Evidently, the president received some real blow-back on Friday. At his second campaign stop, following a dismal June jobs report, he called the faint job growth "a step in the right direction."
However, later that same day at an afternoon stop in Pittsburgh, he dropped the line and stressed instead the work that remains to be done to remedy unemployment.
I mention this because I believe that when listening to politicians, one has to very carefully parse their comments in order to grasp their true meaning. And in this case, I’m sure that what the incumbent originally stated was likely what he intended. Because, what he didn’t point out clearly was whom the directional step was good for.
Consequently, in this case I think there’s a very good chance that he feels stagnant unemployment helps his cause since he favors as much governmental control as possible. Therefore, the more folks there are collecting unemployment insurance, welfare, food stamps and whatever other governmental doles exist, the better for him.
So, in conclusion, since the incumbent desires a nation wherein the most citizens as possible are dependent on him and his party for sustenance, I reiterate my original thought. Because in regard to the number of folks still unemployed, yesterday was indeed a step in the right direction for him.
That’s it for today folks.
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