MAGA: 72% of Blue Collar Workers are OPTIMISTIC About Future and 67% of Blue Collar Workers are HAPPY!!!

THE FORGOTTEN MEN AND WOMEN ARE HAPPY AND OPTIMISTIC UNDER PRESIDENT TRUMP …

A new survey of white and blue collar employees have provided some amazing results. 72% of blue collar workers and 76% of white collar workers are optimistic about their future. Also, 67% of blue collar workers state they are happy at their work. The 2016 presidential election victory by Donald Trump was a victory for the forgotten blue collar men and women of America. Blue collar workers are very optimistic about the future.

By many measures, America’s blue-collar workers are confronting a challenging present and uncertain future. The twin threats of outsourcing and automation show few signs of slowing, causing some pundits to question whether the American dream remains attainable for working-class families.

However, research suggests the outlook for white-collar professionals may also be less than rosy. Whereas blue-collar workers have actually enjoyed rising wages in recent months, white-collar professionals have seen their pay remain largely stagnant. Plus, large-scale surveys indicate office workers are feeling deeply disconnected from their work, leading to burnout and poor performance.

Keep this in mind for the upcoming 2018 midterm elections. It is not about what the MSM tells you or a skewed poll, it’s always about the economy.

Middle Class Income Rising, Back To Where It Was In 2000

MORE GREAT ECONOMIC NEWS …

As reported at CBS – Boston, Middle class income levels are back to where they were during 2000. The Pew Research Center report, which used the most recent data available; however wait until they use the 2017 and 2018 economic data that will show the levels have blown above the reported 2016 ones.

No wonder the middle class is feeling squeezed. Its income is only returning to where it was in 2000.

The typical family of three had an income of just under $78,450 in 2016, according to a Pew Research Center report, which used the most recent data available. In 2000, it was just under $78,100.

Whatever advances the middle class made in the early 2000s were snuffed out by the Great Recession, said Rakesh Kochhar, a senior researcher at Pew. Its median income had dropped to $74,000 by 2010, and it took several years to return because of the historically slow economic recovery just after the downturn.

Only upper income families have seen some uptick. Their income rose to nearly $187,900 in 2016, compared to $183,700 in 2000.

The Census Bureau will report median household income for 2017 for the nation overall on Wednesday. It rose to just over $59,000 in 2016, up 3.2% from a year earlier.

Small Business Optimism Surges to Highest Level Ever … Better Than Even Under Reagan

ANOTHER ECONOMIC RECORD FOR THE TRUMP PRESIDENCY …

As reported at CNBC, the NFIB Small Business Optimism Index jumped to 108.8 last month, an all-time high. This is the highest level ever recorded in the survey’s 45-year history and above the previous record of 108 in 1983, set during the second year of Ronald Reagan’s presidency. President Donald Trump is making good on his promise to “Making America Great Again.”

Main Street optimism hits new August high from CNBC.

U.S. small business optimism surged to a record in August as the tax cuts and deregulation efforts of President Donald Trump and the Republican-led Congress led to more sales, hiring and investment, according to a survey by the National Federation of Independent Business.

The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index jumped to 108.8 last month, the highest level ever recorded in the survey’s 45-year history and above the previous record of 108 in 1983, set during the second year of Ronald Reagan’s presidency. The August figure was up from a 107.9 reading in July.

The NFIB noted record readings for job creation plans and the amount of owners saying it was a good time to expand. Capital spending plans were the highest since 2007.

“Today’s groundbreaking numbers are demonstrative of what I’m hearing everyday from small business owners – that business is booming,” said NFIB President and CEO Juanita D. Duggan, in a press release Tuesday. “As the tax and regulatory landscape changed, so did small business expectations and plans.”

I guess Obama will take credit for this as well.

September 11, 2018 … 17 Years Have Passed Since That Fateful Day & Islamic Terror Attacks on America … Have You Forgotten? Please Don’t Ever Forget (VIDEO)

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 … PLEASE DO NOT EVER FORGET.

It is September 11, 2018, it is hard to believe that it has been 17 years since that beautiful blue sky, peaceful Fall September day when America was attacked by radical Islamic terrorists  and the United States and the world would be changed forever.  Do you remember what you were doing that day? The horror and the tragedy of that day when nearly 3000 people died as of both towers of the World Trade Center fell in New York City, the Pentagon in Washington, DC was attacked and the heroes of Flight 93 downed their plane in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania saving countless many. Honor the heroes of September 11 and the brave men and women of the military who fight every day for our freedom.

Have you forgotten …

We remember and honor those who perished on AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 11, AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 77, UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT 175, UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT 93, the World Trade Center in NYC and at the Pentagon in Washington, DC.

Have you forgotten?

Have you forgotten?

World Trade Center One Tower collapses, have you forgotten?

Do not ever forget what happened this fateful day, September 11, 2001, or we will be destined to repeat it. We know damn well who attacked us on 9-11 and why. If you do not call out your enemy by name and completely understand their reasons, we are doomed.

Darryl Worley – Have You Forgotten?

TRUMP Economy: 201,000 Jobs added in August 2018 … Unemployment at 3.9%

Another great jobs report courtesy of the Trump economy ….

As reported at CNBC, 201,000 jobs added to the U.S. economy in August as payroll and wage growth both beat expectations. Economists were predicting a 195,000 payroll gain. Jobs, jobs and more jobs added. Welcome to the Trump economy.

Long-awaited wage growth posted a recovery high in August while payroll gains beat expectations and the unemployment rate held near a generational low of 3.9 percent, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report Friday.

Average hourly earnings rose 2.9 percent for the month on an annualized basis, while nonfarm payrolls grew by 201,000. Economists surveyed by Reuters had been expecting earnings to rise 2.7 percent, payrolls to increase by 191,000 and the jobless level to decline one-tenth of a point to 3.8 percent.

The biggest contributor to job gains was professional and business services, which added 53,000. Heath care grew by 33,000, wholesale trade rose by 22,000, and transportation and warehousing contributed 20,000 to the total.

There also were 6,000 new mining jobs in a profession that has added 104,000 positions since October 2016, primarily in support activities.

Construction also grew by 23,000, though manufacturing lost 3,000 positions.

Average hourly earnings increased 10 cents for the month to $27.16.