Economics Thread

I agree with thethe that reasonable people like yourself need to take a stand against the rising and obvious tyranny that continues to grow from the left

As someone who has pretty consistently voted for conservatives my whole life, I feel pretty comfortable that my efforts are best served criticizing the party that should know better.
 
Let me vote for a 'I' candidate with the Senate on the line.

"It's always blamed on the people in the middle"
 
We are seeing a slow moving coup of the United States of America and being are voting for "I" candidates.
 
Stop supporting the retards in primaries then.

The 'retards'. Sure thing.

You mean the ones that would vote for anything that makes the country better as opposed to the **** communism we are seeing take over?

Let me not vote for these guys when I know the communists are going to win because of my votes. What an argument Chop.
 
The 'retards'. Sure thing.

You mean the ones that would vote for anything that makes the country better as opposed to the **** communism we are seeing take over?

Let me not vote for these guys when I know the communists are going to win because of my votes. What an argument Chop.

Yup exactly. Well said
 
I've noticed you have avoided the Philadelphia fed comments.

Such a truth seeker lol

It's not a new thing that the non farm payrolls get revised as part of an annual rebenchmarking process. Similarly there is a discontinuity every January in the employment data from the household survey due to new population estimates. The Philly Fed report is interesting. A downward revision to Q2 job growth would be consistent with the rest of the economic data out there.
 
It's not a new thing that the non farm payrolls get revised as part of an annual rebenchmarking process. Similarly there is a discontinuity every January in the employment data from the household survey due to new population estimates. The Philly Fed report is interesting. A downward revision to Q2 job growth would be consistent with the rest of the economic data out there.

Lol this guy is so great
 
It's not a new thing that the non farm payrolls get revised as part of an annual rebenchmarking process. Similarly there is a discontinuity every January in the employment data from the household survey due to new population estimates. The Philly Fed report is interesting. A downward revision to Q2 job growth would be consistent with the rest of the economic data out there.

This is more than just a typical discontinuity. We're talking about over a million jobs difference.
 
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