New York To Obama:”I Need A Freakin Job”

INAFJ Project Billboard

New Yorkers that are very frustrated with the President Barack Obama had a very obvious message awaiting for him on a billboard in Buffalo New York when he visited on Thursday May 13th 2010 on a stop that the White House calls “Main Street Economic Tour”.

Awaiting for the president was a direct and simple message that stated:”Dear Mr. President, I need a freakin job. Period.”  This billboard (part of a media campaign called the INAFJ Project) was but together by a fellow New Yorker Jeff Baker.

Mr. Baker a Buffalo businessman lost his very own business not even a year and half ago. Baker says:”We employed 25 people and it was the most heartbreaking situation I’ve been through in my life.”Jeff also states that:“Nothing else matters unless the American people are working,”.  Posted below courtesy of CBS is a video of the small businessman Jeff Baker and a clip from INAFJ project explaining that there is more than 1 in 6 young adults ages 20-24 that are unemployed.  That is the worst job market ever recorded, Which leads to 2.6 million young adults searching for jobs.

President Obama is touting his efforts to trying to  get the economy moving again, this includes the 297,000 jobs created in April, this is the 4th consistent month for job growth. Even though this still does not change the fact that the unemployment rate remains high at close to 10 percent.

Here is the INAFJ YouTube video in full below:

“I Need A Freakin Job”

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