"demagogue" immigration or take sudden "anti-immigrant" stances as people who want to make a name for themselves and not help solve what he called "a national problem."
Demagogue-
1 : a leader who makes use of popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power .
Sounds a lot like you Mr Obama !
2 : a leader championing the cause of the common people in ancient time .
2/3 to 3/4 Of the American People want laws just like the Arizona law to be in place !
Politics suck , and when Politicians play politics with peoples lives they are dangerous , Of course not for the extremely rich politicians but for U.S. citizens who are out of Jobs , Out of work , out of Money , and quickly running out of time !
And No matter how you look at it , when you let 12 to 20 Million Undocumented , Illegal , Criminal Aliens into this country to WORK , it is a lot less jobs for us legal law abiding Residents of this Country !
President Obama described officials who "demagogue" immigration or take sudden "anti-immigrant" stances as people who want to make a name for themselves and not help solve what he called "a national problem."
Mr. Obama spoke with CBS "Early Show" Anchor Harry Smith in an interview scheduled to be broadcast in parts on Sunday and Monday.
The interview comes after the Obama administration scored a major victory in its fight to strike down an Arizona law that, among other things, makes it a state crime to be in the country illegally. Last week, a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction preventing the most controversial parts of the law from going into effect.
As National Guard troops start heading to the U.S.-Mexico border this month under direction from the administration, Mr. Obama told Smith he wants to work with Arizona.
"I understand the frustration of people in Arizona," Mr. Obama said. "But what we can't do is demagogue the issue, and what we can't do is allow a patchwork of 50 different states, or cities or localities, where anybody who wants to make a name for themselves suddenly says, 'I'm going to be anti-immigrant, and I'm going try to see if I can solve the problem ourself.' This is a national problem."
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Obama: U.S. Can't "Demagogue" Immigration
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Blue collar U.S. males lose more ground
Lose more ground does not begin to describe it , How about Depressing , Disgusting , Disturbing ... I lucked out with my current job , unfortunately I had to leave my family back here in Michigan while I work in Texas ! These are extremely stressful times ! Most everyone I know in Michigan are either not working , barely working , or have relocated to other states ! 4.5 Million jobs lost for males , Mr. Obama ! Manufacturing jobs are gone , Mr. Obama ! China is perched to take over the U.S. , Mr. Obama ! Now would be the time to do something ! Mr. Obama !
reuters....
One statistic that stands out in America's recession-stung economy is the unemployment rate for adult men: in April for the second month in a row it surged ahead of the national average to 9.4 percent versus 8.9 percent for all workers. The jobless rate for adult women was 7.1 percent.
The reasons are clear: male-heavy sectors such as construction and manufacturing have been hard hit. But the implications may be dire for the broader economy and hamper the recovery as families that once had male breadwinners struggle.
"In the 2001 recession, 51 percent of all job losses were for men. It was evenly split. But in this recession 80 percent of the jobs that have been lost have been men's," said Andrew Sum, a labor economics professor at Northeastern University who has studied this issue in detail.
Men also incurred about 80 percent of the job losses in the 1990-91 recession, but Sum said by his calculations the numbers this time were dramatically different. In the 1990-91 recession, men lost 1.037 million jobs. They have lost 4.5 million to date in this one
Monday, November 3, 2008
Factory Slump Puts China on Verge of Recession
Ahhhh , How Awful!,China might have to Apply the brakes a little on their manufacturing Blitz that has taken JOB after JOB , from America !
I can't say that it bothers me one bit ,I personally have not had a job back home in almost a year due to China's "Cutting the throats of American Manufacturing" now more than ever Is a perfect time to NOT BUY CHINESE GOODS!!!!!Paybacks are a BITCH!! China news
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Anyone who was looking for China somehow miraculously to save the world economy is going to be terribly discouraged by the latest signs of a economic slowdown in the Middle Kingdom. The CLSA China Manufacturers Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) showed that factory activity contracted sharply during October, with the index falling to its lowest level since the surveys began in June 2004.
more at China news
Based on monthly questionnaires sent to 400 Chinese manufacturers asked to give month-on-month comparisons, the survey is widely considered one of the most robust leading indicators in China, where economic data are often suspect. The PMI is also important because manufacturing accounts for about 42% of China's gross domestic product. A rating of 50 is the cutoff for expansion/contraction. In October it registered 45.2, down from 47.7 in September. "Chinese manufacturers are seeing their order books cut, both at home and abroad, as the world economy falls into recession," Eric Fishwick, head of economic research at Hong Kong-based CLSA said with the release of the report. "The coming 12 months will be difficult for manufacturers, China included."
The growing signs of slowdown (BusinessWeek.com, 10/29/08) are manifold. In Guangdong province, traditionally the center of China's light industry, nearly half the toy manufacturers have gone out of business. Some have moved to cheaper locations inland, but others have disappeared altogether, often leaving workers with several weeks of unpaid wages. On Oct. 16, Hong Kong-owned Smart Union Toy left 6,000 workers in the southern city of Dongguan in the lurch after it closed without warning. The government may now have to compensate workers from Smart Union, which produced toys for Mattel (MAT) and Walt Disney (DIS), for unpaid wages.
