TRUE BORN SONS OF LIBERTY

No ads, no remuneration. Die Gedanken sind wirklich frei. The tyrant "has desires which he is utterly unable to satisfy, and has more wants than any one, and is truly poor, if you know how to inspect the whole soul of him: all his life long he is beset with fear and is full of convulsions, and distractions, even as the State which he resembles."

There is no labor shortage when many millions sit idle along with 24% of the economy

49.35% worked full time in Nov 2021, a new high for the year, vs. 50.52% two years ago at this time: Millions could be working who are not

Civilian employment under Biden in October 2021 is at about the same level it was four years ago under Trump

This negative jobs growth trend should have everyone up in arms, but instead we shrug, retreat, and self-medicate

Full-time as a percent of population peaked in July at 49.28% and averages 48.47% for the first 10 months of 2021

By the way, there was no fresh kale, or broccoli crowns, at the grocery store yesterday

Full time jobs as a percentage of population now average 48.3% through August 2021

It is now common to blame the invention of the cotton gin, a labor-saving device, for the increase in the US slave population

America continues in decline, undershooting its potential by 13 million full-time jobs

That '70s Show: At 412k last week, jobless claims are so 1975-ish

Mark Levin is so pathetic: He can characterize what went on in America's streets last year as an insurrection when millions rioted . . .

Biden can crow all he wants about "creating" jobs: The deficit in full-time compared with the 2019 average is still 5.1 million in May; just getting back to where we were before this debacle occurred will take years

Federal extended unemployment pandemic payments are scheduled to end in early September, coinciding with the US withdrawal from Afghanistan

Mark Krikorian hits on the sorry truth about Trump and Elise Stefanik

Full-time employment as a percentage of civilian population climbed to 48.1% in April 2021

Full-time employment in the US in February 2021 continues to SUCK

In January 2021 just 47.4% of the civilian population had full-time jobs, compared with 2020's average of 47.3%

In past hits to full-time employment in the early 1990s, after 2000 and 2007, part-time usually soared, but it tanked in 2020 right along with full-time

2020 was a disaster for full-time employment, wiping out eight years of progress, however anemic those were: 13 million full-time potential missing on average relative to 2006 peak at 52.3%