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Armed Forces: Romney 66% Obama 26%

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No, he's dead....just like the job market.

I'm sure that'll be well-staffed. Probably hire twice as many at part-time.

There's going to be many more companies that will reduce the # of positions or at least the # of benefited positions due to this horrid legislation. Woo-hoo, lower incomes!!!!

In an experiment apparently aimed at keeping down the cost of health-care reform, Orlando-based Darden Restaurants has stopped offering full-time schedules to many hourly workers in at least a few Olive Gardens, Red Lobsters and LongHorn Steakhouses. Darden said the test is taking place in "a...

By John Nolte The clown car of mishaps coming post-debate from the Obama campaign has just hit its nadir. Not only is the media mocking Team Obama's "absurd" "smallness" with today's Big Bird attack, but just a few moments ago, "Sesame Street" posted a statement demanding Obama take the ad...

The Wall Street Journal's Stephen Moore has just come out with a new book titled Who's the Fairest of Them All?: The Truth about Opportunity, Taxes, and Wealth in America and he reveals some interesting information about how much the top ten percent of income earners in the United States pay in...

Does sound fishy to get below 8% for the first time just one month before the election. But even giving it the benefit of the doubt, it's still as bad as it was when he took office. Now suddenly it's supposed to be a major positive. Get real.

Still a ways to go though. Have to see if he can sustain it and turnout will be key.

If the independents stick with Romney and Obama doesn't get the hype-filled turnout he had 4 years ago, then he's history. I'm sure the D's are sweating right about now.

lol Consistently good No, it's been over 8% for most of that time and now, one month it dropped to 7.8% which is where it was 4 years ago. What about the promise he made to have it down to 5.6% after the stimulus? Guess you want to side step that, huh?

Yep. If a Republican took office 4 years ago with the unemployment at 7.8% and promised 5.6% yet it still stood at 7.8%, he'd be ranting and raving about him. But since it's his messiah in office, we are to act like going from 7.8% to 7.8% in 4 years is an incredible feat. Just like promising...

Or maybe some are fine with where the tax rates are now and just lol at blowhards like yourself who claim to want to pay more, yet don't.

Seems to be heading? Really? For all we know this is an aberration and it's going to go back in the other direction or just level off. Four years ago Obama campaigned and ranted about how horrible things were under Bush and then when he got in office things actually got worse. Now after all...

Nothing dishonest about it. It's the same now as 4 years ago. And if I recall much of Obama's campaign then was about hope and change due to the horrible economic and unemployment situation. 4 years later, it's at the same point.

Rather sad they see this as a win. Truth is they projected the unemployment rate would be about 5.3% now. Instead it's as bad as the day they took office almost 4 years ago.

The numbers are as bad now as they were when Obama took office. 4 more years? We can only hope it's 4 more weeks.

Now if they would just do that to a Democrat candidate. Last time that happened was with Dukakis.

Too bad Obama didn't cut that deficit in half like he promised instead of doubling it. But good to see you are all about fiscal responsibility suddenly. lol