Pre Election Fake News About Jobs

Dementia hasn't created one single job in this country. Every policy he created was for the Communist party and a negative for the rest of us.

See that $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill signed by our President?
Million plus jobs

Thanks Joe Biden!
 
lol Biden didn't cause out-sourcing to REd China and other places and screw up the supply chain. Those and all the other price gouging is solely the decisions of businesses, same as all the industries that collude with each other to fix low wages on skilled employees.

Of course he caused it. Government paid people more to not work than work. Industry had to compete with government to attract workers. It makes more sense to outsource than to pay outrageous salaries to non-skilled labor.
 
Million plus temporary jobs, and little of it going to actual infrastructure. Wasted money on charging stations very few will use.
When pushed, you resort to the lies

100 percent is going to infrastructure and I dare you to identify anything that isn’t. Roads, bridges, rail, ports, power grid, broadband, water systems

Those new jobs will pay for design, environmental studies, fabrication, construction and maintenance

Almost no Republicans voted for that bill. Are you still going to deny that Biden created those jobs?
 
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When pushed, you resort to the lies

100 percent is going to infrastructure and I dare you to identify anything that isn’t. Roads, bridges, rail, ports, power grid, broadband, water systems

Those new jobs will pay for design, environmental studies, fabrication, construction and maintenance

Almost no Republicans voted for that bill. Are you still going to deny that Biden created those jobs?

I'm talking about real jobs like the private market provides. Government construction jobs are all temporary.

Public transit: The package also includes the largest-ever federal investment in public transit, allotting $39 billion to modernize systems, improve access for the elderly and people with disabilities, and repair more than 24,000 buses, 5,000 railcars and thousands of miles of train tracks.

Amtrak: The legislation marks the largest investment in passenger rail since the creation of Amtrak 50 years ago, with $66 billion earmarked for high-speed rail, safety improvements, Amtrak grants and modernization of the rail route connecting Washington, D.C., to Boston.

Broadband internet: Tacking on to billions authorized by last year’s American Rescue Plan, the infrastructure bill includes $65 billion to bolster the country's broadband infrastructure and help ensure that every American has access to high-speed internet, with one in four households expected to be eligible for a $30-per-month subsidy to pay for internet access.

Electric grid and energy: Though many clean-energy measures were cut from the bill to satisfy spending-weary lawmakers, a $108 billion investment will help upgrade the nation’s electricity grid, with thousands of miles of new transmission lines and funds for environmentally friendly smart-grid technology.

Electric cars, buses and ferries: In addition to $7.5 billion for the nation’s first network of electric-vehicle chargers along highway corridors, lawmakers have shored up $5 billion for zero-emission buses (including thousands of electric school buses) and $2.5 billion for ferries.

Great rivers and lakes: Among the bill's more than $50 billion for water infrastructure improvements, about $1 billion is slated to go toward the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, a sweeping clean-up measure targeting toxic hot spots—or areas of heavy industrial pollution—around the Great Lakes region, and $17 billion will be allocated to ports and waterways.

Road safety: The deal invests $11 billion in transportation safety programs, including a new program to help states and localities reduce crashes and fatalities in their communities, particularly among cyclists and pedestrians.

Normal funding: In addition to the $550 billion in new investments, the package also includes roughly $650 billion in previously authorized funding for roads and other infrastructure, including nearly $300 billion for the Highway Trust Fund and $90 billion for public transit over the next five years.


So there you have it, all vote buying for their environmental buddies. Trains to nowhere that people won't ride which is why the private market won't invest in them, ferries, charging stations that nobody will use, cleaner air and water, and WTF does internet access have to do with infrastructure? And what does every American have access to mean? It means lowlifes that won't pay for it themselves, in other words their welfare tent, bicycle paths that few will use, it's just loaded with bullshit.

And broken down even more is disgusting:

There’s $475,000 for the RAISE Institute at Ohio State University, which supports activist professors. Worcester State gets $500,000 for a “diversity in STEM” initiative focusing on climate, which is part of a long-term agenda to move science to the left.

Of the dozens of housing projects getting payola, none can match the wokeness of a $1 million earmark for “LGBTQ-friendly senior housing” in Dallas.

A $2 million project in Michigan is labeled “biosolids to fertilizer.” While this is an apt description of the omnibus in general, we have to go to a press release to learn that this means handing human sewage to farmers.

Another $4.2 million is dedicated to, literally, “sheep experiment station infrastructure improvements” in Idaho.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., got $2 million for “cultural placekeeping.” If you have no idea what that means, welcome to the wide world of progressive word salads.

House Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., put his stamp on many projects, including $650,000 for “digital equity” in the Bronx and $800,000 for an “activity center” in the college town of Ithaca.

The wealthy town of Middleburg, Virginia, has a population of 539 people. They’re getting a $2 million town hall. Michigan’s Mackinaw City, which is actually a village of 805 people, gets $3 million for a “rejuvenation project.”

 
I'm talking about real jobs like the private market provides. Government construction jobs are all temporary.

Public transit: The package also includes the largest-ever federal investment in public transit, allotting $39 billion to modernize systems, improve access for the elderly and people with disabilities, and repair more than 24,000 buses, 5,000 railcars and thousands of miles of train tracks.

Amtrak: The legislation marks the largest investment in passenger rail since the creation of Amtrak 50 years ago, with $66 billion earmarked for high-speed rail, safety improvements, Amtrak grants and modernization of the rail route connecting Washington, D.C., to Boston.

Broadband internet: Tacking on to billions authorized by last year’s American Rescue Plan, the infrastructure bill includes $65 billion to bolster the country's broadband infrastructure and help ensure that every American has access to high-speed internet, with one in four households expected to be eligible for a $30-per-month subsidy to pay for internet access.

Electric grid and energy: Though many clean-energy measures were cut from the bill to satisfy spending-weary lawmakers, a $108 billion investment will help upgrade the nation’s electricity grid, with thousands of miles of new transmission lines and funds for environmentally friendly smart-grid technology.

Electric cars, buses and ferries: In addition to $7.5 billion for the nation’s first network of electric-vehicle chargers along highway corridors, lawmakers have shored up $5 billion for zero-emission buses (including thousands of electric school buses) and $2.5 billion for ferries.

Great rivers and lakes: Among the bill's more than $50 billion for water infrastructure improvements, about $1 billion is slated to go toward the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, a sweeping clean-up measure targeting toxic hot spots—or areas of heavy industrial pollution—around the Great Lakes region, and $17 billion will be allocated to ports and waterways.

Road safety: The deal invests $11 billion in transportation safety programs, including a new program to help states and localities reduce crashes and fatalities in their communities, particularly among cyclists and pedestrians.

Normal funding: In addition to the $550 billion in new investments, the package also includes roughly $650 billion in previously authorized funding for roads and other infrastructure, including nearly $300 billion for the Highway Trust Fund and $90 billion for public transit over the next five years.


So there you have it, all vote buying for their environmental buddies. Trains to nowhere that people won't ride which is why the private market won't invest in them, ferries, charging stations that nobody will use, cleaner air and water, and WTF does internet access have to do with infrastructure? And what does every American have access to mean? It means lowlifes that won't pay for it themselves, in other words their welfare tent, bicycle paths that few will use, it's just loaded with bullshit.

And broken down even more is disgusting:

There’s $475,000 for the RAISE Institute at Ohio State University, which supports activist professors. Worcester State gets $500,000 for a “diversity in STEM” initiative focusing on climate, which is part of a long-term agenda to move science to the left.

Of the dozens of housing projects getting payola, none can match the wokeness of a $1 million earmark for “LGBTQ-friendly senior housing” in Dallas.

A $2 million project in Michigan is labeled “biosolids to fertilizer.” While this is an apt description of the omnibus in general, we have to go to a press release to learn that this means handing human sewage to farmers.

Another $4.2 million is dedicated to, literally, “sheep experiment station infrastructure improvements” in Idaho.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., got $2 million for “cultural placekeeping.” If you have no idea what that means, welcome to the wide world of progressive word salads.

House Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., put his stamp on many projects, including $650,000 for “digital equity” in the Bronx and $800,000 for an “activity center” in the college town of Ithaca.

The wealthy town of Middleburg, Virginia, has a population of 539 people. They’re getting a $2 million town hall. Michigan’s Mackinaw City, which is actually a village of 805 people, gets $3 million for a “rejuvenation project.”

Thanks
Clearly infrastructure

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Funded over a ten year period

Jobs provided by our President Biden
 
No POTUS creates jobs

Presidents create the conditions for business and job growth, by tax policies and regulation. Good presidents like Trump have good tax policies and low regulations that are good for job creation, bad presidents like Biden have bad tax policies and over regulation that stifle job growth. Economics 101.
 
Lol, if Fauci gets the shutdown he wants. Biden will lose millions of jobs, right?

I'd say yes.

He added 8 million jobs? How. Tell us of what policy did it and provide a link.

"rightwinger" cannot answer that question. He just tosses stupid bombs into threads.

Lol, if Fauci gets the shutdown he wants. Biden will lose millions of jobs, right?
He's going to lose them anyway. After the warehouses get restocked, the interest rates increase, the fertilizer shortage really kicks in, a lot of people will be losing work.

Agreed

Trump lost BIGLY

Of topic, you moron.
 
Presidents create the conditions for business and job growth, by tax policies and regulation. Good presidents like Trump have good tax policies and low regulations that are good for job creation, bad presidents like Biden have bad tax policies and over regulation that stifle job growth. Economics 101.
Great Presidents like President Biden create jobs

$1.2 trillion infrastructure funding will create over a MILLION JOBS

LETS GO BRANDON!
:dance: :dance: :dance:
 
First, let us look at the headline from October 5, 2018

NPR on October 5, 2018
U.S. Unemployment Rate Drops To 3.7 Percent, Lowest In Nearly 50 Years



Trump gave us the lowest unemployment in 50 years. That is a stone cold fact.

What destroyed those jobs? The Marxist Democrats and their fascist Covid lockdowns and mandates and shutdowns and the rest. That is a stone cold fact.

And now, finally, thanks to the undefeatable American spirit, the jobs that Trump created have clawed their way back after Democrats destroyed them with their facist mandates.

This is what Democrats call "Job Creation." They lie. Its as simple as that.
There is not one single Biden policy that has aided job creation. It is all the hard work of good solid Americans.
Biden has creaed inflation, shortages, high gas prices, wars, surrenders, groomers, and more, but he has not created one job.


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"Trump gave us the lowest unemployment in 50 years. That is a stone cold fact."

THAT IS A STONE COLD LIE. Obama lowered the unemployment rate from more than 10% to 4.7%, and Trump lowered it to 3.6% 1.1% in three years. And then Trump took credit for the numbers.
 
Thanks
Clearly infrastructure

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Funded over a ten year period

Jobs provided by our President Biden

Again, temporary jobs. Real jobs are those that last for years and perhaps a lifetime. Not one policy by Dementia created such an environment. Oh, taxpayers are going to pay people to do work government wants to. Those are not real jobs. Those are jobs that may last a year or so at best.

Every policy in that article I posted benefits the Communist party. They never spend money unless it does. 30 trillion in debt and these morons passed a bill to create trains nobody will ever use and broadband internet which should be funded by supply and demand, not government, and certainly has nothing to do with infrastructure.

Infrastructure as we know it are bridges, roads and airports, not worthless charging stations for cars that will never use them.
 
"Trump gave us the lowest unemployment in 50 years. That is a stone cold fact."

THAT IS A STONE COLD LIE. Obama lowered the unemployment rate from more than 10% to 4.7%, and Trump lowered it to 3.6% 1.1% in three years. And then Trump took credit for the numbers.

Bullshit. Any policy by DumBama hampered growth, not inspired it. The unemployment rate didn't go down because of DumBama, it went down in spite of him. At least with Trump, we can point to policies that encouraged business investment.
 

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