net gain, 300k

The Department of Labor issued a weekly report Thursday morning that showed a significant decline
in new claims for state unemployment benefits.
Wall Street had expected a meager decline of 1,000 claims, but instead the figures fell by 12,000,
the largest drop in over a month. Added to the latest figures for new job creation, showing the addition
of 201,000 private-sector jobs in August.

I love it the Liberal 4 Life has finally exposed his true self.

She acted like she was on drugs.

Sorry, that pill is too hard to swallow.  She's a FORMER governor for a reason.

She acted like she was talking to the education level of union autoworkers. She hit a homerun.

Quoted from 1975

  She's a FORMER governor for a reason.

Some people open their mouths and $hit falls out... Others type and have a similar result...

Jennifer Mulhern Granholm  is a Canadian-born American politician, educator, author and political
commentator who served as Attorney General and 47th Governor of the U.S. state of Michigan.
A member of the Democratic Party, Granholm became Michigan's first female governor on
January 1, 2003, when she succeeded Governor John Engler.

Granholm was re-elected on November 7, 2006, and was sworn in for her second and,
due to term limits, final term on January 1, 2007

She's STILL a "FORMER" Governor

Quoted from 1975

She's STILL a "FORMER" Governor

And since GWB started the TARP program, he should get some credit...

And lets be clear, US automakers problem were not just because of the 2008 recession...their management, union contracts, and inferior products all played a big part. GM needed a new CEO and Chrysler needed FIAT.

Quoted from 1975

She's STILL a "FORMER" Governor

Yes she is and...
"She's a FORMER governor for a reason."
...the reason is term limits.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Yes she is and...
"She's a FORMER governor for a reason."
...the reason is term limits.

Lucky for her it was....because her Democratic candidate successor was TROUNCED!
In a state with Detroit, and the labor unions, they couldn't have been too happy with the Dems.

Quoted from 55tbird

Lucky for her it was....because her Democratic candidate successor was TROUNCED!
In a state with Detroit, and the labor unions, they couldn't have been too happy with the Dems.

I have no idea who replaced her.  I assume it was a choice like most elections are based on a variety of reasons.
  The fact remains she did a good job and was reelected as governor...
Your original post had some doubt about why she left ...
FORMER GOVERNOR, remember???

POLL: OBAMA APPROVAL UP 7 POINTS AFTER DNC |
  President Obama’s approval rating climbed to 52 percent, his highest rating in many months, according
to Gallup’s latest poll. The last three days of the Democratic National Convention gave him a 7 percent
bump in approval over three days, with a 3 percent hike in just the past 24 hours. Mitt Romney received
no bump in the polls from the RNC, dropping from 47 percent before the convention to 46 percent. The
DNC also surpassed the RNC in ratings; even competing with the opening night of NFL football,
more people tuned in to Bill Clinton’s DNC speech than the second half of the Cowboys-Giants game.