The U.S. jobs market added 306,000 fewer jobs from March 2022 to March 2023 than was previously announced,

Originally posted by: David Miller

Well moron, it is difficult to create jobs when there is a full blown pandemic in effect - did you factor that into your skewed rant?


You picked the standard not me.  In fact, I specifically dismissed the simplistic correlation; on the other hand, you seem to think it was a standard by which Biden should be judged.  If the standard is good to judge Biden, which I don't think it is, then the same standard should be applied to Trump.  "Hoisted by his own petard" comes to mind.  

Originally posted by: Dealer1

You picked the standard not me.  In fact, I specifically dismissed the simplistic correlation; on the other hand, you seem to think it was a standard by which Biden should be judged.  If the standard is good to judge Biden, which I don't think it is, then the same standard should be applied to Trump.  "Hoisted by his own petard" comes to mind.  


     You are so full of shit - there is no comparison. Everything was shut down for 2 years with little hiring. When brain dead Biden took office, the pandemic was almost over and when the handouts ended, people started seeking jobs. Millions of jobs were lost and thousands of businesses were lost and the corrupt Biden administration has not done anything to rebuild businesses that would create new jobs to replace the lost businesses and lost jobs. You really are an idiot.

Jobs created by presidential term:

 

Clinton (2 terms):    +20m

GBush (2 terms):     +2.2m

Obama (2 terms):    +11.5m

Trump  (1 term):         -3m

Biden   (+2 years):    +13m

 

 

Originally posted by: Dealer1

Jobs created by presidential term:

 

Clinton (2 terms):    +20m

GBush (2 terms):     +2.2m

Obama (2 terms):    +11.5m

Trump  (1 term):         -3m

Biden   (+2 years):    +13m

 

 


To learn the real story, one only needs to look up labor participation rate...it's cuts through all the bull shit.  2.3 million FEWER Americans are working vs pre Covid.  Also, we have 6 million MORE people in the US vs pre-Covid.

 

Liberals are incapable of looking up this info..


Originally posted by: Boilerman

To learn the real story, one only needs to look up labor participation rate...it's cuts through all the bull shit.  2.3 million FEWER Americans are working vs pre Covid.  Also, we have 6 million MORE people in the US vs pre-Covid.

 

Liberals are incapable of looking up this info..


I'm not sure why anyone would listen to your economic analysis of anything considering a year ago you came on this site blowing hard about how we were in a horrible--horrible I tell you--recession.  Of course you were wrong--extremely wrong--and the country went on to see 3m+ jobs created and inflation drop to 3%.  I know the conservative playbook here:  if the unemployment rate is at a historic low, conplain about the participation rate; if the participation rate is good, complain about the U6; if the U6 is good, complain  about the unemployment of mixed race men between 25 and 30; etc.   Again +13m jobs in >3 years vs. -3m in four years.

What economist is Boilerman listening to that says we're suffering a job shortage in the US?      Is it the same one that said we weren't drilling more oil?

 

When the metric for measuring unemployment doesnt fit their narrative conservatives invent a new metric.    

 

In this instance Boilerman's big gripe is that adults who arent looking for jobs arent finding them....and that includes housewives, college attendees, independantly wealthy, and retired people.    

 

Good luck selling that bullshit in the election.

 

Originally posted by: Dealer1

I'm not sure why anyone would listen to your economic analysis of anything considering a year ago you came on this site blowing hard about how we were in a horrible--horrible I tell you--recession.  Of course you were wrong--extremely wrong--and the country went on to see 3m+ jobs created and inflation drop to 3%.  I know the conservative playbook here:  if the unemployment rate is at a historic low, conplain about the participation rate; if the participation rate is good, complain about the U6; if the U6 is good, complain  about the unemployment of mixed race men between 25 and 30; etc.   Again +13m jobs in >3 years vs. -3m in four years.


I never said we were in a horrible recession.   I said we were in a recession and complained that Biden and friends created their own definition of inflation, and then claimed no recession.  It was BS and this BS worked on Dealer like a charm.

Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

What economist is Boilerman listening to that says we're suffering a job shortage in the US?      Is it the same one that said we weren't drilling more oil?

 

When the metric for measuring unemployment doesnt fit their narrative conservatives invent a new metric.    

 

In this instance Boilerman's big gripe is that adults who arent looking for jobs arent finding them....and that includes housewives, college attendees, independantly wealthy, and retired people.    

 

Good luck selling that bullshit in the election.

 


Please cut and paste were I claimed there is a job shortage.  PJ, I rarely read past your fist sentence due to immediate BS.

Originally posted by: Boilerman

Please cut and paste were I claimed there is a job shortage.  PJ, I rarely read past your fist sentence due to immediate BS.


What's the "real story" you are talking about when you referenced the labor force participation rate ?   You obviously have a big problem with the actual unemployment number (at least now that a democrat is in office).   

 

When you have less people working than a few years ago, no jobs

are being created. They are being restored. 

A deeper dive into the job participation rate shows that the older demo

is working & the younger demo is not. So much for the retired worker

theory. 

With oil & gas increasing inflation will go back up. The consumer propped 

up the economy, first with govt handouts & then with consumer debt (now

at an all time high).   Once the consumer is tapped out, problems will arise. 
A sign of this is that delinquencies are increasing. 

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