Job Creation Weighs On Wonderboy's Re-Election In 2012

I'm effectively cross-posing from this post on my companion business blog today.

The "overtly political" passages which I elided from Schiller's piece were these,

"President Obama has urged us to be "patient" with this jobless recovery. But it's worth asking how long it will take to get back to the employment levels we experienced before the recession of 2008-09. How patient will we need to be?

The White House keeps hoping for monthly job gains of 250,000. But even gains of that magnitude—more than double the average gain last year— would not get America back to full employment until 2018."

Bubba Clinton's adviser, James Carville, authored the famous sign in his boss' campaign war room,

"It's the economy, stupid."

This job growth math ought to be scaring the pants off of Wonderboy and his campaigners.

It ought to cheer those of us who believe, despite Wonderboy's assertions in his interview with Bill O'Reilly that he's a socialist. With the First Rookie gone, the more job-killing 'accomplishments' of his administration, including excessive regulation, uncertainty regarding government intrusion into business, and health care legislation, could be reversed, and robust job growth once more unleashed in America.