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jjones4574

jjones4574

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Did anybody watch this today??

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He is already letting us know that nothing will change in the first 2 years or more of his term? Change? I love that one. He has hired on almost all of the people from the Clinton Administration, so where is this change?

Tell us something we dont know, like why are you messing with our Gun law's, and why is Snoop Dog sleeping in the Lincoln Bed Room?
 
Man I wouldnt want his job, not in this mess we are in and like all say its going to get worse

I read that over 60% of all CEO's say they will be laying off employees. I bet some of thise laid off workers will be picking up pressure washers. Home Depot better stock their shelves
 
jlpressure said:
Man I wouldnt want his job, not in this mess we are in and like all say its going to get worse

I read that over 60% of all CEO's say they will be laying off employees. I bet some of thise laid off workers will be picking up pressure washers. Home Depot better stock their shelves
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Even when we bail out these money thug's, there will be many lay-offs. this is not something that will be fixed any time soon...the real loser's as usual is the poor working man trying to keep food on the table.:mad:
 
The Cleaner said:
Even when we bail out these money thug's, there will be many lay-offs. this is not something that will be fixed any time soon...the real loser's as usual is the poor working man trying to keep food on the table.:mad:
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I hear that. I hope they start questioning and grilling these banks, investment companies like they are doing to the auto execs. They want to know how the auto guys are using the money but there has been no hearing for all these finacial creeps, they give them the bailout money and don't really ask them crap. unreal. Bailout Wallstreet but the working class gets the shaft

Unemployment is over 8% in SC and theres another 7 or 8% that dont collect anymore but arent working then another several % that are under employed, those are the ones that used to have fulltime jobs but only can find part time work. Thats about 25 % of the work force here that dont really have squat

Plenty of layoffs coming too


2009 going to be a funky year for many
 
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