SORRY MICHAEL. You are wrong about Trump not creating jobs. The New York Mag, Politico, Washington Times, and Breitbart all admitted he created 200,000 plus jobs in January and now 200,000 plus jobs in February. The only people who claim that this is a "lie" are Democrat Party career people who still claim Saul Alinsky and Fidel Castro as important role models.

Unemployment was 4.7 percent, down from January’s 4.8 percent. | AP Photo

First jobs report under Trump beats expectations

By MARIANNE LEVINE

03/10/17 08:35 AM EST

Updated 03/10/17 09:41 AM EST

President Donald Trump’s first job report beat expectations, with the economy adding 235,000 jobs in February and the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.7 percent.

The jobs figure marks a slight dip from last month’s report of 238,000 new jobs, but still represents a strong first showing for a president who has promised to add 25 million new jobs to the economy over the next decade.

Unemployment was down slightly from January’s 4.8 percent. Average private sector earnings were up 6 cents over January , when they rose 5 cents. Wages were up 2.8 percent over February 2016.

Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted the creation about 200,000 jobs, an unemployment rate of 4.7 percent, and an increase in hourly earnings of 0.3 percent. The payroll company ADP estimated Wednesday based on its own records that February job growth in the private sector was 298,000. According to BLS, the private sector added 227,000 jobs in February, up from 221,000 the previous month.

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Trump questioned the legitimacy of Labor Department data last year on the campaign trail, but he now appears to embrace economic numbers. Moments after the jobs numbers were released, Trump retweeted a tweet from the Drudge Report that said "GREAT AGAIN: +235,000," with a link to a Bloomberg story.

Other Republicans were also quick to embrace Friday's jobs numbers. House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady said in a statement that the report "is a good sign that our economy is moving in the right direction."

Taking credit for the economy could prove a risky move for Trump. Friday’s jobs report all but guarantees the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates by one-quarter point next week. The Federal Reserve is expected to hike interest rates multiple times this year, which will likely slow economic growth.

MC CAIN´S TIES TO THEE ROTHSCHILDS AND SAUDI ARABIA::

Charitable institutions (like The Clinton Foundation), as Judge Jeanine Pirro has stated publicly, often serve as a slush fund for those whose name the institution bears. Pirro called the Clintons’ foundation nothing more than a “money laundering operation used as a slush fund.” Now, it seems, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and his institution are coming under fire for contributions it has been receiving from the Rothschild family, a controversial global mining company, and the Royal Family of Saudi Arabia.

Accusations of financial impropriety first arose back in 2008, when The Guardian first ran the story. McCain was traveling through the UK, and made a stop at London’s Spencer House, where Judicial Watch, noted Washington watchdog organization, objected to the fundraiser luncheon hosted by the Rothschilds. “The question is whether or not the Rothschilds paid for the event, the venue, the catering, or any other related costs,” asked Judicial Watch’s president Tom Fitton. McCain wasn’t successful in defeating President Obama in the election. Yet while his campaign for president is a thing of the past, McCain’s ties to the Rothschilds and others is present day subject matter. Wikileaks has made certain the issue will not go away.

he organization committed to governmental transparency revealed just how close of a relationship McCain has with the Rothschilds. “Close Hillary Clinton friend Lynn Forester de Rothschild (Economist publisher) is a trustee of the Saudi-funded John McCain Institute,” Wikileaks’ tweet reads. And guess what. They’re right again. A quick check of the McCain Institute’s Board of Trustees finds a photo of Ms. Rothschild, as well as her bio.

Also worth noting is the list of donors who’ve given $100,000 or more to the senator from Arizona’s institute hosted by Arizona State University. A quick glance reveals at least one branch of the Rothschild family is on the list. “The Eranda Rothschild Foundation – Sir Evelyn and Lynn Forester de Rothschild,” is listed on the institute’s website as a significant donor. Also listed as a donor is the highly controversial Phoenix-based mining company Freeport-McMoRan, whose gold and copper mining operations in West Papua, Indonesia are said to have brought poverty and genocide to the indigenous population.

An unconfirmed document, found on IMGUR, reportedly shows the foundation, in 2014, received $1,000,000 from the Saudis and $300,000 from The Eranda Rothschild foundation. And while receiving funds, from organizations one might not agree with politically, is not a crime, keeping those funds may speak volumes about where Sen. McCain’s allegiances ultimately belong.
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Michael March 12, 2017 at 6:59pm

I can see that COMMON SENSE OPPOSITION TO the CLOWN RUNNING THE CIRCUS AT THW WHITE HOUSE IS SEEN AS CONNECTION TO DEMOCRATIC GLOBALISTS BUT NOT TO ACTUAL PEOPLE RUNNING THE SHOW WHILE HIS SUPPORTERS CELEBRATE FICTIONAL JOB GROWTH < OUR ENVIRONMENT < HEALTH CARE AND COMMON SENSE OF DEMOCRACY IS BEING DISMANTLE AND SHREDED TO PIECES>>>>>>>>> IDI0CRACY AT ITS BEST
- Malcolm > Michael March 13, 2017 at 5:36pm
  
  SORRY MICHAEL. You are wrong about Trump not creating jobs. The New York Mag, Politico, Washington Times, and Breitbart all admitted he created 200,000 plus jobs in January and now 200,000 plus jobs in February. The only people who claim that this is a "lie" are Democrat Party career people who still claim Saul Alinsky and Fidel Castro as important role models.
  
  Unemployment was 4.7 percent, down from January’s 4.8 percent. | AP Photo
  
  First jobs report under Trump beats expectations
  
  By MARIANNE LEVINE
  
  03/10/17 08:35 AM EST
  
  Updated 03/10/17 09:41 AM EST
  
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  President Donald Trump’s first job report beat expectations, with the economy adding 235,000 jobs in February and the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.7 percent.
  
  The jobs figure marks a slight dip from last month’s report of 238,000 new jobs, but still represents a strong first showing for a president who has promised to add 25 million new jobs to the economy over the next decade.
  
  Unemployment was down slightly from January’s 4.8 percent. Average private sector earnings were up 6 cents over January , when they rose 5 cents. Wages were up 2.8 percent over February 2016.
  
  Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted the creation about 200,000 jobs, an unemployment rate of 4.7 percent, and an increase in hourly earnings of 0.3 percent. The payroll company ADP estimated Wednesday based on its own records that February job growth in the private sector was 298,000. According to BLS, the private sector added 227,000 jobs in February, up from 221,000 the previous month.
  
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  How Trump could soon be at war with Yellen
  
  By BEN WHITE and VICTORIA GUIDA
  
  Trump questioned the legitimacy of Labor Department data last year on the campaign trail, but he now appears to embrace economic numbers. Moments after the jobs numbers were released, Trump retweeted a tweet from the Drudge Report that said "GREAT AGAIN: +235,000," with a link to a Bloomberg story.
  
  Other Republicans were also quick to embrace Friday's jobs numbers. House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady said in a statement that the report "is a good sign that our economy is moving in the right direction."
  
  Taking credit for the economy could prove a risky move for Trump. Friday’s jobs report all but guarantees the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates by one-quarter point next week. The Federal Reserve is expected to hike interest rates multiple times this year, which will likely slow economic growth.
- AlternateEarth > Michael March 12, 2017 at 11:06pm
  
  what are you babbling about;
  
  Trump shaves 60 billion off national debt-slimebama and bush /dolt jr increased the debt ot $20 TRILLION-WHERE IS YOUR HEAD MAN?
Feather Winger March 11, 2017 at 12:17pm

MC CAIN´S TIES TO THEE ROTHSCHILDS AND SAUDI ARABIA::

Charitable institutions (like The Clinton Foundation), as Judge Jeanine Pirro has stated publicly, often serve as a slush fund for those whose name the institution bears. Pirro called the Clintons’ foundation nothing more than a “money laundering operation used as a slush fund.” Now, it seems, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and his institution are coming under fire for contributions it has been receiving from the Rothschild family, a controversial global mining company, and the Royal Family of Saudi Arabia.

Accusations of financial impropriety first arose back in 2008, when The Guardian first ran the story. McCain was traveling through the UK, and made a stop at London’s Spencer House, where Judicial Watch, noted Washington watchdog organization, objected to the fundraiser luncheon hosted by the Rothschilds. “The question is whether or not the Rothschilds paid for the event, the venue, the catering, or any other related costs,” asked Judicial Watch’s president Tom Fitton. McCain wasn’t successful in defeating President Obama in the election. Yet while his campaign for president is a thing of the past, McCain’s ties to the Rothschilds and others is present day subject matter. Wikileaks has made certain the issue will not go away.

he organization committed to governmental transparency revealed just how close of a relationship McCain has with the Rothschilds. “Close Hillary Clinton friend Lynn Forester de Rothschild (Economist publisher) is a trustee of the Saudi-funded John McCain Institute,” Wikileaks’ tweet reads. And guess what. They’re right again. A quick check of the McCain Institute’s Board of Trustees finds a photo of Ms. Rothschild, as well as her bio.

Also worth noting is the list of donors who’ve given $100,000 or more to the senator from Arizona’s institute hosted by Arizona State University. A quick glance reveals at least one branch of the Rothschild family is on the list. “The Eranda Rothschild Foundation – Sir Evelyn and Lynn Forester de Rothschild,” is listed on the institute’s website as a significant donor. Also listed as a donor is the highly controversial Phoenix-based mining company Freeport-McMoRan, whose gold and copper mining operations in West Papua, Indonesia are said to have brought poverty and genocide to the indigenous population.

An unconfirmed document, found on IMGUR, reportedly shows the foundation, in 2014, received $1,000,000 from the Saudis and $300,000 from The Eranda Rothschild foundation. And while receiving funds, from organizations one might not agree with politically, is not a crime, keeping those funds may speak volumes about where Sen. McCain’s allegiances ultimately belong.
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/john-mccains-connections-human-rig...
- Malcolm > Feather Winger March 14, 2017 at 4:47am
  
  Thank you Feather Winger.
- AlternateEarth > Feather Winger March 12, 2017 at 2:43am
  
  well alright feather winger -pointing your finger at the globalist scum is heartening!

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