The Labor Department released its weekly statistics yesterday. It showed that another 787,000 workers filed for unemployment benefits in the week ending on January 2nd. That’s still about three times the number filing before the Trump/Pandemic recession. Thank goodness we will soon have a new president — one that will take the pandemic seriously. Because the economy cannot…
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