Remember Friday's jobs report?
On Tuesday's show, we discussed the jobs report with Randall Hoven, contributor to American Thinker.
In part 2, we spoke with Mario Yngerto about the jobs report and the US economy.
Friday's jobs report got bad reviews from both sides.
The very liberal Bob Herbert was not happy:
"The jobs report for May, released on Friday by the Labor Department, was grim. President Obama tried to put the best face on it, but it was undeniably bad news, which is why the stock markets tanked.
The private sector created just 41,000 jobs in May, a dismal performance.
The government hired 411,000 workers to help with the census, but those jobs are temporary and will vanish in a few months."
The very conservative Rich Lowry was not happy either:
"The May jobs report is a perfect distillation of Obamanomics, with its emphasis on short-term help to the economy -- the stimulus package, the cash-for-clunkers program, etc. -- that is as sustainable as a sugar high."
Bottom line: Not a good jobs report, specially for those looking for a job that will be around by Labor Day.
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