Are you able to get the remnants of the screw out ?
Are the threads if the carb intact in the screw hole ?

I may be able to help.

...some people have to learn the hard way that brass is a much more delicate matter than steel. Same to the light metals.

To keep up the thread: Yes, you are screwed if you can't manage to get the debris out and save the thread of the body.

At last, some pictures may help us to judge what to do for a rescue. We know it might be horrrible to see. We can stand that with normal blood pressure, I hope!

Pulling the screw out in not an option.  It is munched up in there by the drill and "easy out" to the point where there is nothing but mangled brass.  I did pull it off the bike and try on the bench but by that time it was too late I am afraid.  the "easy out" just kept digging in deeper and deeper. I am down past the thread of the screw and into the part with the spring I think. Also the threads on the side of the hole are done.  I filled it back up with silicone, and I am at work so I can post picks ......they are too bloody for public view anyway.

So what will help can I expect to see any change if I try different jets?  should I even bother?

P.S. I did buy a new screw before attempting to pull it, so if anyone wants one let me know I can send it in the mail for $10. I paid like $17 for the part and shipping from the stealership.