Monthly Archives: November 2018

Unemployment Craters

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Great MAGAnomic payroll numbers were released the other day.  ADP/Moody’s private payroll analysis shows 227,000 jobs gained in October, and September’s revised actual payroll numbers increased from 218k to 230k.

It is interesting to note that during this economic expansion under PDJT payroll numbers are consistently underreported.  Almost every month numbers are revised upward from the previous month.  In some cases the numbers were more than 40% off.  This contrasts strongly with the Obama administration where numbers were often revised downward.

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Consumer Confidence Soars

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As reported by the Conference Board the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) jumped up 2.6 points to 137.9 in October. That is the highest level in 18 years.  The Conference Board noted:

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Pelosi & The 1st Amendment

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Nancy Pelosi, like most good politicians, usually avoids making predictions about what will happen in elections.  Which is why what the House minority leader told late-night host Stephen Colbert two weeks ago is surprising.

“Let me say this,” Pelosi told Colbert. “Up until today, I would’ve said, ‘If the election were held today, we would win.’ … What now I’m saying is, ‘We will win.'”

Now the Democrats, as everybody knows, would like to get rid of the 2nd amendment.  And if they retake the House, undoubtedly they will try to pass legislation restricting Americans rights in connection with firearms.  An outright ban may not be in the immediate offing.  However, it is the ultimate goal of the Communist Democratic Party. ... 

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