And she wrapped her segment by saying that the remaining nine million unemployed wonder if the recovery would be 'enough' for them.
It just would have killed her to go out on a high note.

Yes, I forgot that. As if we've ever actually had 100% employment, with nary a soul looking for work.

Shall that be the new heightened bar for success?

I caught ABC World News Tonight on the BBC, just to see how they covered it, and even they had to admit the economy is chugging along. They mentioned almost a million jobs in the past three months, and noted the crucial industries like manufacturing that are hiring. Betsy Stark even said "things are going so well, the economy may be at risk of over-heating." Huh. We've gone from precarious to too much good all at once. That woman should be wearing a neck brace.

Of course, ABC couldn't give out *completely* good news. To cap off the segment, they spent about twenty seconds with clips of John Kerry mentioning that Bush has the worst jobs record since Herbert Hoover.

You'd figure the Dems and the media would know about hard figures vs. percentages and learn how to make those kinds of comparisons, but then, it should probably be illegal to let these people around statistics at all.

I just love how they add on all the negative on the end. Just shows how partisan they are. Adn we didn;t loose as amny jobs as they said we did. They never canvas small businesses fo rwho they. hire. Thye only take data freom big businesses. If you put in all the small businessses that opened up after the tax break, there is a net gain in jobs. Not just a little gain, about w1 million nes jobs, but the media will never admit to that.

Ace, your post is already dated. The economy has already officially overheated, according to al Reuters.

Not that any cares, but I mistyped my URL on that post.