A perfect storm brewing 2010-2012?

[UCGal]

slight hijack… I don’t think the tradtional views of liberal or conservative applies here on Piggington…

At least fiscally, this entire community skews very conservative. Personal responsibility runs VERY strong here among regular posters. Even though some of us are pretty “liberal”, politically, and others are more “conservative” politically.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

I tend to agree with Arraya; on the national scale I don’t see much in the way of sources of new jobs coming down the pike.

That said, I just saw graphs yesterday on Calculated Risk or Mish (I don’t recall which) that showed the lower-educated people are the ones who are really getting it in the unemployment shorts. Those with bachelors’ degrees or higher (i.e. most likely to buy vs rent, especially around here) are only around 6% unemployment nationally. (but rising slightly, according to that graph.)

Not sure how this plays in the local San Diego area; our mileage may differ. Depends on how DOD/medical/bioresearch pan out, I guess.

Politically I am arch-conservative on crime and guns, pretty conservative on fiscal stuff, and pretty liberal on social stuff.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

I tend to agree with Arraya; on the national scale I don’t see much in the way of sources of new jobs coming down the pike.

That said, I just saw graphs yesterday on Calculated Risk or Mish (I don’t recall which) that showed the lower-educated people are the ones who are really getting it in the unemployment shorts. Those with bachelors’ degrees or higher (i.e. most likely to buy vs rent, especially around here) are only around 6% unemployment nationally. (but rising slightly, according to that graph.)

Not sure how this plays in the local San Diego area; our mileage may differ. Depends on how DOD/medical/bioresearch pan out, I guess.

Politically I am arch-conservative on crime and guns, pretty conservative on fiscal stuff, and pretty liberal on social stuff.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

I tend to agree with Arraya; on the national scale I don’t see much in the way of sources of new jobs coming down the pike.

That said, I just saw graphs yesterday on Calculated Risk or Mish (I don’t recall which) that showed the lower-educated people are the ones who are really getting it in the unemployment shorts. Those with bachelors’ degrees or higher (i.e. most likely to buy vs rent, especially around here) are only around 6% unemployment nationally. (but rising slightly, according to that graph.)

Not sure how this plays in the local San Diego area; our mileage may differ. Depends on how DOD/medical/bioresearch pan out, I guess.

Politically I am arch-conservative on crime and guns, pretty conservative on fiscal stuff, and pretty liberal on social stuff.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

I tend to agree with Arraya; on the national scale I don’t see much in the way of sources of new jobs coming down the pike.

That said, I just saw graphs yesterday on Calculated Risk or Mish (I don’t recall which) that showed the lower-educated people are the ones who are really getting it in the unemployment shorts. Those with bachelors’ degrees or higher (i.e. most likely to buy vs rent, especially around here) are only around 6% unemployment nationally. (but rising slightly, according to that graph.)

Not sure how this plays in the local San Diego area; our mileage may differ. Depends on how DOD/medical/bioresearch pan out, I guess.

Politically I am arch-conservative on crime and guns, pretty conservative on fiscal stuff, and pretty liberal on social stuff.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

I tend to agree with Arraya; on the national scale I don’t see much in the way of sources of new jobs coming down the pike.

That said, I just saw graphs yesterday on Calculated Risk or Mish (I don’t recall which) that showed the lower-educated people are the ones who are really getting it in the unemployment shorts. Those with bachelors’ degrees or higher (i.e. most likely to buy vs rent, especially around here) are only around 6% unemployment nationally. (but rising slightly, according to that graph.)

Not sure how this plays in the local San Diego area; our mileage may differ. Depends on how DOD/medical/bioresearch pan out, I guess.

Politically I am arch-conservative on crime and guns, pretty conservative on fiscal stuff, and pretty liberal on social stuff.

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