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General Topics => Political Discussion => Topic started by: Inspector on December 21, 2021, 10:42:12 AM
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Analysis: Republican-led States Lead Democrat-led States in Economic Recovery in November
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/12/20/analysis-republican-led-states-lead-democrat-led-states-in-economic-recovery-in-november/
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Analysis: Republican-led States Lead Democrat-led States in Economic Recovery in November
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/12/20/analysis-republican-led-states-lead-democrat-led-states-in-economic-recovery-in-november/
moar vaccine mandates!
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Lower population states have certain benefits? What madness.
Let's see how much covid % deaths we can't miss that statistic
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Lower population states have certain benefits? What madness.
Let's see how much covid % deaths we can't miss that statistic
"PERCENT OF LOST JOBS RECOVERED"
please show me what that has to do with population...
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Lower population states have certain benefits? What madness.
Let's see how much covid % deaths we can't miss that statistic
is that sentence English?
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"PERCENT OF LOST JOBS RECOVERED"
please show me what that has to do with population...
"UNEMPLOYMENT RATE"
please show me what that has to do with population...
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"UNEMPLOYMENT RATE"
please show me what that has to do with population...
You know he doesn’t read the articles……
But he is the expert.
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"PERCENT OF LOST JOBS RECOVERED"
please show me what that has to do with population...
Its almost like smaller states have different economies.... Different sectors....some that might recover faster than others....
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LOL!!!
Texas is a "smaller state!" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
So are Georgia, Arizona, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi, and itty-bitty Florida.
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LOL!!!
Texas is a "smaller state!" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
So are Georgia, Arizona, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi, and itty-bitty Florida.
:crazy:
Yeah compared to many of the big blue states, yes. Remember averages?
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If Trump was still President ALL States regardless of color would be in recovery now. Instead we got a kid-sniffing, Pinocchio who lives in a land of Care Bears and Rainbow Brite.
The Boss.
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Yeah compared to many of the big blue states, yes. Remember averages?
so now it's about averages when you want it to be about averages?
it was about size when you wanted it to be, when the article talked about AVERAGES
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Yeah compared to many of the big blue states, yes. Remember averages?
Nobody mentioned averages until you did in this post.
What averages?
Nothing in this list has to do with averages between states.
MORE GOP-LEAD STATES HAVE RECOVERED MORE JOBS LOST TO COVID THAN DEM-LEAD STATES. It's so simple.
Did you even read that article? I bet not.
Pre-covid jobs lost vs. jobs recovered through September. How the hell is a "Before and After" comparison in any way tied to population, average "something something" or any other statistics catch phrase you can remember?
Before pandemic - jobs lost = one number.
After pandemic - jobs recovered = another number
Before # minus After # = Recovered #.
After # divided by Recovered # = percentage of jobs lost in pandemic that have recovered.
Utah and Idaho lead all states, having created more jobs now than before COVID.
Arizona and Texas: 93.7% and 92.2% respectively.
North Carolina is in the leader of the Blue States, having recovered 81.9% of lost jobs since COVID. That puts them in 15th place out of all 50.
If you're still confused, find a 5th grader to read and explain this to you. It's not rocket science. Hell, it's not even math. All the math was done for you. All you have to do is take 1 minute to read it.
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Nobody mentioned averages until you did in this post.
What averages?
Nothing in this list has to do with averages between states.
MORE GOP-LEAD STATES HAVE RECOVERED MORE JOBS LOST TO COVID THAN DEM-LEAD STATES. It's so simple.
Did you even read that article? I bet not.
Pre-covid jobs lost vs. jobs recovered through September. How the hell is a "Before and After" comparison in any way tied to population, average "something something" or any other statistics catch phrase you can remember?
Before pandemic - jobs lost = one number.
After pandemic - jobs recovered = another number
Before # minus After # = Recovered #.
After # divided by Recovered # = percentage of jobs lost in pandemic that have recovered.
Utah and Idaho lead all states, having created more jobs now than before COVID.
Arizona and Texas: 93.7% and 92.2% respectively.
North Carolina is in the leader of the Blue States, having recovered 81.9% of lost jobs since COVID. That puts them in 15th place out of all 50.
If you're still confused, find a 5th grader to read and explain this to you. It's not rocket science. Hell, it's not even math. All the math was done for you. All you have to do is take 1 minute to read it.
Reading comprehension can still be asked to the 5th grader.
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so now it's about averages when you want it to be about averages?
it was about size when you wanted it to be, when the article talked about AVERAGES
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so now it's about averages when you want it to be about averages?
it was about size when you wanted it to be, when the article talked about AVERAGES
F22
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Do a word search on that article. The only time "average" is used is to offer the aggregate percentages of Red vs. Blue states' jobs recovered. The "meat" of those numbers is in the chart that follows that statement.
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