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

[Toddsterpatriot]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

So a state with 33 million residents is equal to a state with 500,000 residents? You have much to learn son.

The Election Came Down to 77,744 Votes in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan (Updated) - Washington Examiner

Donald Trump owes his victory in the Electoral College to three states he won by the smallest number of votes: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan. So it's fair to say that the 2016 presidential election was decided by about 77,000 votes out of than 136 million ballots cast. According to the...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

So a state with 33 million residents is equal to a state with 500,000 residents?

Of course not. Wyoming has 3 electoral votes while California has 55.

Then WTF difference does it make that Dear Leader won 30 states which included THE LEAST POPULOUS?

Then WTF difference does it make that Dear Leader won 30 states

Because the 30 states he won had more electoral college votes than the 20 Hillary won.

Yep - Good ol' EC ... Our Last Vestige of Slavery in which acres vote instead of people and a vote in Wyoming, Montana and Alaska carries triple the weight of a vote in New York or Texas.

Electoral College is 'vestige' of slavery, say some Constitutional scholars

A lesser-known part of the Electoral College's history: its relationship to slavery in the U.S.

www.pbs.org

acres vote instead of people

Liar.

a vote in Wyoming, Montana and Alaska carries triple the weight of a vote in New York or Texas.

That's not even close to true.

It is exactly true
600,000 votes in Wyoming gets you 3 EVs
200,000 each

40 million in California gets you 57 EVs
700,000 each

It is exactly true
600,000 votes in Wyoming gets you 3 EVs
200,000 each

Nope. Wyoming gets 1 EV, and 1 House member, for the 600,000 in population.

In California, you get 53 EV, and 53 House members, for the 39 million in population.

736,000 each.

Wyoming gets 3 EVs. 1 Congressman and 2 Senators

Wyoming doesn't get 2 Senators because of their population.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

obammy did that, did you forget?

Actually Obama did the exact opposite. Bush left him 12 million unemployed and Obama cut that down to 6 million. Tramp has 7+ million unemployed in todays BLS report, not counting the 10 million jobs Tramp lost last week.

Since the jobs lost are mostly in leftist run areas and it's the leftist run government's of those states forcing those businesses to close I would say the job loss is due to leftist

You are STUPID enough to say that!

Leftist controlled cities are shutting jobs down dumb ass
Hell I haven't stopped working since the bullshit started

That is because the cities are where the jobs are, and Right-wingers have no jobs, the lazy cucks!

non-essential jobs don't you mean? I haven't stopped working since this shit began

You've never worked a day in your life, you lazy cuck! Get a job, I'm tired of my taxes supporting your lazy ass!

Asshat I wished the government would stop welfare to anyone social security that also any safety net out there either you make it on your own or you die
Does that sound like someone who has never worked a day in their life?

YES! If you had actually worked and paid into SS you would want it.
Get a job you lazy cuck!

trolls going to troll
Prove I have never worked in my life or you just proved you're a lying sack f dog shit.

Already proved it, now get a job for the first time in your life you lazy cuck!!!!!

No you have not proven anything. All you've done is shown just how much of a lunatic you are.
Dude, I'm an Air Force veteran AFSC 81150 SO THAT PROVES YOU ARE A LIAR

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

obammy did that, did you forget?

Actually Obama did the exact opposite. Bush left him 12 million unemployed and Obama cut that down to 6 million. Tramp has 7+ million unemployed in todays BLS report, not counting the 10 million jobs Tramp lost last week.

Since the jobs lost are mostly in leftist run areas and it's the leftist run government's of those states forcing those businesses to close I would say the job loss is due to leftist

You are STUPID enough to say that!

Leftist controlled cities are shutting jobs down dumb ass
Hell I haven't stopped working since the bullshit started

That is because the cities are where the jobs are, and Right-wingers have no jobs, the lazy cucks!

non-essential jobs don't you mean? I haven't stopped working since this shit began

You've never worked a day in your life, you lazy cuck! Get a job, I'm tired of my taxes supporting your lazy ass!

Asshat I wished the government would stop welfare to anyone social security that also any safety net out there either you make it on your own or you die
Does that sound like someone who has never worked a day in their life?

YES! If you had actually worked and paid into SS you would want it.
Get a job you lazy cuck!

That butthole will be FIRST in line for his big gub-ment Corona handout and SS check.

We don't need it people should have saved their money and not live above their means like I do

 

[francoHFW]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

We surely attracted our share of charmers around these parts!

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

P

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth. Whereas Republicans are off the right-wing flat Earth... And totally misinformed.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

We surely attracted our share of charmers around these parts!

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

P

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth. Whereas Republicans are off the right-wing flat Earth... And totally misinformed.

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth.

How many genders are there?
How many trillions should we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

What is your pragmatic centrist opinion?

 

[francoHFW]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

We surely attracted our share of charmers around these parts!

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

P

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth. Whereas Republicans are off the right-wing flat Earth... And totally misinformed.

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth.

How many genders are there?
How many trillions should we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

What is your pragmatic centrist opinion?

Joe biden's platform. Which you know nothing about of course LOL. I'll go with the psychiatrist psychologist experts. investing in alternative energy is a great idea and gives us good jobs. We need to tax the rich and invest in Americans again mainly their education training and infrastructure and low income housing which have been overlooked for 35 years. No sacrifice is too great to save greedy idiot lying GOP billionaires.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

We surely attracted our share of charmers around these parts!

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

P

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth. Whereas Republicans are off the right-wing flat Earth... And totally misinformed.

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth.

How many genders are there?
How many trillions should we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

What is your pragmatic centrist opinion?

Joe biden's platform. Which you know nothing about of course LOL. I'll go with the psychiatrist psychologist experts. investing in alternative energy is a great idea and gives us good jobs. We need to tax the rich and invest in Americans again mainly their education training and infrastructure and low income housing which have been overlooked for 35 years. No sacrifice is too great to save greedy idiot lying GOP billionaires.

Joe biden's platform.

How many genders does his platform say there are?
How many trillions should does he say we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

 

[edthecynic]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

Jobs are being lost in the tens of millions and people are DYING largely because Dear Leader dithered for two months with his thumb up his butt.

and Nancy was telling people to come to Chinatown because we have it all under control
and while she was doing this she was also creating a bill to overturn Trumps travel ban

And mayor diblasio was telling his constituents to go out and party March 3.

Mar 6: “I think we’re doing a really good job in this country at keeping it down… a tremendous job at keeping it down.”
- Donald Jackass Tramp

We have. How does that change my previous post exactly?

COVIDIOT Tramp's body count is now 9,528, good job Brownie!!!

 

[francoHFW]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

We surely attracted our share of charmers around these parts!

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

P

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth. Whereas Republicans are off the right-wing flat Earth... And totally misinformed.

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth.

How many genders are there?
How many trillions should we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

What is your pragmatic centrist opinion?

Joe biden's platform. Which you know nothing about of course LOL. I'll go with the psychiatrist psychologist experts. investing in alternative energy is a great idea and gives us good jobs. We need to tax the rich and invest in Americans again mainly their education training and infrastructure and low income housing which have been overlooked for 35 years. No sacrifice is too great to save greedy idiot lying GOP billionaires.

Joe biden's platform.

How many genders does his platform say there are?
How many trillions should does he say we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

Look it up. I'm not your mother. A hell of a lot more than we do with big o oil crony corporate scumbag Republicans.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

We surely attracted our share of charmers around these parts!

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

You aren't being honest Trump won 30 states and the popular vote of those 30 states
hopefully by the end of this virus blue state population will be decimated
Hows that for honesty?

The brainwashed hater dupe.... Praying for your recovery.

The only recovery I want is for every leftist to die and go away

P

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth. Whereas Republicans are off the right-wing flat Earth... And totally misinformed.

actually we're pretty much pragmatic centrist with an interest in the truth.

How many genders are there?
How many trillions should we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

What is your pragmatic centrist opinion?

Joe biden's platform. Which you know nothing about of course LOL. I'll go with the psychiatrist psychologist experts. investing in alternative energy is a great idea and gives us good jobs. We need to tax the rich and invest in Americans again mainly their education training and infrastructure and low income housing which have been overlooked for 35 years. No sacrifice is too great to save greedy idiot lying GOP billionaires.

Joe biden's platform.

How many genders does his platform say there are?
How many trillions should does he say we spend on windmills in the next 10 years?

Look it up. I'm not your mother. A hell of a lot more than we do with big o oil crony corporate scumbag Republicans.

You made the stupid claim, liar.

 

[theHawk]

The President with the greatest economic crash since the Great Depression is?

Obama.

 

[otto105]

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

Barrack Obama: 8.86%

Average Unemployment Rates For US Presidents since World War II:

01. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
02. Harry Truman: 4.26%
03. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
04. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
05. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
06. George W. Bush: 5.27%
07. John Kennedy: 5.98%
08. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
09. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
10. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
11. Gerald Ford: 7.77%
12. Barack Obama: 8.86%

Sorry, but the BLS doesn't agree with you.

United States Unemployment Rates by President, 1948-2020

A summary of U.S. unemployment rates by presidency, from Harry S. Truman to Donald J. Trump (1948-2020).

historyinpieces.com

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress and still led the nation out of the Great Recession.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

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

Barrack Obama: 8.86%

Average Unemployment Rates For US Presidents since World War II:

01. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
02. Harry Truman: 4.26%
03. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
04. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
05. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
06. George W. Bush: 5.27%
07. John Kennedy: 5.98%
08. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
09. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
10. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
11. Gerald Ford: 7.77%
12. Barack Obama: 8.86%

Sorry, but the BLS doesn't agree with you.

United States Unemployment Rates by President, 1948-2020

A summary of U.S. unemployment rates by presidency, from Harry S. Truman to Donald J. Trump (1948-2020).

historyinpieces.com

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress and still led the nation out of the Great Recession.

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress

Dems had taken both houses of Congress in Nov 2006.
He had HUGE Dem majorities after November 2008.

 

[Billiejeens]

Average means nothing...

What you get it at and what you give it back is what matters... Trump inherited a good economy and he has increased borrowing for tax cuts for the rich...

you just don't want to know facts. amazing. wow. you can't be helped. but I will point out forever your failure at seeking out facts.

What do you mean... I accepted the average but pointed out that it is pretty meaning less. Unemployment is what was it when you got (the day you implemented something) and what you gave it back at, not the average while you were getting it there...

Obama got high and going higher and gave it back real low... Obama got it while it was on the way to 10% and he turned on that when his policies started to kick in and gave it back (i.e. when Trump's policies started to kick in) at 4.0% (I could say lower as Trump did effectively nothing for the first 10 months of office on the economy).

Today Unemployment is 3.5%, So Trump has really only improved it by .5% while increasing borrowing to $1 trillion.


Note:
I will just point out that the Germany economy is meant to be going into recession, They have an unemployment rate 3.1%(US: 3.5%) and surplus of 1.2% of GDP (US: 5.5% deficit). As a recession note, the res of the world is preparing for one, it is due. Trumpnomics is trying to keep borrowing to prolong it but that just means US will just crash harder.

Obama’s energy policy caused unemployment. No improvement began until after fracking — which Obama opposed.

He just made it as safe as possible. Fracking went on like crazy under him. It's nice to have natural resources.

Franco... do you believe everything Obama said was true?
Are these statements and actions what a President who loves our country, wants to see our country better off?
I mean for example Obama was all in favor of oil tankers carrying 1 million barrels of oil on the open ocean when a simple dry land pipeline carrying
700 barrels of oil per mile would be safer on the environment.
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Manufacturing is in a recession right now and trump did not bring back manufacturing jobs. Most of those decisions were made before trump took office.

Obama did not lie over 16,000 times in 8 years much less the 4 we have had under trump., trump does not love America. But what you say about Obama fits right in with the racist narrative. He wasn't America, he hates America. You white racists don't get it because none of your asses have to live as black people. Obama loved this country more than any of you. He put his life out there on the line literally. Because there were all kinds of rumors about Obama getting shot and whites were the ones telling me this. So what kind of man would fabricate his birth to run for office in a country where he might get killed? You fucking white idiots.

"not lie over 16,000 times"

I really hope, and think, that any reasonable person doesn't read past that -

The lies are documented.

No.

 

[Billiejeens]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

There is no contest to win any "popular Vote"
Did you even go to school?

 

[otto105]

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

Barrack Obama: 8.86%

Average Unemployment Rates For US Presidents since World War II:

01. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
02. Harry Truman: 4.26%
03. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
04. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
05. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
06. George W. Bush: 5.27%
07. John Kennedy: 5.98%
08. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
09. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
10. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
11. Gerald Ford: 7.77%
12. Barack Obama: 8.86%

Sorry, but the BLS doesn't agree with you.

United States Unemployment Rates by President, 1948-2020

A summary of U.S. unemployment rates by presidency, from Harry S. Truman to Donald J. Trump (1948-2020).

historyinpieces.com

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress and still led the nation out of the Great Recession.

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress

Dems had taken both houses of Congress in Nov 2006.
He had HUGE Dem majorities after November 2008.

The shit sandwich was the Great Recession.

Saddled with idiot republic congress in 2010 after the Democratic one stopped the Great Recession and created the PPACA.


Seems clear to all.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

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

Barrack Obama: 8.86%

Average Unemployment Rates For US Presidents since World War II:

01. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
02. Harry Truman: 4.26%
03. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
04. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
05. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
06. George W. Bush: 5.27%
07. John Kennedy: 5.98%
08. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
09. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
10. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
11. Gerald Ford: 7.77%
12. Barack Obama: 8.86%

Sorry, but the BLS doesn't agree with you.

United States Unemployment Rates by President, 1948-2020

A summary of U.S. unemployment rates by presidency, from Harry S. Truman to Donald J. Trump (1948-2020).

historyinpieces.com

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress and still led the nation out of the Great Recession.

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress

Dems had taken both houses of Congress in Nov 2006.
He had HUGE Dem majorities after November 2008.

The shit sandwich was the Great Recession.

Saddled with idiot republic congress in 2010 after the Democratic one stopped the Great Recession and created the PPACA.


Seems clear to all.

Saddled with idiot republic congress in 2010 after the Democratic one stopped the Great Recession

Yeah, Obama and the Dems did such a great job with the recovery,
the Republicans won 63 (holy shit!!!) House seats in 2010.

Seems clear to all.

Sure was.

 

[U2Edge]

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

Barrack Obama: 8.86%

Average Unemployment Rates For US Presidents since World War II:

01. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
02. Harry Truman: 4.26%
03. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
04. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
05. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
06. George W. Bush: 5.27%
07. John Kennedy: 5.98%
08. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
09. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
10. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
11. Gerald Ford: 7.77%
12. Barack Obama: 8.86%

Sorry, but the BLS doesn't agree with you.

United States Unemployment Rates by President, 1948-2020

A summary of U.S. unemployment rates by presidency, from Harry S. Truman to Donald J. Trump (1948-2020).

historyinpieces.com

President Obama was handed a republic shit sandwich, was saddled with an idiot republic congress and still led the nation out of the Great Recession.

1. All of my information comes from the BLS.

2. Look at the date of the post you quoted. IT WAS FROM JUNE 2013! The list has been updated dozens of times since then including this month.

3. This is the most current info for this list below:

The monthly unemployment rate for March 2020 was 4.4%. This is the 39th unemployment report with Trump in office, his 39th month recorded for this list. This brings Trump's average unemployment rate for his term in office to date, up from 3.95% in February 2019 to 3.96% in March 2020.

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

Gerald Ford: 7.77%

Average Unemployment Rates for US Presidents since after World War II:

01. Donald Trump: 3.96%
02. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
03. Harry Truman: 4.26%
04. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
05. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
06. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
07. George W. Bush: 5.27%
08. John Kennedy: 5.98%
09. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
10. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
11. Barack Obama: 7.45%
12. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
13. Gerald Ford: 7.77%



There are 9 months left in Trumps first Presidential term, assuming he completes it.

The labor force participation rate is at 62.7% for March 2020, down from 63.4% in February 2020.

 

[U2Edge]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

If your honest and objective, you would realize that any sitting President can be defeated regardless of the situation. Donald Trump's victory in 2016 was a weak one, losing the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. Donald Trump scraped together an electoral victory through victories by tiny margins in the 3 states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. So Donald Trump started off his presidency with rather weak support in January 1917. Since that time, his approval rating has averaged 40%, the lowest in history, and he was impeached by the House Of Representatives, and faced a trial for removal form office by the Senate. Now the current circumstances where the United States has become the epicenter for a global pandemic. Over a thousand people dying a day, and the threat that unemployment levels could exceed levels during the Great Depression of the 1930s. For a President starting out with a weak base of support, his chances do not look good for November 2020.

There is no contest to win any "popular Vote"
Did you even go to school?

I did, and I realize there is a contest to win the popular vote in each of the 50 states. As for the national popular vote, the candidate that wins the national popular vote, wins the electoral college over 90% of the time.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Hmmm - after losing 10 million jobs in the last week, Trump may beat 'em all within the next 2-3 months.

If the Unemployment rate averaged 10% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 5.09%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 20% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 6.97%.
If the Unemployment rate averaged 30% for the rest of the year, Trump's average leaving office in January would be 8.84%.

thing is he's not leaving office in January
Average Joe American realizes the jobs lost is not due to the President policies

Jobs are being lost in the tens of millions and people are DYING largely because Dear Leader dithered for two months with his thumb up his butt.

and Nancy was telling people to come to Chinatown because we have it all under control
and while she was doing this she was also creating a bill to overturn Trumps travel ban

And mayor diblasio was telling his constituents to go out and party March 3.

Mar 6: “I think we’re doing a really good job in this country at keeping it down… a tremendous job at keeping it down.”
- Donald Jackass Tramp

We have. How does that change my previous post exactly?

COVIDIOT Tramp's body count is now 9,528, good job Brownie!!!

most in leftist controlled areas works for me shitstain