Since March, 2017 is only as high as July, 2016, it's not the highest since April, 2006.
Unless you can produce a higher number since April 2006 (and you can't), then that number is in fact the
highest since that date. Exactly like the report from the Department of Labor stated. There is absolutely no number higher until you go back to April, 2006. That in fact it makes it the highest number since that date.
You called it "FAKE NEWS" in a panic - before doing your homework. Then, in a panic, you grabbed the wrong numbers from the Department of Labor website (which exposed your illiteracy). And now you're screwed because you dug yourself a hole and you think they only way out is to keep digging...
And it's not the highest number since 2006 since it's no higher than the number in July, 2016.
That number - including the one from July 2016 - is the
highest. If no number is higher - that number is the highest. When you're trying to argue that the highest number is not the highest, you know you've reached desperation. Keep digging snowflake.
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You poor, imbecile. Even you admit there it's not the highest since 2006. To be the highest since 2006 would require it to be higher than every number since then. And you just confirmed it was no higher than last year's figure in July.
But who knows, maybe you'll get lucky and the number will get bumped up once it gets updated?
Of course, we still have you cheering for the other figure... what was it? 322,000 manufacturing jobs filled? There was a net total of only 13,000 manufacturing jobs added in March. That's what you're celebrating. If 322,000 were filled, the 309,000 were lost.