A few more thoughts on the Obama recovery 

To claim the current unemployment rate as a “success” is a disservice to every American who is out there and knows the truth about Obama’s grand recovery.  Just consider the “success” of Obama’s recovery compared to that of Ronald Reagan’s:

If in this “recovery” our economy had grown and generated jobs at the average rate achieved following the 10 previous postwar recessions, GDP per person would be $4,528 higher and 13.7 million more Americans would be working today. …President Ronald Reagan’s policies ignited a recovery so powerful that if it were being repeated today, real per capita GDP would be $5,694 higher than it is now—an extra $22,776 for a family of four. Some 16.9 million more Americans would have jobs.

If you want any more evidence of Obama’s failed recovery, you can read this article in the American Thinker: When Obama Came into Office...

Now, let the spin from the proggies and libs begin!

Obama said Friday that the economy is “growing stronger.” And then he issued a warning to Congress: “Do not slow down the recovery ... don't muck it up!"

This was echoed by former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich who said that the Republicans in Congress are going to be blamed if the current economic trend doesn’t continue.