New Comments from Gallup CEO: Number of Full-Time Jobs as Percent of Population Is Lowest Ever

d2d · February 2015

In the previous thread, several Obamaniacs questioned Gallup's CEO and asked what the "Number of Full-Time Jobs as Percent of Population" was...

"Ask and ye shall receive." Matthew 7:7. Today he doubled down on his previous comments and stated, "The Number of Full-Time Jobs as Percent of Population Is Lowest It’s Ever Been." Here it is in video, (for our lazy non-reading members, and you know who you are.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CTRAibMiLZ8

2001400ex · February 2015

http://www.gallup.com/poll/172046/payroll-population-rate-rises-june.aspx.

"The U.S. Payroll to Population employment rate (P2P), as measured by Gallup, continued to climb in June. The percentage of Americans employed full time for an employer last month, 45.0%, is up from 44.5% in May and ranks as one of the highest rates since tracking began in January 2010."

Except it's only been around since January 2010. From his own website.

d2d · February 2015

2001400ex said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/172046/payroll-population-rate-rises-june.aspx.

"The U.S. Payroll to Population employment rate (P2P), as measured by Gallup, continued to climb in June. The percentage of Americans employed full time for an employer last month, 45.0%, is up from 44.5% in May and ranks as one of the highest rates since tracking began in January 2010."

Except it's only been around since January 2010. From his own website.

Only been around four years? Just like "The hottest year on record" when the "record" was started by Bill Clinton? Or "Oregon is the greatest football team in history", when "history" started 10 years ago?

Interesting...

So how can the 5.6% unemployment rate be the "lowest in history" (or whatever), when the government just started measuring it this way last week?

2001400ex · February 2015

d2d said:

2001400ex said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/172046/payroll-population-rate-rises-june.aspx.

"The U.S. Payroll to Population employment rate (P2P), as measured by Gallup, continued to climb in June. The percentage of Americans employed full time for an employer last month, 45.0%, is up from 44.5% in May and ranks as one of the highest rates since tracking began in January 2010."

Except it's only been around since January 2010. From his own website.
Only been around four years? Just like "The hottest year on record" when the "record" was started by Bill Clinton? Or "Oregon is the greatest football team in history", when "history" started 10 years ago?

Interesting...

So how can the 5.6% unemployment rate be the "lowest in history" (or whatever), when the government just started measuring it this way last week?

Except the unemployment calculation hasn't changed in a long time. But you know that. Who said unemployment was the lowest in history? Lol

CuntWaffle · February 2015

2001400ex said:

d2d said:

2001400ex said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/172046/payroll-population-rate-rises-june.aspx.

"The U.S. Payroll to Population employment rate (P2P), as measured by Gallup, continued to climb in June. The percentage of Americans employed full time for an employer last month, 45.0%, is up from 44.5% in May and ranks as one of the highest rates since tracking began in January 2010."

Except it's only been around since January 2010. From his own website.
Only been around four years? Just like "The hottest year on record" when the "record" was started by Bill Clinton? Or "Oregon is the greatest football team in history", when "history" started 10 years ago?

Interesting...

So how can the 5.6% unemployment rate be the "lowest in history" (or whatever), when the government just started measuring it this way last week?
Who said unemployment was the lowest in history? Lol

Statistics... But I realize those are way over your head.

d2d · February 2015

2001400ex said:

d2d said:

2001400ex said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/172046/payroll-population-rate-rises-june.aspx.

"The U.S. Payroll to Population employment rate (P2P), as measured by Gallup, continued to climb in June. The percentage of Americans employed full time for an employer last month, 45.0%, is up from 44.5% in May and ranks as one of the highest rates since tracking began in January 2010."

Except it's only been around since January 2010. From his own website.
Only been around four years? Just like "The hottest year on record" when the "record" was started by Bill Clinton? Or "Oregon is the greatest football team in history", when "history" started 10 years ago?

Interesting...

So how can the 5.6% unemployment rate be the "lowest in history" (or whatever), when the government just started measuring it this way last week?
Except the unemployment calculation hasn't changed in a long time. But you know that. Who said unemployment was the lowest in history? Lol

History just started with Obama. Don't you know that?

BTW, Obama has changed the calculation plenty. That's how he drove the pesky number down. You're obviously either not paying attention, never found your statistics class in Kane Hall, or are just stupid.

2001400ex · February 2015

d2d said:

2001400ex said:

d2d said:

2001400ex said:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/172046/payroll-population-rate-rises-june.aspx.

"The U.S. Payroll to Population employment rate (P2P), as measured by Gallup, continued to climb in June. The percentage of Americans employed full time for an employer last month, 45.0%, is up from 44.5% in May and ranks as one of the highest rates since tracking began in January 2010."

Except it's only been around since January 2010. From his own website.
Only been around four years? Just like "The hottest year on record" when the "record" was started by Bill Clinton? Or "Oregon is the greatest football team in history", when "history" started 10 years ago?

Interesting...

So how can the 5.6% unemployment rate be the "lowest in history" (or whatever), when the government just started measuring it this way last week?
Except the unemployment calculation hasn't changed in a long time. But you know that. Who said unemployment was the lowest in history? Lol
History just started with Obama. Don't you know that?

BTW, Obama has changed the calculation plenty. That's how he drove the pesky number down. You're obviously either not paying attention, never found your statistics class in Kane Hall, or are just stupid.

Except you are full of shit.