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Oct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Former General Electric Co. Chief Executive Officer Jack Welch accused the Obama administration on Twitter of manipulating today’s employment data for political advantage.
“Unbelievable jobs numbers..these Chicago guys will do anything..can’t debate so change numbers,†Welch, 76, wrote in a message posted immediately after the U.S. Labor Department reported that the economy added 114,000 jobs last month. That pushed the unemployment rate to 7.8 percent, the lowest since President Barack Obama took office in January 2009.
Welch’s Twitter message went viral on the social-media site, as political commentators and individual users weighed in to discuss his remarks. His secretary, Roseanne Badowski, said Welch is the only one with access to the account and is now unavailable for the rest of the day in meetings.
Welch’s Chicago reference alluded to the city where Obama got his start in electoral politics and where his re-election campaign is based. Many of Obama’s political opponents over the years have criticized him for association with so-called Chicago style politics and its reputation for corruption.
Jen Psaki, an Obama campaign spokeswoman, declined to comment, as did Gary Sheffer, vice president of communications and public affairs at GE, where Welch was CEO from 1981 until 2001.
Obama chose Jeffrey Immelt, Welch’s successor as CEO at GE, in January 2011 to lead a panel of CEOs and labor leaders charged with recommending ways to boost U.S. employment. The President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness last met a year ago and delivered its recommendations in January.
--With assistance from Michael Tackett and Hans Nichols in Washington. Editors: Ed Dufner, Cesca Antonelli
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