The U.S. economy added 80,000 jobs in June. The unemployment rate remained at 8.2%. There were fewer jobs added than expected, most economists believed about 95,000 jobs would be added. Mitt Eomney attacked he report as being a “kick in the gut” to the American workers. The slow jobs report […]
Hello, I’m Tyler and this is Political Jungle. Today we focus on the voters. So, America is made up 50 states. In November all them plus Washington D.C. will vote on a new president. Until then we can only guess how they will vote. Hence leaning and solid ratings, and, […]
Mitt Romney, the Romney Victory Fund, and the RNC raised over $100 million in June. Politico first reported it and the RNC’s Rick Wiley took to Twitter to confirm it. This is so far Mitt Romney’s best month, but not a record-breaking month. Then-Senator Obama set a new record of […]
Hello, and welcome to the Daily Briefing for July 5, 2012. Now today our top stories are: Rep. Jesse Jackson is more seriously I’ll than previously thought Mitt Romney may be restaffing Mitt Romney says the individual mandate is a tax. Now it’s time for our Short and Sweet Stories, […]
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s speech was full of puns, and later cursing. “Let me be completely ‘frank’. This is one of my favorite traditions,” the mayor began. Later, “I ‘relish’ it so much.” He spoke of the “dog fight”, the “dogged” contestants, and how only one will be […]