My turn...

I've taken statistics in College, and I know that they can be "Skewed" or "Cooked" to reflect any Stat that is desired, depending on who is performing the task.

Does anyone think that the new "higher" unemployment rates could be the result of the recent graduates, both from College and High School entering the Job Market?

With that in mind, are the "higher" unemployment rates something to worry about or is it a trend that will historically pass?

I've heard that this trend is the same this time of the year, every year.

Is this a democratic scare tactic?

Comment me plz :-)

I've been researching an Idea that I heard the other day.  Do Tax Cuts actually increase Tax Revenue?   Leave me a comment. 

Thanx

~RileY~

How did we pull off a political figure at a speaking event on National TV withOUT someone getting tazed?   I'm talking about the News Conference President Bush held this afternoon.   Did you notice how many times the President had to Shut them down like children?    He didn't need any minimum-wage, paranoid, taser happy security gaurds to tase someone to shut them up!!!  You go George!!!!!!!    :-)