five more years of jobless drama

Still think the worst is over with the economic rebound? Maybe not, perhaps we're looking at five more years of new inductees into the jobless arena. So you think I’m kidding? Sorry to disappoint but that's what the economic adviser geeks are saying. By the end of the next five years the US will have gone through its own lost decade similar to Japan. So this just begs the question -- what happened to the bailout billions that were slated to pull the economy out of the depths of hell and spur huge tides of job growth? It's anyone's guess at this moment on where the money went - but surely it didn't create the jobs as expected.

Let’s face it, the situation is looking a little grim as far as available jobs goes, considering new college grads are beginning to outpace the number of jobs created. Moreover, that doesn't even include those with established careers looking to regain footing in the job market. With all the Harvard and Yale grads hanging out in Washington, it makes you wonder --- hummh maybe we need a few more Harvard/Yale yuppies to preside over this mess in Washington. Then on the other hand, you begin to wonder if this "stuck in the ditch" job situation is actually intentional. Hummh, now there's a thought. Perhaps, any real job growth is strategically planned to magically happen sometime near the 2012 elections. Undoubtedly, either the Red or the Blue pill will try to pull off a magical "save the earth" next year to propel to success in the elections. Who stands to gain the most by this job situation mess? The votes are in --- none other than the GOP - high unemployment, low wages and high crime equate to high profit margins for the fat cats. Five more years of this jobless drama means none other than wealth preservation...and you thought they cared - sike!