Posts Tagged ‘ Bureau of Labor Statistics ’

Abandoning the Base

Abandoning the Base

Here’s a reprint of an essay published in Clash Daily last week. The Clash Daily is a new journalistic enterprise by Doug Giles, which is sure to play an important role in the public debate as we enter the home stretch of the 2012 elections. This piece examines President Obama’s betrayal of his most diligent...
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Political Calculation

I’ll post a more expansive exploration of the President’s latest unconstitutional administrative amnesty in the days ahead, but for now I’ll provide some pertinent links, including Janet Napolitano’s risible press release and video of Barack Obama’s abortive press conference in the Rose Garden-seen above.
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Hiring Our Heroes

Hiring Our Heroes

One of the unfortunate realities for veterans reentering the civilian workforce in this sluggish economy is the inability to find work that’s commensurate with their level of education and training. Or, in fact, any work at all. The unemployment rate for those who’ve served in combat and returned home is twelve percent according to...
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Barack Obama’s Solution To Unemployment (Intelligence Squared U.S. Debate)

Barack Obama’s Solution To Unemployment (Intelligence Squared U.S. Debate)

Yesterday, as I was standing behind hundreds of other job-seekers in line for one of the periodic job fairs held by the New York Post at the Affinia Hotel, I realized how pivotal forums like the Intelligence Squared U.S. debate-pictured above-which I attended on Tuesday are to the economic debate occurring in this country. This...
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