Chris Christie is in
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Christie says 'NO' again. I think it is the right decision. It seems some of his positions are a bit too liberal for the Republican Party.
But, Christie shows us again that he is a real class act the way he presents himself and where he places his priorities. He's about as likable as a politician can get.
But, Christie shows us again that he is a real class act the way he presents himself and where he places his priorities. He's about as likable as a politician can get.
I'm the liar ?
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/06/19/eveningnews/main20072425.shtml
African-American unemployment at 16 percent
The economy and jobs will be big issues in Washington again this coming week.
While unemployment among the general population is about 9.1 percent, it's at 16.2 percent African Americans, and a bit higher still for African American males.
Fine, clarification:
Support for subsidized jobs and summer/year-round jobs for African-American youth â for whom unemployment is above 30%. In an environment with an unemployment rate of 32.4% for African-American youths, the President is proposing to build on successful programs like the TANF Emergency Contingency Fund to create jobs and provide training for those hardest-hit by the recession.
http://www.thechicagocitizen.com/ne...or-african-american-families-and-the-economy/
Go Obama!!!!
Support for subsidized jobs and summer/year-round jobs for African-American youth â for whom unemployment is above 30%. In an environment with an unemployment rate of 32.4% for African-American youths, the President is proposing to build on successful programs like the TANF Emergency Contingency Fund to create jobs and provide training for those hardest-hit by the recession.
http://www.thechicagocitizen.com/ne...or-african-american-families-and-the-economy/
Go Obama!!!!
Chris Christie And Barack Obama Tied In Poll
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie might want to consider making the presidential rounds after a poll revealed the Republican only one percentage point behind President Barack Obama in a hypothetical general election matchup.
Obama earned 44% of the vote against Christie's 43% among likely U.S. voters in a Rasmussen Reports survey that came out on Friday.
Christie repeatedly has said he won't run for the GOP presidential nomination, but numerous reports have speculated the governor's words may not tell the whole story.
The poll was conducted on Sept. 28 through Sept. 29 and sampled 1,000 people in telephone interviews.
A Christie spokesperson said that the governor's office does not comment on poll results.
http://www.datalounge.com/cgi-bin/iowa/ajax.html?t=10897534#page:showThread,10897534
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie might want to consider making the presidential rounds after a poll revealed the Republican only one percentage point behind President Barack Obama in a hypothetical general election matchup.
Obama earned 44% of the vote against Christie's 43% among likely U.S. voters in a Rasmussen Reports survey that came out on Friday.
Christie repeatedly has said he won't run for the GOP presidential nomination, but numerous reports have speculated the governor's words may not tell the whole story.
The poll was conducted on Sept. 28 through Sept. 29 and sampled 1,000 people in telephone interviews.
A Christie spokesperson said that the governor's office does not comment on poll results.
http://www.datalounge.com/cgi-bin/iowa/ajax.html?t=10897534#page:showThread,10897534
Huge difference from this statement and even that right wing poll has Obama beating Christie
Oh so you meant AA youth.I'm sure it was just a mistake and not meant to mislead
Dude, is there really a difference between 15% and 30%? Are you high? You and I both know that these numbers produced by the BLS are grossly understated. They both tell the same story. That there has not been a worse time in the last 50 years to be AA then now under Obama. Go Obama!!!!!