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* repeal vile, hateful, unconstitutional national socialist ObummerDoesn'tCare + Ryan&McConnellDon'tCare (do NOT replace it/them) & the 2009 Obummer mega-porkulus requiring privacy violation of every patient * reform regulation and taxation of charities (differentiate genuine charities from political campaign organizations and crony socialist cabals) and encourage, without subsidizing, mutual benefit associations * cut immigration/green cards/LPR visas to no more than 175K/year (about what John F. Kennedy thought was reasonable when the USA was significantly less over-crowded) * cut O + L + H guest-work visas to no more than 5K/year (total) * cut F student visas to no more than 10K/year (total) and eliminate CPT & OPT (encourage more apprenticeships/internships, co-ops for USA citizens) * end visa waivers (everyone must pass a conscientious background investigation, regardless of country of birth or citizenship or most recent residence) * fence/wall the borders * terminate/eliminate permission to work from exchange / student exchange / cultural exchange visa programs (you can put on plays, pageants, dance, music, local craftsmanship & industry demonstrations, but not settle in to jobs in hotels, resorts, USA industries, craftsmanship, agriculture, etc.) * phase out unconstitutional Medicaid & Medicare over 3 years * phase out the unconstitutional Socialist Insecurity Abomination over 5 years * end government subsidies for hospitals (and the attached strings) * end government subsidies for scientific research (except for defense which should cover defense against biological warfare & epidemics) * repeal regressive income extortion (i.e. repeal 16th amendment; replace with national retail sales tax with hard-cap constitutional top rate of 9.875% structured as a levy on the states) * revoke the charter of the CFPB and repeal the rest of Dodd-Frank * revoke the charter of the Federal Reserve System and establish a stable, hard money * repeal direct election of senators (repeal 17th amendment) * repeal the unconstitutional National Firearms Act and its amendments * cut federal extortion by at least 2%, cut spending by at least 10% ("mandatory", "discretionary", "on-budget", "off-budget"), & each super-function, function, micro-function, object, etc.) * de-fund and repeal the charters of CPB/NPR/PBS * de-fund the national endowments for arts and humanities and AFI * de-fund the racist eugenicist Planned Parenthood * de-fund SBA * de-fund Export-Import Bank, World Bank, IMF, Asian Development Bank, USAID * cut foreign aid * repudiate biased, injust WTO, GATS/TiSA * re-negotiate or statutorily repudiate/reset GATT & NAFTA * totally de-fund UN, withdraw membership, and evict them and all their evil spawn from NY and the USA * cut federal Department of Educationism back to statistical reporting of graduations, diplomas, degrees, and rates thereof (NCES) * cut Department of Energy by one-third to one-half * set normal import tariff/duties/taxes to a maximum cap of 9.875%, and MFN to a cap of 8%, dumping penalties to at most 50%, and fraud penalties to at most 120%, eliminate exemptions to bring back burden to between 40% & 65% of all goods and services imported into USA with the aim of reaching an overall weighted average rate of 8%-12.5% * adopt honest Country of Origin Label requirement for all imports to USA, requiring readable percentage of origin content for up to top 10 places of origin of parts & materials * beef up export bans and restrictions for national security and to fight intellectual property robbery and fraud * cut or eliminate HUD, HHS, NIH, CDCP, NSF; limit and focus their funding and work on constitutional functions & objectives * cut or eliminate federal highway trust funds & DoT FHA Intelligent Transportation Systems & Amtrak * repeal Anti-Impoundment Act   So, let us join the chorus in calling for immediate resignations of: Robert B. Aderholt, Pete Aguilar, Lamar Alexander, Mark E. Amodei, »Kelly Ayotte, Don Bacon, »Xavier Becerra, Michael Bennett, Jaime Herrera Beutler, Corry Bliss, Richard Blumenthal, Cory Booker, John Boozman, »Barbara Boxer, Sherrod Brown, Ken Calvert, Maria Cantwell, Andre Carson, Bill Cassidy, Joaquin Castro, »Jason Chaffetz, Jim Clyburn, »Cochran, »Mike Coffman, Tom Cole, »Chris Collins, Susan M. Collins, »Conyers, Chris Coons, »Bob Corker, John Cornyn, Ryan A. Costello, Mike Crapo, »Carlos Curbelo, »John Abney Culberson, Danny K. Davis, de Blasio, Diana de Gette, Rosa de Lauro, »Jeff Denham, »Charles Dent, Ted Deutch, Mark de Saulnier, Mario Diaz-Balart, Sean Duffy, Dick Durbin, Mark S. Earley, »Keith Ellison, »Emanuel, Joni Ernst, Anna Eshoo, Adriano Espaillat, »Esty, »John Faso, Diane Feinstein, Brian FitzPatrick, »Jeff Flake, Charles J. Fleischmann, Jeff Fortenberry, »Al Franken, »Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, Cory Gardner, George Gascon, »Dolly Gee, Lindsey Grahamnesty, Kay Granger, Charles Grassley, Tom Graves, Al Green, »Gene Green, Michelle Lujan Grisham, »Luis Gutierrez, Andy Harris, Kamala Harris, Alcee Hastings, »Orrin D. Hatch, »Dean Heller, Jim Himes, »Ruben Hinojosa, Steny Hoyer, Will Hurd, Johnny Isakson, Sheila Jackson-Lee, Pramila Jayapal, Hakeem Jeffries, »Evan H. Jenkins, Ron Johnson, David P. Joyce, Tim Kaine, Marcie Kaptur, »John Kasich, John Katko, Robin Kelly, Ro Khanna, Peter T. King, Amy Klobuchar, »Stephen/Steve Knight, »Leonard Lance, James Lankford, Al Lawson, Patrick Leahy, Barbara Lee, Sheila Jackson Lee, Zoe Lofgren, »Mia Love, »Michelle Lujan-Grisham, »Michael Madigan, Thomas Massie, Kevin McCarthy, Mitch McConnell, Jerry McNerney, Gregory W. Meeks, »Mikulski, John R. Moolenaar, Jerry Moran, Lisa Murkowski, Chris Murphy, Gerrold Nadler, Grace Napolitano, »Bill Nelson, Dan Newhouse, Ocrazio, Ilhan Omar, Ossof, Steven Palazzo, »Erik Paulsen, Nasty Pelosi, Mark Pocan, Rob Portman, David Price, Mike Quigley, Tom Reed, »David Reichert, James Risch, John Roberts, Pat Roberts, Martha Roby, Harold/Hal Rogers, »Thomas J. Rooney, »Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Mike Rounds, Marco Rubio, John Rutherford, »Paul Ryan, Adam B. Schiff/Shifftless, Schmutzie Schumer, »Pete Sessions, Donna Shalala, Michael K. Simpson, Chris Smith, Sotomayor, Elise Stefanik, Chris Stewart, Steve Stivers, Dan Sullivan, Eric Swalwell, »Scott Taylor, Bennie Thompson, John Thune, Thom Tillis (with staffer Daniel Keylin), »David Trott, Fred Upton, David G. Valadao, Mark Warner, Warnoff, Maxine Waters, Frederica Wilson, Steve Womack, »Rob Woodhall, »Kevin Yoder, »David Young, Todd Young; Zuckerberg, Young, Weaver, Wasson, Vestberg, Tesija, Steyer, Soros, Smith, Slater, Schulman, Rometty, Robbins, Otis, O'Rourke, Northam, Nooyi, Murdoch, Muilenburg, McAdam, Laguarta, Keeth, Hinojosa, Healey, Haythornthwaite, Larry Ellison, Cook, Dorsey, Carrion, Bloomberg, Bezos, Bertolini, Banga, Archambeau, Adamczyk, all Alphabet/Google/YouTube executives (Bock, Brin, Hogue, Murillo, Naughton, Page, Pichai, Porat, Schmidt, Walker...), the whole 9th circus... and they should move in shame into remote caves smaller than 200 square feet each for an ascetic life of repentance.

 
 

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2021-10-31 (5782 Cheshvan 24)

1177 days (or less) until freedom from corrupt BiteMe-Harass regime.

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The jobs dearth for men is about 28.8555M;   for women there was about 2.034M surplus;   total net jobs dearth (m + f) about 26.8M-28.9M;   for "blacks" about 3.184M;   for "Asians" about 551K;   for "whites" 12.532M;   for "Hispanics"/"Latinos" 14.8M below full employment.

The jobs dearth for men is about 28.8555M;   for "black" men about 4.3M;   for "Asian" men about 1.3M;   for "white" men about 20.3M;   for "Hispanic"/"Latino" men about 3.2M below full employment.

The aggregate employed÷population ratio is at 58.8%,   down from the record best of 64.9%,   & up from the previous record worst of 51.3%,   while the historical average (since 1948) is 59.2%.

For men, the aggregate employed÷population ratio (the work rate or employment rate) is at about 64.5%,   down from the record best of about 88.2%,   & up from the record worst of about 57.125%,   while the historical average is 72.9%.

For "blacks", the aggregate employed÷population ratio is at 56.6%,   down from the record best of 61.4%,   but up from the record worst of 47.8%,   while the historical average is now 55.2%.

For "Asians", the aggregate employed÷population ratio is at 61.9%,   down from the record best of 65.6%,   & up from the previous record worst of 51.6%,   while the historical average is now 61.9%.

For "whites", aggregate employed÷population ratio is at 59%,   down from the record best of 65.5%,   & up from the record worst of 51.8%,   while the historical average is now 59.9%.

For "Hispanics"/"Latinos", aggregate employed÷population ratio is at 61.7%,   down from the record best of 66.4%,   & up from the record worst of 51.5%,   while the historical average is now 60.3%.
Jobs Dearth (insufficiency/ lack/ paucity/ shortfall/ shortage)

For "black" men, the employed÷population ratio is at about 58.094%,   down from the record best of about 70.248%,   & up from the record worst of about 50.237%,   while the historical average is now 60.044%.

For "Asian" men, the employed÷population ratio is at about 69.027%,   down from the record best of about 75.061%,   & up from the previous record worst of about 59.397%,   while the historical average is now about 69.998%.

For "white" men, the employed÷population ratio is at about 65.242%,   down from the record best of about 84.791%,   & up from the record worst of about 58.227%,   while the historical average is now 72.996%.

For "Hispanic"/"Latino" men, the employed÷population ratio is at about 71.604%,   down from the record best of about 78.945%,   & up from the record worst of about 60.341%,   while the historical average is now about 72.761%.

It is also interesting that the employed÷population per-centages for those with at least the equivalent of bachelor's degrees, those with some college, & those with HS diplomas or equivalent have been falling for several decades, while the employed÷population per-centages for those without a HS diploma have been generally rising. This is another case were it would have been nice to have such data going back to, e.g. 1900, but what older statistics exist are incommensurable. (Employed÷population per-centages
for those with at least the equivalent of bachelor's degrees were 78.8% in 1992, 70.3% in September;  
for those with some college were 71.0% in 1992, 60.3% in September;  
for those with a HS diploma were 60.9% in 1992, 52.7% in September;  
for those without a HS diploma were 36.1% in 1992, 42.9% in September.)

409K want employment, searched for work, but no available work was found;   5.71M want employment now but are not employed, 1.732M are classified by BLS as "marginally attached to the labor-force, searched for employment in the previous year (believe no employment is available)";   & 246K are classified by BLS as "discouraged over employment prospects (believe no employment is available)".

The USA civilian, non-institutionalized population 16 years or older is about 261.766M;
the "civilian labor force" 16 years or older is about 161.392M;
about 154.026M are employed (temp/gig or long-term, full-time or part-time);
100.373 are not currently in the "labor force";
7.366M are unemployed and "actively seeking work";
1.13M are unemployed and "actively seeking part-time work";
6.237M are unemployed and "actively seeking full-time work";
4.13M are "employed part-time for economic reasons" and would prefer full-time employment &/or higher pay to make ends meet;
20.432M are employed part-time for non-economic reasons;
uncounted millions more are being gigged/ temped/ bodyshopped/ contracted/ etc. (it seems they hatch another euphemism every month), but are seeking real employment.

Current U-1 unemployment rate was 2.2%;   4.1 percentage points better than worst (6.3%) & 2 percentage points worse than the best (0.2%; i.e. 11= times as bad as the best).

Current U-2 unemployment rate was 2.3%;   10.9 percentage points better than worst & 1.3 percentage points worse than the best (1%; 2.3 times as bad as the best).

Current U-3 unemployment rate was 4.6%;   20.3 percentage points better than worst & 3.4 percentage points worse than the best (1.2%; 3.8 times as bad as the best).

Current U-4 unemployment rate was 4.8%;   10 percentage points better than worst & 1.3 percentage points worse than the best (3.5%; 1.4 times as bad as the best).

Current U-5 unemployment rate was 5.6%;   10 percentage points better than worst & 1.6 percentage points worse than the best (4%; 1.4 times as bad as the best).

Current U-6 unemployment rate was 8.1%;   14.3 percentage points better than worst & 1.8 percentage points worse than the best (6.3%; 1.3 times as bad as the best).

Unemployment rates in the 3rd quarter of 2021 were roughly 160% of (1.6 times) what they have been at periods of near "full employment" over-all since 1983 (and about 2.2-2.3 times as bad as the the best period since the late 1940s),

unemployment rates for law-related occupations were 320% (3.2 times) as bad as their "full employment" level since 1983.

260% worse than (2.6 times as bad as) what architects & engineers would experience at "full employment" levels.

150% of what those in computer sciences & mathematics would experience at "full employment" levels (1.5 times as much unemployment).

2.2 times the unemployment rates that people in the sciences would experience at "full employment" levels.

6.1 times as bad as historic "full employment" unemployment rates for education.

2.5 times as bad as post-1982 "full employment" unemployment rates for the arts, technical writers, news, & PR.

260% of (2.6 times) "full employment" unemployment rates for health-care.

190% of (1.9 times) "full employment" unemployment rates for police, security, fire-fighters, etc.

180% of (1.8 times) "full employment" unemployment rates for food preparers.

170% of (1.7 times as bad as) "full employment" unemployment rates for building & grounds cleaning & maintenance.

210% of (2.1 times) "full employment" unemployment rates for personal care & services.

170% of "full employment" unemployment rates for sales.

2 times "full employment" unemployment rates for office & administrative support.

150% of (1.5 times) "full employment" unemployment rates for natural resources & farming occupations.

140% of (1.4 times as bad as) "full employment" unemployment rates for construction, mining, petroleum, production & transportation occupations.

190% of (1.9 times) "full employment" unemployment rates for transportation occupations (truck drivers, taxi, school omnibus, municipal omnibus, locomotive...).

Unemployment rates for school omnibus drivers were 9.7%, for municipal omnibus drivers 7.2%, for truck drivers 4.1%, for taxi drivers 16.5%, for other transportation workers 14.6%

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graphs of education statistics 👨‍🎓

graphs of visa statistics 🛂

jobs dearth (based on historical employed/population ratios) 📈🥺🏚

more graphs of economic indicators 📈🏚🤵🎩💰💎

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⁍Bret Baier & Catherine Whitney 2021 _To Rescue the Republic: Ulysses S. Grant, the Fragile Union, & the Crisis of 1876_ (1876; 525 pages; ISBN 9780063117877; HarperCollins)⁌

Sean Spicer, target of power-mad Illiberal Leftists/ Dems/ Reds/ Regressives/ Socialists/ Fascists/ Nazis/ Marxists/ Communists/ Maoists/ Collectivists: 2021-10-26 _Radical Nation: Joe Biden & Kamala Harris's Dangerous Plan for America_/_Radical Nation: Obummer-BiteMe-Harass Regime's Dangerous Plan Against the USA_ (255-312 pages; ISBN 9781630061715; OCLC 1272894271; Humanix);    

🔆 Dan Bongino, M.B.A. 2020 _Follow the Money: The Shocking Connections of the Anti-Trump Cabal_ (200-208-245 pages; ISBN 9781642936599; OCLC 1197815470; Post Hill; released 2020-10-06; E) ★★;    

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#325:   _Beyond BiteMe_; ensuring free, fair, honest, secure elections, discouraging corruption & fraud;     John H. Fund & Hans von Spakovsky 2021-11-02 _Our Broken Elections: How the Left Corrupted the Way You Vote_ (275-280 pages; ISBN 9781641772082; OCLC 1240305486; Encounter)
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1776 Action.org
USA First Legal.org (hrmph, web site appears to be dysfunctional; similar problems to Stanford/Hoover Institute; MSFT JavaScript malware!)
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Open the Books
Fast Growing Trees
Rumble.com
Parler.com

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