XPost: bc.politics, can.politics, ont.politics   
   From: none@present.com   
      
   "ConɀƦConɀ"  wrote in message news:E9ECu.19183$YS5.15663@fx02.iad...   
      
   > On 1/18/2014 3:22 PM, M.I.Wakefield wrote:   
   > > "ConɀƦConɀ"  wrote in message news:iLDCu.297013$2s6.53618@fx16.iad...   
   > >   
   > >> On 1/18/2014 2:58 PM, M.I.Wakefield wrote:   
   > >> > No, but for the record, annual unemployment rates for Ontario and BC.   
   > >> >   
   > >> > Year  Ont  BC   
   > >> >   
   > >> > 1994  9.6  9.1   
   > >> > 1995  8.7  8.5   
   > >> > 1996  9.0  8.7   
   > >> > 1997  8.4  8.5   
   > >> > 1998  7.2  8.8   
   > >> > 1999  6.3  8.3   
   > >> > 2000  5.7  7.2   
   > >> > 2001  6.3  7.7   
   > >> > 2002  7.2  8.5   
   > >> > 2003  6.9  8.0   
   >   
   > > But the unemployment rate had fallen from 9.6% the year before he came   
   > > to power to 7.2% when he left, and Ontario did better than BC, so you   
   > > were wrong.  Again.   
   >   
   > Trading full time jobs for part time jobs isn't 'lowering unemployment',   
   > ya dim bulb.  That's what is happening in BC now - again.   
      
   Stop trying to move the goal posts: admit you were wrong and move on.  Try   
   acting like an adult, fer chrissakes.   
      
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