Except in the seasonally-adjusted 4-week moving average, obviously, where the recent upticks above levels a year ago at the same time are working their way through the average.
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
I'll bet only 1 in 15 can locate Nebraska on a map, or correctly spell "Episcopal"
Survey: Only 2-in-15 Americans Aware of Soaring Illegal Immigration to U.S.
I'm just doing headlines tonight because the news has been so damn boring.
Take my advice, never insert a probe there
The Navy’s probe into sky penis
Doesn't the Navy have anything better to do?
Monday, May 13, 2019
Labor's share of income nosedived in the '90s after NAFTA, briefly recovered and then tanked as globalization/China took over
Do you feel richer? Well do ya?
Employers call all the shots, and you get the crumbs from your masters' tables, if you are lucky.
Stop voting for the free-traders and libertarian lunatics of the two major parties.
Neel Kashkari and other Fed members seem aware at least of the nosedive in labor's share of business income, but are oblivious to its roots in globalization
Fooling around with interest rates isn't going to bring back the core manufacturing businesses which once formed the hubs of American middle class prosperity. That will be just as ineffectual as it has been throughout the Obama administration. Why should it work now all of a sudden when it hasn't worked for ten years?
Well, what else would you expect from the man tasked with implementing the useless TARP sideshow?
Neel Kashkari still hasn't got a clue, but he sure does sound like the workers' friend.
Minneapolis Fed chief links rates to labor share in interview
Kashkari’s break from Fed tradition on inequality adds to the case
for keeping interest rates low. He suggested faster wage growth and low
unemployment may not be putting much upward pressure on inflation
because workers have lost a lot of their bargaining power in recent
decades, echoing a point Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida has made. ...
Sunday, May 12, 2019
Saturday, May 11, 2019
Friday, May 10, 2019
Joe Biden November 2006 Columbia South Carolina: I voted for 700 miles of fence, but we need to punish employers of illegals
"Folks, I voted for a fence, I voted,
unlike most Democrats -- and some of you won't like it -- I voted for
700 miles of fence," Biden told the group.
"But, let me tell you, we can build a fence 40 stories high -- unless
you change the dynamic in Mexico and -- and you will not like this, and
-- punish American employers who knowingly violate the law when, in
fact, they hire illegals. Unless you do those two things, all the rest
is window dressing."
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