Under President Trump we ADDED 184,000 manufacturing jobs under President Obama we LOST 1,086,000 manufacturing jobs
Under President Trump Fed Gov jobs DECLINED under Obama they went up aka more government leaches under Obama
I can go on and on but why bother!
exactly,the Obama worshippers only see what they want to see so they will say you making things up.lol
Under President Trump we ADDED 184,000 manufacturing jobs under President Obama we LOST 1,086,000 manufacturing jobs
Under President Trump Fed Gov jobs DECLINED under Obama they went up aka more government leaches under Obama
I can go on and on but why bother!
What the hell are you talking about? unemployment January 2009 was 7.8% in January 2010 it was 9.8%
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Did you expect Obama
What the hell are you talking about? unemployment January 2009 was 7.8% in January 2010 it was 9.8%
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Obama inherited a fucked-up economy from George W. Bush, a Republican. Trump inherited low unemployment from Obama, who fixed the ****-up created by the Republican.
ANOTHER black man obviously.
comedy gold,Obama EXPANDED what Bush got started INCLUDING wrecking the economy.
sorry the truth hurts.here is crying towel to accept you got owned.
thank god we FINALLY got a president here to serve the american people instead of the bankers.
That video hit the nail on the head .
Obama Saved Us From a Great Depression
In the first quarter of 2009, as Obama was moving into the White House, monthly job losses averaged 772,000. The ultimate decline in employment was 8.7 million jobs, or 6.3%. Housing prices and stock values were collapsing. From their peak in February 2007 to their low point, housing prices dropped 26%. Millions of homeowners were "underwater" - their houses were worth less than the mortgages on them. Stock prices fell roughly by half from August 2007 to March 2009.
The starkest of these was the fall in households' net worth (people's assets, such as homes and stock, minus their debts, such as mortgages and credit card balances). It dropped by $13 trillion, about a fifth, from its high point in 2007 to its trough in 2009. This decline, the CEA notes, "was far larger than the reduction (adjusted for inflation) ... at the onset of the Great Depression."
What separates then from now is that, after 18 months or so, spending turned up in 2009 while it continued declining in the 1930s. This difference reflected, at least in part, the aggressive policies adopted to blunt the downturn. The Fed cut short-term interest rates to zero and provided other avenues of cheap credit; the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), enacted in the final months of the Bush administration, poured money into major banks to reassure the public of their solvency.
Obama Saved Us From a Great Depression | RealClearMarkets
