Another Lie Debunked-Trump Has Done more for Blacks Than...

[IM2]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

Trump largely inherited a growing economy.

Yes, Obama's +1.6% GDP in 2016 was very impressive!!

 

[Sun Devil 92]

CNN's Van Jones Praises Trump's Achievements for Black Community, as His Black Voter Approval Hits Huge Number

redstate.com

 

[Ricky LIbtardo]

How does it feel knowing Kim Kardashin is smarter than you?

 

[Auld Phart]

Hmmm, an opinion piece.

How is their opinion MORE correct than Trumps?

 

[MarathonMike]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

Is Van Jones a White Racist?

 

[Meister]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

Well, Trump has taken a lot of Blacks off the Welfare and Unemployment lines before the China virus hit..

I don't know if that is what your pissed about or not.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

Well, Trump has taken a lot of Blacks off the Welfare and Unemployment lines before the China virus hit..

I don't know if that is what your pissed about or not.

It's the usual garbage.

Obama inherits a terrible economy (thanks to Schumer and Pelosi).

Anyone can recover from that, but people somehow like to think obama had something to do with it. Which he didn't....other than to drag it on and on and on and on....one of the slowest recoveries ever.

Trump takes over...economy is doing well..but he pushes deeper into unemployment than Obama ever got.

 

[BULLDOG]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

 

[Meister]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

Well, Trump has taken a lot of Blacks off the Welfare and Unemployment lines before the China virus hit..

I don't know if that is what your pissed about or not.

It's the usual garbage.

Obama inherits a terrible economy (thanks to Schumer and Pelosi).

Anyone can recover from that, but people somehow like to think obama had something to do with it. Which he didn't....other than to drag it on and on and on and on....one of the slowest recoveries ever.

Trump takes over...economy is doing well..but he pushes deeper into unemployment than Obama ever got.

To attain what Trump accomplished with the economy, he first had to get rid of Obama's business stifling EO's.
Everyone on the left ignores that fact.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

Guess you don't agree with Van Jones then ?

 

[BULLDOG]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

Guess you don't agree with Van Jones then ?

It's possible to agree with some of what a person says without agreeing with all of it. I have no idea what he specifically said that you are talking about.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

Guess you don't agree with Van Jones then ?

It's possible to agree with some of what a person says without agreeing with all of it. I have no idea what he specifically said that you are talking about.

I linked to it earlier.

You do know who Van Jones is ?

 

[IM2]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

The lie never had life in over 90 percent of the black community. What these idiots think is of no concern to me. I am glad that whites like you exist who understand it is a lie.

 

[IM2]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

Guess you don't agree with Van Jones then ?

It's possible to agree with some of what a person says without agreeing with all of it. I have no idea what he specifically said that you are talking about.

Van Jones is one person and if one person can't speak for all blacks in opposition to trump, one black can't speak for all blacks in favor of trump. These men pointed to trumps overall record. Van Jones didn't.

 

[IM2]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

Well, Trump has taken a lot of Blacks off the Welfare and Unemployment lines before the China virus hit..

I don't know if that is what your pissed about or not.

No he didn't. Black unemployment dropped 1 percentage point under trump before the pandemic.

 

[BULLDOG]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

The lie never had life in over 90 percent of the black community. What these idiots think is of no concern to me. I am glad that whites like you exist who understand it is a lie.

Got nothing to do with skin color. More to do with common sense.

 

[IM2]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

All that is true, but you didn't kill that lie. You didn't even weaken it. Trump supporters will still believe it no matter how many facts you present to them. Fortunately, Black people aren't as stupid as the right thinks they are. It's easy to see which party is working harder to guarantee equal treatment, and how Trump's policies will take us back to what the right calls "the good old days" --- back when black folk new their place, and knew what would happen to them if they stepped out of line.

The lie never had life in over 90 percent of the black community. What these idiots think is of no concern to me. I am glad that whites like you exist who understand it is a lie.

Got nothing to do with skin color. More to do with common sense.

Actually it's a little of both.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

trump has repeated this lie flagrantly during his presidency. White racists repeat trumps words like they are true. Now it's time to kill this lie.

"It is true that Black unemployment was at an all-time low in February 2020, before COVID-19. Yet, the Black unemployment rate under the Obama-Biden administration had one of the largest declines in American history following The Great Recession. Trump largely inherited a growing economy. However, when we look at the jobs picture, in addition to the unemployment rate, we are concerned about the quality of those jobs. Quality jobs pay living wages and benefits. Blacks still continue to be concentrated in lower sector jobs, which do not have adequate healthcare or paid sick leave and have disproportionately exposed them to COVID-19. For Black men, job prospects are even more limited. In addition to facing more barriers to work entry, the available jobs often do not provide enough money for them to provide financially for their families. For these men, the labor market has failed them. Thus, their unemployment is not factored into the rate. In fact, research notes that 1.5 million Black men are missing from social and economic life."

Has Trump failed Black Americans?

Rashawn Ray and Keon L. Gilbert write that while Trump has claimed that he has done more for Black people than anyone else, his policies have in fact undermined their overall socioeconomic prospects.

www.brookings.edu

True – this is one of Trump’s more ridiculous lies.

As the linked article clearly documents, Trump’s reckless, irresponsible policies, court appointments, and agenda have brought nothing but harm to Black Americans.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Another funny thread by the head board racist.