claim: the labor market is weak because if you count the unemployed, underemployed, and those who’ve stopped looking for work, the unemployment rate "actually went up last month to 13.5 percent."
author: newt gingrich
evidence_1: the labor market is weak because if you count the unemployed, underemployed,  and those who've stopped looking for work, the unemployment rate "actually went  up last month to 13.5 percent." — politifact national on tuesday, may 7th, 2013.  half-true. he was against fedex provision before he was for it. newt gingrich.
evidence_2: jun 20, 2012 ... there is so much space in american life between the 1 percent and the  unemployed, between those who can donate millions to political campaigns and  those .... this all adds up to a portrait of an economy that's in a much more  multifarious kind of trouble than you can see just from the unemployment rate.
evidence_3: this represents 34 percent, or a third, of the 2.1 million households inhabiting  metro manila in 2000 (national statistics office 2003). programs aimed at poverty  reduction have occupied a prominent part – if not deemed the centerpiece – of  every administration in the philippines since 1986. however, because they are ...
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