Really? 14% unemployment is vibrant by you? Trump was the first president since Herbert Hoover to post a net jobs loss.
Biden, on the other hand, has created 8 million jobs in less than two years.
Biden wasn't president in 2020.
I'm not sure why you keep pretending he was.
I'm fine with fact checking leftists because they tend to be dishonest.
President Trump starts off 2020 having presided over a lower average unemployment rate than any president at a comparable point in office in recorded history. On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the unemployment rate held steady at a historically low 3.5% in December. Since...
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President Trump starts off 2020 having presided over a lower average unemployment rate than any president at a comparable point in office in recorded history.
On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics
reported that the unemployment rate held steady at a historically low 3.5% in December. Since February 2017, Trump's first full month in office, the monthly unemployment rate has averaged 3.9%. No prior president has averaged less than 4% over the first 35 months of his presidency. The closest was Dwight Eisenhower, when the rate averaged 4.3% between February 1953 and December 1955.
Biden on the other hand has crashed the economy with recession and historic debt levels.
Biden's plan for the debt is to continue increasing it by more than $1 trillion per year.
cnsnews.com
President Joe Biden has been in office a little more than 21 months, but during that brief period he has managed to increase the federal debt by more than $3.4 trillion.
On Jan. 20, 2021, the day Biden was inaugurated, the total federal debt was $27,751,896,236,414.77,
according to the Treasury.
On Oct. 31, 2022, the latest day for which the numbers have been published, the total federal debt was $31,238,301,149,359.52.
That equals an increase of $3,486,404,912,944.75.