MY PRESIDENT!!!

[gwb-trading]

Does anyone on here have a fucking IQ above 50?

Let's see if you can answer three simple questions:

1. How may jobs did the U.S. have when Trump started his term?
2. How many jobs did the U.S. have when Trump ended his term?
3. What is the difference between the two numbers?

 

[userque]

Does anyone on here have a fucking IQ above 50?

Everyone except you.

 

[WeToddDid2]

Let's see if you can answer three simple questions:

1. How may jobs did the U.S. have when Trump started his term?
2. How many jobs did the U.S. have when Trump ended his term?
3. What is the difference between the two numbers?

This is so fucking stupid. It is mind-blowing how dumb this is. Take nothing into context whatsoever.

What was the unemployment rate when Trump started his term?
How much room was left before hitting 100% rate of employment?
What was it before the pandemic?

How many jobs did the U.S. have when Trump started his term?
How many were there before the pandemic?
What is the difference between the two numbers?

What was the black unemployment when Trump started his term?
What was it before the pandemic?

 

[userque]

Todd is shittin' all over the board again

 

[Tony Stark]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1353764641890070530

Trump's job losses are the worst of any American president on record

By Chris Isidore, CNN Business

Updated 10:24 AM ET, Fri September 4, 2020


New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump is heading into the general election with the worst jobs numbers of anypresident, based on records that go back to World War II.

That's not going to change in the two months between now and Election Day, no matter how the economy does.

The US economy is down 4.7million jobs since January 2017 when Trump took office, according to the Labor Department.

The August jobs report released Friday showed employers added back about 1.4 million jobs, bringing the unemployment rate to 8.4%. That is still well short of what would be needed to give Trump a positive jobs record by November 3.

The only other President in the last 80 years to own an overall loss in jobs between his inauguration and the following Election Day was George W. Bush in 2004. That was because of the so-called "jobless recovery" after the recession sparked by the dot-com bust. But the loss of 605,000 jobs through September of 2004 was a fraction of the job losses that happened under the Trump administration.

 

[WeToddDid2]

Let's see if you can answer three simple questions:

1. How may jobs did the U.S. have when Trump started his term?
2. How many jobs did the U.S. have when Trump ended his term?
3. What is the difference between the two numbers?

BTW - It looks as though you have taken lessons from ExGoper regarding libtard tactics of deflection and whataboutism.

Apparently, you a blissfully unaware that Biden is now the president. Trump has nothing to do with Biden killing 1 million jobs on his first day. The actual/real gwb-trading would have also made comments regarding Biden killing 1 million jobs for fake global warming. I will just call you sockpuppet from now on.

 

[WeToddDid2]

Trump's job losses are the worst of any American president on record

By Chris Isidore, CNN Business

Updated 10:24 AM ET, Fri September 4, 2020


New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump is heading into the general election with the worst jobs numbers of anypresident, based on records that go back to World War II.

That's not going to change in the two months between now and Election Day, no matter how the economy does.

The US economy is down 4.7million jobs since January 2017 when Trump took office, according to the Labor Department.

The August jobs report released Friday showed employers added back about 1.4 million jobs, bringing the unemployment rate to 8.4%. That is still well short of what would be needed to give Trump a positive jobs record by November 3.

The only other President in the last 80 years to own an overall loss in jobs between his inauguration and the following Election Day was George W. Bush in 2004. That was because of the so-called "jobless recovery" after the recession sparked by the dot-com bust. But the loss of 605,000 jobs through September of 2004 was a fraction of the job losses that happened under the Trump administration.

CNN!? Blahahahahaha.

Wake me up when you post an article from a real news source with an actual journalist as the author.

 

[wildchild]

Let's see if you can answer three simple questions:

1. How may jobs did the U.S. have when Trump started his term?
2. How many jobs did the U.S. have when Trump ended his term?
3. What is the difference between the two numbers?

As of Feb 2020, before cowards like you shut down the economy. You have horrible data analysis skills.

TRUMP ABSOLUTELY KILLING IT WITH WAGE GROWTH

 

[gwb-trading]

This is so fucking stupid. It is mind-blowing how dumb this is. Take nothing into context whatsoever.

What was the unemployment rate when Trump started his term?
How much room was left before hitting 100% rate of employment?
What was it before the pandemic?

How many jobs did the U.S. have when Trump started his term?
How many were there before the pandemic?
What is the difference between the two numbers?

What was the black unemployment when Trump started his term?
What was it before the pandemic?

I guess you can't do the basic math to answer my question. Figures.

 

[userque]

BTW - It looks as though you have taken lessons from ExGoper regarding libtard tactics of deflection and whataboutism.

Apparently, you a blissfully unaware that Biden is now the president. Trump has nothing to do with Biden killing 1 million jobs on his first day. The actual/real gwb-trading would have also made comments regarding Biden killing 1 million jobs for fake global warming. I will just call you sockpuppet from now on.

Tells us when the one million jobs were added to the BLS?

Hint: they weren't, because they don't exist yet.