Democratic math

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1. Consider another metric:
   “When President Barack Obama was inaugurated in January 2009, there were 142,187,000 people employed”
   “In May of this year, there were 142,287,000 people employed”
   Net employed gain of 100,000 his entire time in office into May, 2012?
   Source:
   http://cnsnews.com/news/article/8733461-workers-federal-disability-exceed-population-new-york-city

2. Obama:
   The Disability President!

3. No,lance.That would be 842,000 jobs created.Don’t forget the 2fer from spin off jobs,in China,India,Mexico.
   He never did say he would create jobs in America,did he????

4. That would be the “Foodstamp and Disability” President…
   Cheers
   Hans Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
   1st Saint Nicolaas Army
   Army Group “True North”

5. This is not uncommon. A slow down in the economy is often a foreshadowing of downsizing. Older employees are at the front of the firing line. Their only alternative is to tap into disability programs. Here in Canada that means CPP and group insurance plans.

6. This is not uncommon. A slow down in the economy is often a foreshadowing of downsizing. Older employees are at the front of the firing line. Their only alternative is to tap into disability programs. Here in Canada that means CPP and group insurance plans.

7. Unfortunately he will most likely be re-elected as most people do not know about these facts.
   and because of voter fraud that will reach record highs.
   I may as well make another prediction; if by some miracle he is not re-elected, Black people will riot for weeks.
   I’m not a psychic, just a realist.