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Uploaded by on Jul 2, 2009

The nation's unemployment rate surges again, as employers cut hundreds of thousands of jobs last month. The AP's Mark Hamrick reports. (July 2)

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  • more like 22 %

  • Yes we can! lmfao @ nobama

  • Bush started it and obama inherited it like FDR did.you republicans destroyed our economy since 1994.THE CONTRACT ON AMERICA.

  • Don't be a drone.

    Think for yourself loser.

  • Many of my unemployed friends are doing time for drug offenses,talking middle class here between 50k - 150k per year working to 250k year selling dope.

  • Bush and the republicans inflated the bubble with george bush proposing a home, job and credit card for everyone,whether they can afford it or not.

  • how do you feel?

  • The real unemployment rate is near %17, the government doesn't count those who are no longer eligible for unemployment benefits. This depression isn't just about bank deregulation. Creating a globally dependant economy all the while pursuing a bad energy strategy. Forcing banks to make loans to new homeowners who wouldn't be able to make their payments. Poor government trade negotiations. The election wasn't about hope and change it was about hate. Nothing good ever comes from a lynch mob.

  • Obama = Massive unemployment. Wake up America!

  • Hey this is nothing.. I fired more than a million people at my company :)

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