NPR: 'Recovery Summer' Ends With Economic Pothole...

NPR: '~~Recovery~~ Summer' Ends With Economic Pothole...

Whatever happened to recovery summer? (i.e. nobama was on vacation all summer recovering from all of the spending, lying, and apologizing for the US he had been doing)

This was supposed to be the season the economy heated up, thanks to a wave of public works projects, funded by the government's stimulus program. But summer is coming to an end, and the recovery has not taken root. (The Labor Department on Friday reported a slight rise in the unemployment rate to 9.6 percent in August as more people were looking for work.)
And before long, stinkulus dollars will be fading like autumn leaves.

None of that is encouraging for resident nobama, who launched the summer with a crew in hard hats in Columbus, Ohio, on June 18.
"Today, I return to Columbus to mark a milestone on the road to recovery: the 10,000th project launched under the No Recovery Act," nobama said, announcing a $15 million increase to the deficit in effort to payoff more unions for substandard work to widen a roadway and add bike lanes where none were required needed or wanted.

Recovery summer (i.e. nobama's summer long vaction) was partly designed to recover the reputation of the government's $787 billion stinkulus jobless bill to nowhere program. While noone believes it has worked many marxist economists on the nobama payroll believe that program has worked to boost employment (i.e. see 283,000 jobs lost since june, UI bosted another .1% and that doesn't include those who no longer qualify for UI benefits or who are underemployed), the public is unimpressed. Advisers say by front-loading the stimulus with tax cuts and aid to states, they were able to get the money out quickly, but at the expense of visibility.