The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

[jc456]

Yes, you mirror what economists tell us. So since Federal Jobs are not good for the economy, let's see what Biden that hiked his jobs number a lot.

President Biden has overseen a nearly 6% growth of the permanent federal workforce during his four years in office, including a jump at nearly every major agency.

The trend marks a reversal from his predecessor and successor, President-elect Trump, who helped shed workers at nearly every federal agency. It also signifies that Biden delivered on a campaign promise to restore the civil service he said had been “hollowed out” by Trump. Biden called a “strong, healthy” civil service “essential to the success” of his administration.

added quite the cost to the debt and inflation numbers.

 

[Robert W]

added quite the cost to the debt and inflation numbers.

Thank you for catching that. My point earlier is he fudged up his job numbers by hireing Federal workers. As you showed me, this does not help the economy. It is like Biden lied more and more.

 

[jc456]

Thank you for catching that. My point earlier is he fudged up his job numbers by hireing Federal workers. As you showed me, this does not help the economy. It is like Biden lied more and more.

Oh and then there was the infamous 800,000 jobs that were announced that were factually made up. I trust nothing from anyone on any successes of xiden. All lies. Every single output.

Government: US economy added 818,000 fewer jobs than first reported in year that ended in March

The U.S. economy added 818,000 fewer jobs from April 2023 through March this year than were originally reported, the government says.

apnews.com

 

[Robert W]

Oh and then there was the infamous 800,000 jobs that were announced that were factually made up. I trust nothing from anyone on any successes of xiden. All lies. Every single output.

Government: US economy added 818,000 fewer jobs than first reported in year that ended in March

The U.S. economy added 818,000 fewer jobs from April 2023 through March this year than were originally reported, the government says.

apnews.com

We have the major problem called the media. I noticed your report that Biden lied came from AP. But most of the rest of the media will not call out Biden for lying.

 

[jc456]

We have the major problem called the media. I noticed your report that Biden lied came from AP. But most of the rest of the media will not call out Biden for lying.

Here.

 

[JohnDB]

 

[otto105]

Accurate enough to prove Pinochijoe is a moron.

How so?

The LFP rate is something only something only fuckups care about when we have a Democratic President. And before the 1980s just reflected men in the workforce.

 

[Robert W]

trump is being handed a great economy with record low unemployment and inflation at around 2%. Anyone want to wager how long it take his to screw it up?

Biden the jerk already damaged it to high heaven. You bragging that since he took office, net inflation is

Key Facts​

Inflation: Inflation has been far worse during the Biden administration, up 20.1% over the first 45 months of Biden’s term compared to 7.1% during Trump’s first 45 months, according to the government’s consumer price index. That equates to annualized inflation rates of 5.4% under Biden and 1.9% under Trump. Year-over-year inflation peaked under Biden at a four-decade high of 9% in 2022 before falling to just over 3%—which Biden has blamed on COVID-19’s lingering impact and the Russia-Ukraine war, supported at least in part by the global nature of the inflation outbreak.

Job market: Both Biden and Trump oversaw strong labor markets. Since Biden took office, overall employment is up 12%, average pay is up 19% and unemployment is down from 6.7% to 4.1%. It was particularly a sign of strength that job growth and sub-4% unemployment have coincided with interest rate increases and a subsiding in inflation, both of which typically hurt the labor market, though the U.S. employment picture has shown some cracks in recent months. Perhaps Trump’s most impressive labor market feats were unemployment declining from 4.7% to as low as 3.5% in late 2019 and early 2020, which tied its lowest level since 1969 and wages growing by an inflation-beating 15% over his four-year term.

The COVID jobs asterisk: Much of the Biden labor market gains are part of the post-pandemic recovery, as unemployment was just 3.5% in Feb. 2020 and the number of employed Americans is up only 4%. Biden has largely focused on the Covid-skewed data points, and Trump’s labor market performance depends strictly on the cutoff date, as the COVID-19 disruption undid much of the nominal progress, sending unemployment briefly to an all-time high of 14.9% in April 2020 and causing the overall workforce to actually shrink from Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2020.

How The Economy Really Fared Under Biden/Harris And Trump—From Jobs To Inflation (Final Update)

The final economic data is in ahead of the election—here's what the numbers say about the Trump and Biden/Harris economies.

www.forbes.com

 

[Robert W]

As Republicans betray uneducated blue collar Americans who were duped into voting GOP because they believed Trump/Elon/Vivek was going to run illegals out and tariff imports thus raising their wages, it ain't gonna happen.

Where was you posting when Biden hiked Tariffs to China by
The Biden administration said Friday that it has finalized tariff hikes on certain Chinese-made products that the president first announced in May.

The tariff rate will go up to 100% on electric vehicles, to 50% on solar cells and to 25% on electrical vehicle batteries, critical minerals, steel, aluminum, face masks and ship-to-shore cranes beginning September 27, according to the US Trade Representative’s Office.

Tariff hikes on other products, including semiconductor chips, are set to take effect over the next two years.

 

[Robert W]

The LFP rate is something only something only fuckups care about when we have a Democratic President. And before the 1980s just reflected men in the workforce.

It is the way to measure employment. Biden hiked employment of the Feds by about 6 percent. That however is a net loss. Why? Because it is like taking money from the right pocket and bragging you increased money in the left pocket. You fool the wife saying I have no money in my pocket. Why? You stuck it in the left pocket.

 

[otto105]

It is the way to measure employment. Biden hiked employment of the Feds by about 6 percent. That however is a net loss. Why? Because it is like taking money from the right pocket and bragging you increased money in the left pocket. You fool the wife saying I have no money in my pocket. Why? You stuck it in the left pocket.

bob, your way over your ability to explain the LFP rate.

So, why just parrot dumb shit to the board.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

We have the major problem called the media. I noticed your report that Biden lied came from AP. But most of the rest of the media will not call out Biden for lying.

Most of the alt right media will lie for Trump, yes?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

where? name one thing

It has been named. But UE is 4.1 while Trump's was as high as 14.8%

 

[Robert W]

Most of the alt right media will lie for Trump, yes?

What is your claim. That the entire Media lies to us all?

 

[jc456]

It has been named. But UE is 4.1 while Trump's was as high as 14.8%

So you can't, as I knew cause it's factually false what you posted. liar.

 

[Robert W]

It has been named. But UE is 4.1 while Trump's was as high as 14.8%

That is not the true story as you must admit.

Forbes magazine

Job market: Both Biden and Trump oversaw strong labor markets. Since Biden took office, overall employment is up 12%, average pay is up 19% and unemployment is down from 6.7% to 4.1%. It was particularly a sign of strength that job growth and sub-4% unemployment have coincided with interest rate increases and a subsiding in inflation, both of which typically hurt the labor market, though the U.S. employment picture has shown some cracks in recent months. Perhaps Trump’s most impressive labor market feats were unemployment declining from 4.7% to as low as 3.5% in late 2019 and early 2020, which tied its lowest level since 1969 and wages growing by an inflation-beating 15% over his four-year term.

The COVID jobs asterisk: Much of the Biden labor market gains are part of the post-pandemic recovery, as unemployment was just 3.5% in Feb. 2020 and the number of employed Americans is up only 4%. Biden has largely focused on the Covid-skewed data points, and Trump’s labor market performance depends strictly on the cutoff date, as the COVID-19 disruption undid much of the nominal progress, sending unemployment briefly to an all-time high of 14.9% in April 2020 and causing the overall workforce to actually shrink from Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2020.

 

[jc456]

Most of the alt right media will lie for Trump, yes?

name a lie.

 

[Robert W]

bob, your way over your ability to explain the LFP rate.

So, why just parrot dumb shit to the board.

Otto, that is your problem. You see, I happen to know the true actual numbers. You parrot politics.

 

[Robert W]

bob, your way over your ability to explain the LFP rate.

So, why just parrot dumb shit to the board.

What do you want explained? I realize this is my task, to educate you. Ask your questions.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

That is not the true story as you must admit.

Forbes magazine

Job market: Both Biden and Trump oversaw strong labor markets. Since Biden took office, overall employment is up 12%, average pay is up 19% and unemployment is down from 6.7% to 4.1%. It was particularly a sign of strength that job growth and sub-4% unemployment have coincided with interest rate increases and a subsiding in inflation, both of which typically hurt the labor market, though the U.S. employment picture has shown some cracks in recent months. Perhaps Trump’s most impressive labor market feats were unemployment declining from 4.7% to as low as 3.5% in late 2019 and early 2020, which tied its lowest level since 1969 and wages growing by an inflation-beating 15% over his four-year term.

The COVID jobs asterisk: Much of the Biden labor market gains are part of the post-pandemic recovery, as unemployment was just 3.5% in Feb. 2020 and the number of employed Americans is up only 4%. Biden has largely focused on the Covid-skewed data points, and Trump’s labor market performance depends strictly on the cutoff date, as the COVID-19 disruption undid much of the nominal progress, sending unemployment briefly to an all-time high of 14.9% in April 2020 and causing the overall workforce to actually shrink from Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2020.

What was the highest UE, Bob, under Trump?