Mon Jul 21, 2008
There Are More U.S. Postal Service Employees During Liberal Presidencies
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States: 2008 the years where a Republican President was in office show that there is a lower Number of U.S. Postal Service Employees than when a Democratic President was in office.
Democratic President William Jefferson Clinton:
In 1995 the Number of U.S. Postal Service Employees was 875,000.
Ended his Presidency in 2000 with the Number of U.S. Postal Service Employees increasing to 901,000.
Republican President George Walker Bush:
By 2004 the Number of U.S. Postal Service Employees had decreased to 808,000.
In 2005 the Number of U.S. Postal Service Employees had further decreased to 803,000.
In 2006 the Number of U.S. Postal Service Employees had further decreased to 796,000.
Source: 2008-23-trans.pdf No. 1094
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Mon Jul 14, 2008
The Number Of Salmonellosis Cases Reported Is Still Lower During Liberal Presidencies
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States: 2008 the years where a Republican President was in office show that the number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported than when a Democratic President was in office.
Republican President George Herbert Walker Bush:
In 1990 the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported was 48,600.
Democratic President William Jefferson Clinton:
By 1995 the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported had decreased to 46,000.
Ended his Presidency in 2000 with the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported decreasing to 39,600.
Republican President George Walker Bush:
Began his Presidency in 2001 with the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported increasing to 40,500.
In 2002 the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported had further increased to 44,300.
In 2003 the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported had decreased to 43,700.
In 2004 the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported had further decreased to 42,200.
In 2005 the Number of Salmonellosis Cases Reported had increased to 45,300.
Source: 2008-3-health.pdf No. 173
Note: This was previously discussed here using the 2006 Statistical Abstract.
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