The Biggest Deficit Is In The Hope Category

The U.S. is nearing a record for long-term unemployment, which is defined as six months or more. Almost 40% of unemployed workers are long-term. The longer someone's unemployed, the less likely it is that they'll find a new job, and with the economy slowing to a trickle of new jobs added in January, this is... not good. How optimistic are you that this will be addressed? Does this influence your position on opening the ecomony even though the vast majority of people have yet to be vaccinated? (CNBC)

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