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Obamanomics:  Worst Teen Employment Numbers for 44 Years
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The Whistler - 11:07am on 07/03/2009
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And that minimum wage increase is going to hit several other small businesses too,Dont be fooled,unemployement will hit 11 to 12 percent in the next year.

Randy-G - 12:07pm on 07/03/2009

Kinda puts the old kibosh on that gal who was telling kids to get a job if they’re hungry.

realitybasedbob - 12:07pm on 07/03/2009

Too bad that Obama’s and his Dem buddies are such jerks that they made it illegal to hire those kids at a wage that they’re worth.

The Whistler - 12:07pm on 07/03/2009

... unemployement will hit 11 to 12 percent in the next year.

It shouldn’t take nearly that long.  With the pending Obama tax hikes, the “Cap ‘n’ Trade” tax, Health Care “Reform” tax, and the real impact of the Obama deficits yet to hit the economy full force, few if any businesses are willing to invest in new employees when there is little reason to believe they’ll be able to hang on to the experienced ones they have now.

Bat One - 12:07pm on 07/03/2009

The only thing keeping Obama in office is MSM lies. Soon to be over.

mudcat - 12:07pm on 07/03/2009

Kinda puts the old kibosh on that gal who was telling kids to get a job if they’re hungry.

Not really, any teen worth his weight in salt could easily get a job, if they were properly motivated.  75% of those that want jobs have them!  You just have to beat out the bottom 25%, which given todays teens isn’t exactly difficult…

Sphagnum - 01:07pm on 07/03/2009

Another key constituency soon to be lost…

Rodney Graves - 01:07pm on 07/03/2009

What about all those “green” jobs, picking lettuce and beans?2eoab2b.jpg

Kevin - 02:07pm on 07/03/2009

Don’t be deluded. The young blame bush and HATE republicans. Most everyone else does too.

Republicans should be held in CAGES.

Gen Dems: The Party’s Advantage Among Young Voters Widens

Trends in the opinions of America’s youngest voters are often a barometer of shifting political winds. And that appears to be the case in 2008. The current generation of young voters, who came of age during the George W. Bush years, is leading the way in giving the Democrats a wide advantage in party identification, just as the previous generation of young people who grew up in the Reagan years—Generation X—fueled the Republican surge of the mid-1990’s.

GOP Losses Span Nearly All Demographic Groups

The decline in Republican Party affiliation among Americans in recent years is well documented, but a Gallup analysis now shows that this movement away from the GOP has occurred among nearly every major demographic subgroup. Since the first year of George W. Bush’s presidency in 2001, the Republican Party has maintained its support only among frequent churchgoers, with conservatives and senior citizens showing minimal decline.

DINO - 03:07pm on 07/03/2009

That’s too bad about kids having a hard time finding a job. I know that 3 of my cousin’s children are having trouble finding jobs because they are competing with out of work adults. I know it has been difficult for graduating college students who have student loans to pay. I hope they will be able to find jobs in the future.

We have been fortunate to be in this economy. My daughter is able to work at the state park for 9.50 an hour, and my son has a yard business.

I am glad the kids around here can get jobs if they want/need them.

badlands4 - 03:07pm on 07/03/2009
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