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Friday, December 4th, 2009 at 11:53 am
On statistics…
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And of course, in all four scenarios, the contestants can’t buy houses, and likely as not will not be able to hang onto the one they have.
“Real” unemployment is one of the reasons that the housing market is doomed to be in the doldrums in 2010.
Yet another Gov report that has been watered down to the point of uselessness.
That was funny thanks for the laugh. The not so funny part is the people unemployed. Here we are two years into this meltdown and from a guy on the street perspective things are getting worse. I for one do not believe a thing our government tells us anymore they have no credibility.
Richinaz-
A good friend told me, “Of course the government is lying to us, everyone would be in a panic if they didn’t.” He’s probably right. Of course, if they hold told us the truth all along, I don’t think we’d have been in such bad shape in the first place.