(report shows more dismal news on the jobs front; while unemployment declined to 8.8% (which remains 10% higher than what the Administration promised unemployment would peak at if 2009 stimulus bill passed), nonfarm payrolls rose by only 216,000 in March which is far short of the 285,000 jobs that the labor market must add every month for 5 consecutive years to achieve pre-recession unemployment rate by 2016).