From Moonbattery:




And looking at reality vs hype, doesn’t the following show that the Stimulus made unemployment worse?

More from Moonbattery:

More from Moonbattery:

Via Moonbattery, from Common Cents:

Via Gateway Pundit:

Via Moonbattery:
From Moonbattery:

We estimate the Act created/saved 450 thousand government-sector jobs and destroyed/forestalled one million private sector jobs.
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Notice the nosedive the manufacture of goods went into right after the Manchurian Moonbat took office.
Via Gateway Pundit, home ownership has reversed 23 years and counting:

Via Gateway Pundit, home prices have fallen as steeply as the Great Depression:

Via Moonbattery, this graph shows how many months the Obama Depression is lasting – it will takes more than 35 months to get back to pre-Obama employment numbers!

From Investors.com, note the inverse relation between government wasteful spending and jobs:

Via AoSHQ:

Via Gateway Pundit (click for full size):
Via AoSHQ:

Via Gateway Pundit, some hockey stick graphs:
Via UrbanGrounds:
Via Gateway Pundit:
From Weekly Standard:
Via AoSHQ, via The Enterprise Blog:
An excellent, large infographic detailing Obama’s empty promises/campaign talk versus his actual economic results, via AoSHQ:
Via AoSHQ, the video version:
From The Fiscal Times:
Via MISH’S Global Economic Trend Analysis:
Via PJ Media:
By Michael Ramirez:
Via The American:
3.8 percent in the fourth quarter of 2009, 3.9 percent in the first quarter of 2010, and 3.8 percent in the second quarter of 2010. But no 3 percent-plus quarters since then.
The first nine quarters of the Reagan Recovery, by contrast, looked like this: 5.1 percent, 9.3 percent, 8.1 percent, 8.5 percent, 8.0 percent, 7.1 percent, 3.9 percent, 3.3 percent, 3.8, percent, 3.4 percent. In fact, the Reagan Boom went from the first quarter of 1983 until the second quarter of 1986 without notching a sub-3 percent GDP quarter.
So, while the Reagan Recovery quickly made up for lost years of growth, not so much for the Obama Recovery
More on Obama vs Reagan from Economics One, the following three images:
From MJ Behind the Curtain:
Via The Enterprise Blog:
From Innocent Bystanders via AosHQ:
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See also more scary chart-fu (borrowed that term from AoSHQ) and etc, click on each of the linked titles for so much more:
New Chart Proves Obamanomics Creates Jobs:

Great Work on That Economy Obama:

CHANGE: Obama’s Massive Failures:

Republican Led Economy VS Democrat Led Economy:

American Stock Exchange ‘Celebrates’ Obama With Record CRASHES – Repeatedly!:


Obama Speaketh, Stock Market Crasheth:
Run the above video and watch the Dow Jones Index fall as a direct result of Obama opening his mouth and sharing his plans for America. Down 50 points by the end of the video!
Obama Sued Bank to Force It to Give Out Risky Housing Loans – Precursor to Subprime Crisis:

Info Video: How the Democrats Caused the US Economic Crisis:

Which Candidate Do Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Donate Most To?:

In 20 years history of donations, Senator Barack Hussein Obama with just 4 years in the Senate managed to reach the top three biggest recipients of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac!!!
I don’t understand… With all his successes above, why do 57% disapprove of his handling of the economy?
They must be racists.






















April 16, 11 at 2:36 pm
Wait- don’t most economic recoveries feature skyrocketing unemployment rates, record high food, fuel and commodity prices, a cratering housing market and the dollar taking the worst beating its had in a generation?
/sarc
April 16, 11 at 6:47 pm
But but but…
The media sez so…
LA LA LA I CAN’T HEAR YOUUUU
April 16, 11 at 8:59 pm
Oh btw, copied the Flag Counter off your blog, thx!
April 17, 11 at 5:49 am
Glad you liked the flag-counter. I thought it was a nifty little widget that occasionally drives me to distraction.
Found your blog courtesey of Diary of Daedalus….altho’ rather than step back into the wayback machine for a blow-by-blow rehash of my departure from Blog Version of Animal Farm, I’ll simply say that rather than walk away, I saw the writing on the wall and decided to make myself as much of a nuisance to the ‘new normal’ at LGF as I could.
I think the straw that broke the camel’s back was Scott Brown. Apparently they were butthurt over a moderate New England republican winning an election…
April 17, 11 at 6:19 am
[...] big tip O’ the hat to BUUUURRRRNING HOT(I hope I have the correct number of U’s & R’s in the [...]
April 17, 11 at 3:07 pm
Is the flag counter all time? The world map above it on my sidebar is set to 1 week.
April 17, 11 at 5:36 pm
As far as I know, it keeps tracking from when it’s installed….
April 18, 11 at 6:58 pm
From wits0, http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/35-statistics-that-show-the-average-american-family-has-been-broke-down-tore-down-beat-down-busted-and-disgusted-by-this-economy
April 18, 11 at 9:22 pm
Just think, Simon, if you’re just a very ordinary American consumer in the USA and you haven’t had the benefit of cheap imports from China of ordinary consumables for the last two decades or more, won’t you be feeling a much greater squeeze all this while? But dependence on cheap imports is just post phoning the unpleasant eventuality.
April 19, 11 at 10:47 am
Stocks sink after U.S. outlook slashed
By Hibah Yousuf, staff reporterApril 18, 2011: 4:42 PM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — U.S. stocks cut some losses late Monday afternoon, but still finished the session sharply lower after Standard and Poor’s cut its long-term outlook on U.S. debt to negative.
“I would say investors have been anticipating this somewhat, but when the shoe falls, it sends a vibration throughout the market,” said Ron Kiddoo, chief investment officer at Cozad Asset Management.
July 24, 11 at 11:45 pm
Funny how all the graphs compare March 2007 (the last year before the recession started) with March 2011 (when the recession was in full swing) rather than March 2009 (the year Bush left office).
Here’s a more <a href="Funny how all the graphs compare March 2007 (the last year before the recession started) with March 2011 rather than March 2008 (the year Bush left office).
For instance, here’s the unemployment situation between Dec 2007 – Dec 2008 as reported by the US Dept. of Labor:
2007 Dec 4.9 %
2008 Jan 4.9
Feb 4.8
Mar 5.1
Apr 5.0
May 5.5
Jun 5.6
Jul 5.8
Aug 6.2
Sep 6.2
Oct 6.6
Nov 6.8
Dec 7.2
That represents a 47% increase during the final year of Shrub’s eight-year legacy.
July 24, 11 at 11:47 pm
^^
Link to US Department of Labor
July 27, 11 at 10:48 pm
child minding…
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