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darin
08-27-2010, 05:03 AM
Retards. And Liars.


Last week it was confirmed that some departments being funded by the stimulus are indeed using the metric ‘lives touched' - a regression from the absurd ‘jobs saved or created', which was already a step down from the incalculable ‘jobs created'.

A spokesperson from the CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company explains:

"Lives Touched" is a figure that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) uses to track the amount of people who have been positively affected by the Recovery Act funds. This total would include people who have been provided full time employment (i.e. saved and created jobs) through the Recovery Act and people who at some point have supported a project funded by the Recovery Act.

Essentially, the Obama administration had figured out another way to inflate job numbers to better fit their claims of success. And yet, the media has remained largely silent on this matter. Even as Vice-President Biden released a report on the Recovery Act yesterday, with a specific focus on the Department of Energy and job creation.

Below is an outline of how the administration and the DOE are collaborating to inflate their numbers by measuring the number of ‘lives touched' by the stimulus bill.

Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/rusty-weiss/2010/08/25/explaining-lives-touched-mainstream-media#ixzz0xnctezE8

Kathianne
08-27-2010, 08:45 AM
I totally agree with the nonsensical rhetorical campaign by the administration. There are few left, even of those that support his visions, that are fooled that the economy has been helped by his actions.

Today the GDP numbers are 'unexpectedly' much lower than forcasted and it's obvious the economy is now in regression mode, heading towards a double dip at best.

Real estate sales falling. Unemployment rising at an increasing rate. Stagnant incomes now falling. Inflation on the rise. A government that increasingly considers itself the primary caretaker of individuals and corporate economic decision making.

People are angry and their numbers are growing. That anger is not being confined to the administration or party in power, but to the elites in government.