Proof OBAMA is The FOOD STAMP President

[SJJRSJJS]

Food Stamp Growth 75X Greater than Job Creation:
"With the latest jobs report, it is now the case that "Under Obama, Food Stamp Growth [Is] 75 Times Greater Than Job Creation," according to statistics compiled by the Republican side of the Senate Budget Committee. "For Every Person Added to Jobs Rolls Since January 2009, 75 People Added To Food Stamp Rolls." Since January 2009, as the chart shows, a net of 194,000 new jobs have been created. During that same time, 14.7 million have been added to the food stamp rolls."

"Simply put, the President’s policies have not produced jobs. During his time in office, 14.7 million people were added to the food stamp rolls. Over that same time, only 194,000 jobs were created—thus 76 people went on food stamps for every one that found a job," says Senator Jeff Sessions, ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee. "This is a product of low growth. Post-recession economic growth in 2010 was 2.4%, and dropped in 2011 to 1.8%. This year it has dropped again to 1.77%. Few, if any, net jobs will be created with growth of less than 2%."

 

[hazlnut]

Did you pull these "facts" from your ass.... or do you have some links to back them up?

 

[Phantasmal]

Did you pull these "facts" from your ass.... or do you have some links to back them up?

The link is from his brain to his ass, and he suffers from constipation in between!

 

[The Dude]

Poor klansman!

 

[Cancel 2018. 3]

Poor klansman!

poor stoner

 

[SJJRSJJS]

Food Stamp Growth 75X Greater than Job Creation:
"With the latest jobs report, it is now the case that "Under Obama, Food Stamp Growth [Is] 75 Times Greater Than Job Creation," according to statistics compiled by the Republican side of the Senate Budget Committee. "For Every Person Added to Jobs Rolls Since January 2009, 75 People Added To Food Stamp Rolls." Since January 2009, as the chart shows, a net of 194,000 new jobs have been created. During that same time, 14.7 million have been added to the food stamp rolls."

"Simply put, the President’s policies have not produced jobs. During his time in office, 14.7 million people were added to the food stamp rolls. Over that same time, only 194,000 jobs were created—thus 76 people went on food stamps for every one that found a job," says Senator Jeff Sessions, ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee. "This is a product of low growth. Post-recession economic growth in 2010 was 2.4%, and dropped in 2011 to 1.8%. This year it has dropped again to 1.77%. Few, if any, net jobs will be created with growth of less than 2%."

For all you Left Wing Lib loons, go to The Drudge Report and read the facts about your boy Obama. I am tired of pampering you people, after Mitt Romney wins, my nose will be up in the air and I will be hard to talk to, without my brow beating you Libbys.

 

[SJJRSJJS]

For all you Left Wing Lib loons, go to The Drudge Report and read the facts about your boy Obama. I am tired of pampering you people, after Mitt Romney wins, my nose will be up in the air and I will be hard to talk to, without my brow beating you Libbys.

Come on, most of you Libs only support Barrack Hussin Obama because you want to keep your Food Stamps, come on FESS UP

 

[SJJRSJJS]

Food Stamp Growth 75X Greater than Job Creation:
"With the latest jobs report, it is now the case that "Under Obama, Food Stamp Growth [Is] 75 Times Greater Than Job Creation," according to statistics compiled by the Republican side of the Senate Budget Committee. "For Every Person Added to Jobs Rolls Since January 2009, 75 People Added To Food Stamp Rolls." Since January 2009, as the chart shows, a net of 194,000 new jobs have been created. During that same time, 14.7 million have been added to the food stamp rolls."

"Simply put, the President’s policies have not produced jobs. During his time in office, 14.7 million people were added to the food stamp rolls. Over that same time, only 194,000 jobs were created—thus 76 people went on food stamps for every one that found a job," says Senator Jeff Sessions, ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee. "This is a product of low growth. Post-recession economic growth in 2010 was 2.4%, and dropped in 2011 to 1.8%. This year it has dropped again to 1.77%. Few, if any, net jobs will be created with growth of less than 2%."

Ditto