And lie forever.Cannonpointer » 18 Feb 2014 6:53 pm » wrote: I can just as easily sit here and....
Yes, we all know you're a shameless, unrepentant liar.Live with it, bitch.
.Cannonpointer » 18 Feb 2014 5:35 pm » wrote: Look at the chart, retard. Look at Carter's RED line - the FULL TIME JOB line. It shoots up like a rocket. As soon as reagan takes over, it plummets - and never matches the blue line until he's gone.
Not to mention, inflation almost certainly isn't factored in.golfboy » 19 Feb 2014 4:29 pm » wrote: Damn man, you're the LAST person that should be talking about math... I've been shoving your own numbers down your throat for days now.
Nothing sneaky. Beat ya in BOTH, son.RichClem » 19 Feb 2014 4:34 pm » wrote: Oh, that's just so clever!![]()
First dealing with one stat, full job growth, then trying to sneak into another set of stats, comparing full time and part time job growth.
How typically deceitful and sneaky.

Just some simple math shows that 10,300,000/4yrs = 2,575,000Cannonpointer » 19 Feb 2014 2:43 pm » wrote:
Underlining it makes it no more defensible, retard.
Carter created over ten million jobs in HALF the time it took Reagan to create 16 million - and a higher percentage of Reagan's were part time and low wage service sector jobs - MCJOBS.
Furthermore, Carter had a smaller population to work with - so there should be some adjustment for THAT.
Also, carter did not extend amnesty to illegal aliens, thus daylighting their jobs and taking credit for "creating" jobs that were merely moved from the underground economy to the official economy.
Yes, Reagan scored 2 million per year. 25% of that is a half million. Carter scored a half million MORE jobs per year that ronald mcdonald.shintao » 19 Feb 2014 7:47 pm » wrote:
Lust some simple shows that 10,300,000/4yrs = 2,575,000
yr., and Raygun had 16,100,00/8 = 2,012,500
yr. Looks to me like Carter created more jobs, and more jobs a year than Raygun. Everything else is BS!!!

Yes, he saw reagan's jobs record and beat it by 25% again.shintao » 19 Feb 2014 8:36 pm » wrote:I need to redo this
Just some simple math shows that Carter created 10,300,000jobs/4yrs = created 2,575,000 yr.,
and Raygun created 16,100,00jobs/8ys = 2,012,500 yr.
Looks to me like Carter created 562,500 more jobs a year than Raygun. Everything else is BS!!!
Who looks at the average number of jobs created a year? That makes no sense...shintao » 19 Feb 2014 8:36 pm » wrote:I need to redo this
Just some simple math shows that Carter created 10,300,000jobs/4yrs = created 2,575,000 yr.,
and Raygun created 16,100,00jobs/8ys = 2,012,500 yr.
Looks to me like Carter created 562,500 more jobs a year than Raygun. Everything else is BS!!!
Maybe Forbes is lying? To make carter look good?shintao » 19 Feb 2014 7:47 pm » wrote:
Just some simple math shows that 10,300,000/4yrs = 2,575,000
yr., and Raygun had 16,100,00/8 = 2,012,500
yr. Looks to me like Carter created more jobs, and more jobs a year than Raygun. Everything else is BS!!!
Shintao does. I do. We're comparing results. It is an objective measure.AmazonTania » 19 Feb 2014 8:49 pm » wrote:
Who looks at the average number of jobs created a year? That makes no sense...
^^^^^RichClem » 18 Feb 2014 7:23 am » wrote: Yes, it is incorrect, and if you knew just the very basics about that period, you'd have rejected it off the top of your head.
shintao » 19 Feb 2014 8:36 pm » wrote:I need to redo this
Just some simple math shows that Carter created 10,300,000jobs/4yrs = created 2,575,000 yr.,
and Raygun created 16,100,00jobs/8ys = 2,012,500 yr.
Looks to me like Carter created 562,500 more jobs a year than Raygun. Everything else is BS!!!

Why I ever wasted my time with a dishonest psychotic.Cannonpointer » 19 Feb 2014 6:23 pm » wrote: Nothing sneaky. Beat ya in BOTH, son.
What part of this jobs chart do you not understand?
I can only assume with this astounding intellectual development and historical revelation that you've called a press conference to announce your findings.Cannonpointer » 19 Feb 2014 6:23 pm » wrote:What'r reagan's NEW claim to fame, with the following destroyed:
Small Government - Carter
Fiscal responsibility - Carter
Smaller deficits - Carter
Smaller debt to GDp growth - Carter
Less borrowing - Carter
BETTER JOBS RECORD - carter
Okay, Glory Hole, were to next. Set the goal post at your next desperate location an let's put the ball in play.
Okay, thanks for stopping by. Nice seeing you.RichClem » 20 Feb 2014 8:02 am » wrote:
Why I ever wasted my time with a dishonest psychotic.![]()
Have a nice little troll life.
Oh, your back.RichClem » 20 Feb 2014 8:05 am » wrote: I can only assume with this astounding intellectual development and historical revelation that you've called a press conference to announce your findings.
Historians will be re-writing history books!
Economists will be re-thinking their theories!
Officials at the Reagan Library will be weeping and considering closing its doors!
Okay, thanks for stopping by. Nice seeing you.RichClem » 20 Feb 2014 8:05 am » wrote:Have a nice troll life, imbecile.
More info on Cannon's lie:
1977 4.6% $2,086.0
1978 5.6% $2,356.6
1979 3.2% $2,632.1
1980 -0.2% $2,862.5
1981 2.6% $3,210.9
In order to reach Cannon's "to 154%% claim, you have to give him credit for gdp growth in 1977 AND 1981. Since he was only President for 4 years, you can only give him credit for 4 years. either 1977 through 1980, or 1978 through 1981.
When you do that, you find his actual increase was only 37.1%, or "up to 137%" in 1977 through 1980 in Cannon's vernacular, or 36.3% for 1978 through 1980.
No matter which date range you select, Cannon is a liar.
The year 1977 is the base year. Carter budgeted years 78, 79, 80 and 81. He grew the economy TO 154% of where he took it over.golfboy » 20 Feb 2014 4:25 pm » wrote:I guess it's time to repost this: