818,000 jobs less than were reported
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It’s 1.1 million now.
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Biden Admin Overstated Jobs by 1.1 Million - Unleash Prosperity
One of the few areas that President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have been able to crow about since they took office has…
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That 2nd woman is the perfect example of AWFLs.
Affluent White Female Libs.
No idea what is happening in reality. Then she tried to blame Trump.
Affluent White Female Libs.
No idea what is happening in reality. Then she tried to blame Trump.
Massive job loss during COVID greatly skewed this chart negatively for Trump and then positively for Biden as the job market rebounded.Yeah, Dems are terrible at jobs. Bill Clinton was right:
Did Biden Or Trump Create More Jobs? Here Are The Facts.
It’s been a remarkably strong stretch for the U.S. economy under both presidents.
www.forbes.com
The U.S. added 15.8 million jobs during Biden’s first 42 months in office, compared to a 2.7 million contraction during Trump’s presidency, according to total nonfarm payrolls, the most-cited measure of total employment which encompasses most American workers.
Similarly the unemployment rate rose 1.7 percentage points from 4.7% to 6.4% under Trump, declining 2.1 percentage points under Biden to the latest reading of 4.3%.
However, the gross data paints a wholly incomplete picture of the labor market’s strength under both presidents, as the COVID-19 pandemic upended the global economy beginning in 2020, causing U.S. unemployment to briefly spike to a record 14.8% in April 2020 after a whopping 22 million-worker contraction from Feb. 2020 to April 2020.
That skewed Trump’s numbers negatively and Biden’s positively as the labor market returned to relative normalcy following the unprecedented shock.
In fact, the first three-quarters of Trump’s tenure were marked by a remarkably strong job market, with nonfarm payrolls growing by about seven million between Jan. 2017 and Feb. 2020 and unemployment declining over the same period from 4.7% to 3.5%, at the time the lowest mark since 1969, later surpassed by Jan. and April 2023’s 3.4%.
Seems 100% legit hahahaYeah, Dems are terrible at jobs. Bill Clinton was right:
Well more than that, remember all the numbers were revised after every month. Now the big revision.
but how many are black jobs ?Yeah, Dems are terrible at jobs. Bill Clinton was right:
Yeah, Dems are terrible at jobs. Bill Clinton was right:
I'm sure that is a completely accurate graphic. The left would never manipulate the facts, to make themselves look good.
Even if accurate, the graph completely leaves out of context devastating job losses at the end of Trump's term due to COVID & incredible natural expected bounce back job growth a year later under Biden
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Now do full time vs. part time.Massive job loss during COVID greatly skewed this chart negatively for Trump and then positively for Biden as the job market rebounded.
Did Biden Or Trump Create More Jobs? Here Are The Facts.
It’s been a remarkably strong stretch for the U.S. economy under both presidents.
The U.S. added 15.8 million jobs during Biden’s first 42 months in office, compared to a 2.7 million contraction during Trump’s presidency, according to total nonfarm payrolls, the most-cited measure of total employment which encompasses most American workers.
Similarly the unemployment rate rose 1.7 percentage points from 4.7% to 6.4% under Trump, declining 2.1 percentage points under Biden to the latest reading of 4.3%.
However, the gross data paints a wholly incomplete picture of the labor market’s strength under both presidents, as the COVID-19 pandemic upended the global economy beginning in 2020, causing U.S. unemployment to briefly spike to a record 14.8% in April 2020 after a whopping 22 million-worker contraction from Feb. 2020 to April 2020.
That skewed Trump’s numbers negatively and Biden’s positively as the labor market returned to relative normalcy following the unprecedented shock.
In fact, the first three-quarters of Trump’s tenure were marked by a remarkably strong job market, with nonfarm payrolls growing by about seven million between Jan. 2017 and Feb. 2020 and unemployment declining over the same period from 4.7% to 3.5%, at the time the lowest mark since 1969, later surpassed by Jan. and April 2023’s 3.4%.
This is what I always wondered. If you turn one full time job into 3 part time jobs, is that really a positive?Now do full time vs. part time.
Looks like the Feds plan to keep interest rates high to lower inflation is working. Looks like we will have a rate cut in September just before the election, perfect timing!!!!
Maybe this will be the October surprise that will put Harris over the top. 🫠 I have a feeling this may not be the dig at Dems you hope it will be.
“I think it means this September we need to start a process of moving rates down,” Harker told CNBC’s Steve Liesman
Maybe this will be the October surprise that will put Harris over the top. 🫠 I have a feeling this may not be the dig at Dems you hope it will be.
“I think it means this September we need to start a process of moving rates down,” Harker told CNBC’s Steve Liesman
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We are not dim voters. We aren’t gullible.Yeah, Dems are terrible at jobs. Bill Clinton was right:
And then mortgage rates will be 6.5 percent instead of 6.75. Yaaayyyyy!!!!! Still completely unaffordable for first time homebuyers.
Rates were around 3 when trump left. Why? Because the fed didn’t have to do shit when inflation was 1.9 percent.
Rates were around 3 when trump left. Why? Because the fed didn’t have to do shit when inflation was 1.9 percent.
Another complete unqualified member of this complete shi+ administration..I love how she tries to turn the conversation on to Trump…what a fckn idiot!!!
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