Well, if you really thought it was meaningless, I think you would have stopped posting in this thread long ago, yet here you are again.
Why should I let your bullshit go unopposed?
When you post this, I will remind readers how meaningless it is by pointing out the gaping head wound in your logic....
One president takes the unemployment rate from 2% to 10%, increasing it one point per year. Another president reduces it two points per year from 26% to 10%. They both end at 10%......
Imbeciles like you come on forums like this to brag about how the former president’s average is less than the latter’s.
Anything to show the uppity nigxxer in a bad light.
No mention of his inheriting a recession
He had 75 months of straight jobs growth then Trump took a dump last month
Did you see this? How come the liberal media didn't tell me this?
Jobs fall by 33,000 in September as hurricanes hammer employment
US lost 33,000 jobs in Sept, vs 90,000 jobs increase expected
- The U.S. economy lost 33,000 jobs in September even as the unemployment rate fell to 4.2 percent, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
- The jobs loss was the first monthly decline in seven years, when the economy was still pulling out of the Great Recession.
The way the Current Employment Statistics survey works is that if you didn't receive a paycheck for the pay period that includes the 12th of the month, you are not included as employed. (also excluded are all agricultural workers, self employed, domestic servants, under the table employees, and employees of the CIA, DIA, NGA, and NSA).
So the hurricanes caused a lot of temp unemployment. We'll see a large increase on Friday.
Compare to the Current Population Survey, which counts as employed everyone age 16 and older who either worked during the week containing the 12th or were temporarily absent due to vacation, weather, etc. That number went up over 900,000 in September.
