I'm just pointing out the fact the the administration has been touting this "recovery" as the greatest since the great depression, when it clearly isnt. The article talks about how the labor force participation rate pretty much nullifies the claimed unemployment rate. Many other countries that are having even modest growth have a higher labor participation rate. Nearly every month, the administration comes out with new job numbers, saying how great that we added 100,000 or whatever new jobs. What you NEVER hear is the month or 2 later, they've revised those numbers DOWN, to reflect the accurate number. Many months have been revised downward, and all you ever hear on the news is when they announce the newest numbers. My point is they promote a false reality, and I bothers me when people celebrate how great things are in our economy when they clearly arent.
Before someone suggests the stock market being at record levels, let me remind you about the TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS that the Fed has artificially pumped into it under the years of quantitative easing. The entire thing is another bubble that's going to burst, just like last time, but people will lose more money this go around when it does correct itself and comes back to reality.
