Your link doesn't work.
If you go to the BLS site and search for job growth by president, you will see that more people are working today than when Obama took office. That is a fact.
Wikipedia has a chart of it:
Jobs created during U.S. presidential terms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Again, what specific stats are you pointing to ?
The wik page does little to support your claim
Obama is on track to have the worst jobs record of any president in the modern era.
Unless things turn around
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, since President Obama took office, the nation has lost 1.9 million jobs, prompting Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler to write if the economy does not turn around, “Obama is on track to have the worst jobs record of any president in the modern era.”
Specifically, why is that wrong?
My original statement still stands
As I stated, I mis-read the chart. You were making a claim from the day Obama took office. That might be a dishonest date to select, but since then, yes, we have more people out of work. However, from the date of Obama's first budget, no, we don't. In other words, once Obama got the stimulus passed and his budget passed, things got better. That is fact and is supported by the chart I linked.
As for the worst job record, I doubt it. We are gaining roughly 150,000 a month which would give us 1.65M by the election, and 1.8M by January 2013, assuming absolutely nothing changes. His total job number would beat Bush Jr easily.
