larry: great pleasure to introduce heart various mckay. use your head to get your foot in the door. job search secrets no one else will tell you. there you see the cover. great to welcome you. why do people need this book? let s look at the stats. federal bureau labor statistics. 14.8 million people unemployed. 6.3 million of the 14.8 have been out of work for six months. at least. sad statistic. therefore, if they if they just all they have to do is practice the right concepts, correct concepts over a long not a short period of time, bingo, they will, i believe, have a job. are the jobs there for the getting. yes, yes. they are hiring without question. here s the bad stats. for every application of the job, six to eight different
introduce heart various mckay. use your head to get your foot in the door. job search secrets no one else will tell you. there you see the cover. great to welcome you. why do people need this book? let s look at the stats. federal bureau labor statistics. 14.8 million people unemployed. 6.3 million of the 14.8 have been out of work for six months. at least. sad statistic. therefore, if they if they just all they have to do is practice the right concepts, correct concepts over a long not a short period of time, bingo, they will, i believe, have a job. are the jobs there for the getting. yes, yes. they are hiring without question. here s the bad stats. for every application of the job, six to eight different people are being interviewed. and you can send send out
because if the hard earned tax dollars can be treated like monopoly money. the president is going to have to be consistent and clear. he can t spend big part of his state of the union talking about more spending programs and then say that we re we have got a serious deficit problem. bret: the president, the administration submitted a 3. trillion-dollar budget proposal to congress today. that means the proposal has it at $1.6 trillion deficits for the following year. here is a quick breakdown of the numbers. the receipts are taxes are scheduled to rise from 14.8% of the gross domestic product of 2009 to 19.6% by 2020. outlays or spending scheduled to fall from 24.7 of the g.d.p. this past year to 23.7, g.d.p. in 2020. and the national debt is scheduled to rise from 53% of the gross domestic product in 2009 to 77.2% of g.d.p. in 2020.
because if the hard earned tax dollars can be treated like monopoly money. the president is going to have to be consistent and clear. he can t spend big part of his state of the union talking about more spending programs and then say that we re we have got a serious deficit problem. bret: the president, the administration submitted a 3. trillion-dollar budget proposal to congress today. that means the proposal has it at $1.6 trillion deficits for the following year. here is a quick breakdown of the numbers. the receipts are taxes are scheduled to rise from 14.8% of the gross domestic product of 2009 to 19.6% by 2020. outlays or spending scheduled to fall from 24.7 of the g.d.p. this past year to 23.7, g.d.p. in 2020. and the national debt is scheduled to rise from 53% of the gross domestic product in 2009 to 77.2% of g.d.p. in 2020.
people in part-time jobs. the idea that people are doing fine and dandy, if you talk to the average american they don t feel the recovery. poverty is up. 14.8%. what kind of recovery is it? it s a recovery for the kind of recession he inherited. oh! thank you. thank you. i m sorry to bring up george bush. it s still bush s fault. what does he have to do with it? it s not an imaginary environment that barack obama dreamed up and said, i would love to take over when it s not. but barack obama is tweeting out how great things are. yeah. i will speak to that. that s a mistake. i think this is a messaging problem. i was looking at recent polls over the last month. pew put out only 10% of people say they are getting good news about the economy. 64% of people are unsatisfied with the economy.