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Anonymous wrote:We are entering Trump's Robert Mugabe-era.

They actually have a lot of similarities.

As soon as I wrote the post, it really struck me how they are so similar and how no one in the MSM has made the connection between the two. This is worthy of a long form piece in the New Yorker.

Anonymous wrote:We are entering Trump's Robert Mugabe-era.

They actually have a lot of similarities.

Fire the person whose data you don’t like. Hmmm. I’m sure the market can now rely on government data. None of the data scientists are thinking “I gotta cook the books and say what the 🍊💩 wants, otherwise the beatings will begin.” The acting person has got to be dusting off their resume cause they will be next as the jobs report will not be good.

By the time 🍊💩 is done firing everyone who prepares the job reports they’ll be like an intern and a janitor left. Or maybe just the cleaning staff. “We clean bathrooms and prepare government jobs reports”.

I'm so happy I really don't like the BLS especially their work on PERM and LCA data. Could get rid of the entire DOL, but wow this was the one.

That is the person who looked the other way while corporation ran rough shod over setting prevailing wages.

Woo HOO!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And I’m intrigued that every single elected or appointed GOP just sits there like this is all totally normal behavior.

How long until Trump blames Biden for appointing her?

You’re late. He did that when he fired her. Trump said she was a Biden appointment that manipulated the numbers to try to help Harris get elected, and has now lied and manipulated about the current job numbers.

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Anonymous wrote:Anybody who spends even a little time on LinkedIn can see how bad the job situation is out there. I don’t need a jobs report when I have common sense.

But thanks to the spineless DNC that keeps shoving poor candidates down our throats, we are unable to win elections and will continue to have Republican presidents and a Republican controlled Congress.

So Trump is the Dems’ fault? GTFO.

When mainstream parties refuse to respond to voters' concerns, the more extreme parties do well.

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Anonymous wrote:We have already passed the point of no return. It will be sometime after my life that the US may have a reliable government and government data again, but it won't be while I am still walking this earth.

Sad.

Jan 20, 2029 can’t get here fast enough!

Trump will win with 99% of the vote.

No. He'll win with 1500% of the vote. Same amount by which he has lowered gas prices!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have already passed the point of no return. It will be sometime after my life that the US may have a reliable government and government data again, but it won't be while I am still walking this earth.

Sad.

Jan 20, 2029 can’t get here fast enough!

Trump will win with 99% of the vote.

Well, that's one approach I guess. 🤦‍♀️