Today's jobs report is yet another reminder that far too many Americans are out of work, and the situation is clearly not improving.

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This is the worst jobs recovery since the Great Depression.

Newt Gingrich called unemployment insurance money for doing nothing

Glenn Beck claimed on his Fox News show tonight that the government changed the seasonal adjustment formula to inflate the October job numbers.But over at Tapped, Tim Fernholz already debunked this claim, which was previously pushed by Henry Blodget. Fernholz wrote: When the BLS collects data from businesses -- the establishment survey -- to track the number of jobs, it wants to capture meaningful economic trends. That means the number most people focus on is seasonally adjusted,

From 1984 to 1999, Romney was CEO of a company called Bain Capital, a private equity investment firm. The firm's main focus is on selling various management and business model techniques to both failing and start-up companies in exchange for large sums of money. With Romney's recent campaign success, the news has spread about the 'questionable' ethics of Bain and its practices. Bain and Romney both have been called 'vulture capitalists', where many speculate that Bain's focus was not on fixing companies, making them bett...

The Scott Walker Administration has been criticized for alleged favoritism and cronyism. The girlfriend, Valerie Cass, of then State Senator Randy Hopper was hired for a short-term position at a salary higher than that of her predecessor. According to state records, she had never formally applied to the position, while multiple other qualified candidates with high-level recommendations were passed over for the job.

Scott Walker appointed Brian Deschane to an $81,500 per year job overseeing environmental and regulatory matters and dozens of employees at the Department of Commerce. Deschane's father, Jerry Deschane, is executive vice president and a longtime lobbyist for the Wisconsin Builders' Association, which donated $121,652 to Walker over the past two years. 2 days later, after a great public outcry, Walker demotes Deschane.