Less than 1%? When did I say that? Bush years only had one and libtards love to try to blame everything on him. It's dishonest to pretend his policies caused the housing market crash and all the fallout. You can't twist the fact that obama has had a full 8 years now with his policies and we have shit for growth and 20 trillion in debt.
When you aid we suffered 1% for years,. Prove it, asshole. What year was the GDP growth 1%?
But hey, keep being the dumbass you are & blame Obama for the effects of the Bush recession.
:Lets see how your orange cheeto does maintaining the string of months with job growth.
Trump will do better than part time burger flipper jobs. We all know the economy sucks, unless you have a government job or are living off government confiscated monies.
Your "part time" lie debunked.
The Spectacular Myth of Obama's Part-Time America—in 5 Graphs
You want to see a sucky economy, see Bush's. We lost one of of three manufacturing jobs under Bush.
LOL, you shot yourself in the foot. Again.
"The entire increase in part-time employment happened before Obamacare became a law."
The economy was doing pretty good during the Bush years considering Katrina, 9/11, then the housing market crashed taking a whole bunch with it. Explain how it was Bush's fault.
You lied about part time jobs.
Since you give no space for Obama for taking office under all that I had posted, you don't get to produce excuses for your buddy Bush.
Here is a list:
Two unfunded quagmire wars
unfunded tax cuts
unfunded expansion to Medicare
Unfunded earmarks
No regulation of wall street
encouraged the housing spurt
Iraq War based on lies
Unfunded tax cuts? LOL!!!!!!!!!
That says it all right there! You think it was the government's money in the first place. Case closed, you're an idiot. Also congress voted for and funded the war, you're full of shit. No regulation of Wall Street? That's bullshit and the president doesn't have the authority. The lies are all yours:
Obama’s Part-time Nation
A recent Gallup survey, for instance, shows 56 percent of Americans saying the economy is getting worse while 39 percent said the economy is improving.
In his July 13 article, “Full-Time Scandal of Part-Time America,”
U.S. News & World Report editor in chief Mortimer Zuckerman provided a more realistic portrayal than Biden and Obama of the actual state of the U.S. economy.
“There has been a distinctive odor of hype lately about the national jobs report for June,” asserted Zuckerman, regarding the official economic reports for June 2014.
Here, for instance, was the optimistic reporting from the
Wall Street Journal: “U.S. employers added jobs at a robust clip in June and the unemployment rate fell, signs of labor-market strength as the economic recovery heads into its sixth year. Nonfarm employment advanced at a seasonally adjusted 288,000 last month.”
Zuckerman added a note of caution: “Most people will have the impression that the 288,000 jobs created last month were full-time” because much of the reporting “didn’t distinguish between new part-time jobs and full-time jobs.”
In fact, the number of full-time jobs in June dropped by 523,000, reported the Bureau of Labor Statistics, while part-time jobs increased by 799,000.
Placing the news about the 523,000 decline in full-time employment in June in a non-headline position, the “288,000 jobs created” headlines produced a false picture of a strong and continuing economic recovery.
In contrast, news reports headlining “523,000 full-time jobs lost in June” would have been more accurate and less rose-tinted.
ve that kind of control.