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What kind of elected official, let alone the head of a major province takes FIVE MONTHS off?
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Live Updates: U.S. Hiring Rises Strongly
The pace of hiring was unexpectedly robust in May, showing a gain of 272,000 jobs, but the unemployment rate ticked up slightly, to 4 percent.
Jobs report came in way higher than expected
Bruh, I don't know what the hell going on with this economy
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Live Updates: U.S. Hiring Rises Strongly
The pace of hiring was unexpectedly robust in May, showing a gain of 272,000 jobs, but the unemployment rate ticked up slightly, to 4 percent.www.nytimes.com
Jobs report came in way higher than expected
Bruh, I don't know what the hell going on with this economy
Who knew
I remember once upon a time this thread would reliably receive this info
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Construction is slow, it was booming the past few years.
I think it’s interest rates, everybody has work but it’s not like it was which is fine. It was stupid before.
I think it’s interest rates, everybody has work but it’s not like it was which is fine. It was stupid before.
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C'mon man - at least give him his full medical title - Phil.
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In my mind this is what makes more sense for a stable economy.
Unlimited building, gains, over-investing or over-leveraging, always expecting boom, doesn’t seem sustainable long term (speaking on corporate type of projects and growth).
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Yeah interest rates has everything freezed in place.
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I’m with it, it was too busy before. Luckily I work in a lot of recession proof places like refineries and power plants and have a huge account xcel energy my boss contracts out but we can do it ourselves in a recession.
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For someone not married to a black woman, seems to talk about the black family a lot. Actually seems to primarily be the case with dudes who talk about it. Either no wife, or a white wife.
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Didn’t know correlation equals causation all the time.
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Tim Scott (Black Lindsay Graham) got him a white wife beard, to shore up his VP candidacy. Nasty work. Can’t forget Hershel Walker clown *** too
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Mike Johnson replaying the GOP's "Greatest Election Optics" hits while Schumer is falling for the okie doke.
Let that man pay you for his "dual-use" weapons, but don't give him the opportunity to come to DC to spew his BS in our face. Bibi doesn't respect this administration as much as they show him respect.
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Live Updates: U.S. Hiring Rises Strongly
The pace of hiring was unexpectedly robust in May, showing a gain of 272,000 jobs, but the unemployment rate ticked up slightly, to 4 percent.
Jobs report came in way higher than expected
Bruh, I don't know what the hell going on with this economy
I’m with you, man. When asked about the state of the Economy, I’m just like “in summation… the US Economy in 2024… it’s a land of contrasts.”
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