 8.9% In 30 Days Outside of the federal government's Bureau of Labor statistics, the Gallup polling organization also tracks the nation's unemployment rate. While the BLS and Gallup findings...
- Thuggery! The Doj And Gallup
From Sodahead (hat tip to Bunkerville): In a move that could have chilling First Amendment consequences, the Obama regime this week showed that it's willing to use the full weight and power of the Justice Department to pummel any media outlet that...
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CNSNews: Gallup: Obama’s Approval Highest Among Muslims—78 Percent Friday, August 27, 2010 By Terence P. Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief While President Barack Obama’s overall approval rating averaged 48 percent for the first seven months of 2010, it was...
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CNSNews: Even the Poor Are Abandoning Obama, According to Gallup Poll Data Friday, August 13, 2010 By Terence P. Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief CNSNews.com) - In every week of his presidency until now, Barack Obama has enjoyed a majority approval rating in...
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Gallup survey shows 'sharp deterioration in job market' in Feburary
From the Hill:
Gallup's mid-month reading, which traditionally previews the government report issued at the end of the month, shows a rise of seven-tenths of a percentage from the 8.3 percent unemployment rate at the end of January. That would be the worst unemployment figure since September of last year.
"Regardless of what the government reports, Gallup's unemployment and underemployment measures show a sharp deterioration in job market conditions since mid-January," the firm said in a statement accompanying the release of the data.
Gallup also found that 10 percent of American workers have part-time positions despite wanting full-time work.
"The mid-February reading means the percentage of Americans who can only find part-time work remains close to its high since Gallup began measuring employment status in January 2010," the polling firm said.
President Obama has seen his approval ratings steadily rise — and those of his GOP opponents noticeably decrease — since a sunny jobs report in January. Although the White House cautioned then that emphasis should not be put on any single month's figures, Obama's reelection campaign and the Democratic National Committee both touted the numbers in online ad campaigns.
- Gallup: Unemployment Rate Has Jumped From 7.7% To 8.9% Over Last 30 Days
Breitbart: Outside of the federal government’s Bureau of Labor statistics, the Gallup polling organization also tracks the nation’s unemployment rate. While the BLS and Gallup findings might not always perfectly align, the trends almost always do...
- Wreckovery! Hype & Change!
Breitbart: Gallup: Unemployment Rate Jumps from 7.7% to 8.9% In 30 Days Outside of the federal government's Bureau of Labor statistics, the Gallup polling organization also tracks the nation's unemployment rate. While the BLS and Gallup findings...
- Thuggery! The Doj And Gallup
From Sodahead (hat tip to Bunkerville): In a move that could have chilling First Amendment consequences, the Obama regime this week showed that it's willing to use the full weight and power of the Justice Department to pummel any media outlet that...
-
CNSNews: Gallup: Obama’s Approval Highest Among Muslims—78 Percent Friday, August 27, 2010 By Terence P. Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief While President Barack Obama’s overall approval rating averaged 48 percent for the first seven months of 2010, it was...
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CNSNews: Even the Poor Are Abandoning Obama, According to Gallup Poll Data Friday, August 13, 2010 By Terence P. Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief CNSNews.com) - In every week of his presidency until now, Barack Obama has enjoyed a majority approval rating in...