*NOTE* These stats and the video don't mention that the US work force of 155M has dropped from 68.2% of the population to 58.3% in the last four years. Yet President Obama has been trying to convince people that he’s a job-creating President.




23,136,000: The Number Of Americans Who Are Unemployed,
Underemployed, Or Have Stopped Looking For Work. (Bureau Of Labor
Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)
12,544,000: The Number Of Unemployed Workers. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


8,031,000: The Number Of Workers Working Part-Time For Economic Reasons. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


5,033,000: The Number Of Workers Who Have Been Unemployed For 27 Weeks Or Longer. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


1,043,000: Construction Jobs Lost Since President Obama Took Office. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


582,000 Manufacturing Jobs Lost Since President Obama Took Office. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


368,000: Workers That Dropped Out Of The Labor Force In August. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


261,000: Jobs Lost Since President Obama Took Office. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


41,000: Downward Revision Of Jobs Created Over The Last Two Months. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


15,000: Manufacturing Jobs Lost In August. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)


1981: The Last Time The Labor Force Participation Rate Was At Its
Current Level Of 63.5 Percent. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed
9/7/12)

43: Consecutive Months The Unemployment Rate Has Remained Above Eight Percent. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)

39.2 Weeks: The Average Duration Of Unemployment – Nearly Double The
19.8 Weeks When President Obama Took Office. (Bureau Of Labor
Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)

14.7 Percent: The Real Unemployment Rate, Including Those That Are
Working Part-Time Due To Economic Reasons. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics,
Accessed 9/7/12)

11.2 Percent: The Unemployment Rate Had Labor Force Participation
Remained Steady Since President Obama Took Office. (American Enterprise
Institute, 9/7/12)

8.4 Percent: The Unemployment Rate Had Labor Force Participation
Remained Steady From July. (American Enterprise Institute, 9/7/12)

8.1 Percent: The Unemployment Rate In August. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)

7.8 Percent: The Unemployment Rate When President Obama Took Office. (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/7/12)

5.4 Percent: The Unemployment Rate President Obama’s Advisers
Predicted If We Passed His $787 Billion Stimulus. (Christina Romer and
Jared Bernstein, “The Job Impact Of The American Recovery And
Reinvestment Plan,”1/9/09)