Why do Republicans say Obama has not created A single job, But deny extended benefits to those on unemployment?

It isn't FICA, it is FUTA or SUTA. What this means is that although your spouse earned enough to qualify, some of the employers he worked for were not required to contribute federal or state unemployment tax (FUTA and SUTA respectively). For example, agricultural workers, family businesses, certain government positions, are not required to contribute.

It may also be that he worked for an insured employer, but the time he worked was not sufficient to cover him as far as the insurance paid for by the employer. The person he spoke to may have states "payroll taxes", and since FICA is a type of payroll tax, it is to confuse the issue.

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