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Just more blatant lies from the left....
New numbers from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics show 800,000 jobs from last year never existed.
The Biden admin repeatedly overestimated jobs and quietly revised them down
For the period of March 2023 to March 2024 the BLS revealed downward revision of 598,000 nonfarm payroll jobs . This means job growth was overestimated by nearly 600,000 jobs during this period.
August 2024 Revision: BLS announced it adjusted job growth for the year ending March 2024 downward by 818,000 jobs, Meaning 818,000 jobs never existed. This was the largest downward revision in 15 years.
July–September 2023: The Biden administration claimed to have added nearly 400,000 jobs from July to September 2023, but revised data shows these jobs "never existed."
Instead, over 160,000 jobs were lost during this period, according to BED data.
New numbers from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics show 800,000 jobs from last year never existed.
The Biden admin repeatedly overestimated jobs and quietly revised them down
For the period of March 2023 to March 2024 the BLS revealed downward revision of 598,000 nonfarm payroll jobs . This means job growth was overestimated by nearly 600,000 jobs during this period.
August 2024 Revision: BLS announced it adjusted job growth for the year ending March 2024 downward by 818,000 jobs, Meaning 818,000 jobs never existed. This was the largest downward revision in 15 years.
July–September 2023: The Biden administration claimed to have added nearly 400,000 jobs from July to September 2023, but revised data shows these jobs "never existed."
Instead, over 160,000 jobs were lost during this period, according to BED data.
Explains what is going on to a tee.
Can you honestly say you haven't seen that happening for the past 16 years?
I’m not in the mood for your crap right now.
We’ve not seen the behavior we’re seeing from this President right now from other administrations for the past 16 years.
mugatu
Sheriff
Rob gets up every morning, puts on his red hat and swears allegiance to Trump. Then he goes about his day doing anything he can to support and defend the orange messiah.
You're sure in the mood to to throw the zzz's though.
If you didn't see the previous administrations dividing this nation, wholesale, Trump included, then you just weren't in the mood to see it.
Sorry about whatever has made you moody.
No, I get up every morning, let dogs out and in, feed them, have my coffee, and read the circle jerk forum for pure hilarious entertainment.
I don't wear red ANYTHING.
You, however, go about your day as an angry little man.
Polds4OSU
Marshall
Texas Republicans have a new plan to get $11 billion border reimbursement money feds have denied so far.
Texas has so far been snubbed in its push to get the federal government to reimburse the state $11 billion for the border operation Gov. Greg Abbott launched during the Biden Administration.
But U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Austin, could change that this week when a key committee that he sits on takes up the spending and tax cut package that President Donald Trump has been pressuring Congress to pass. On Wednesday, Roy is expected to try again to add the $11 billion to the spending package before it goes to the full U.S. House for a vote.
Roy's maneuver comes at the same time that U.S. Sens John Cornyn and Ted Cruz have filed a bill that would reimburse states for border security actions they took during the Biden administration. Money spent on border walls, surveillance and apprehending migrants would all be eligible for reimbursement under the legislation.
Abbott has pressured Congress to provide the money, while touting efforts the state took to build more than 60 miles of border walls in addition to deploying thousands of state troopers and Texas Guard members to patrol the border.
If Roy's maneuver is successful and clears the full House, Cornyn said he then expects the Senate to pass the "big, beautiful bill," as Trump has called the spending and tax cut package.
"The states like Texas that stood on the front lines to defend our nation when the federal government would not, deserve to be reimbursed by the very federal government that should have done its job in the first place," Roy said in a statement.
It's not the first time the border reimbursement has been part of the legislation. Earlier this month, the House Judiciary Committee initially included a provision to send as much as $800 million to states for border reimbursements. But that was axed from the package last week.
mugatu
Sheriff
Screw your attempt to normalize and excuse what the fascist in office right now is doing.
Screw your whataboutism and false equivalencies with what is going on now.
It’s old and boring. And it’s gonna get zzz’d. IDGAF that it hurts your feelers. Deny that it does all you want. Constantly whining about it proves otherwise.
OK, screw your attempts to ignore what happened in the past that led us to this point.
And I'll deny any reactions from this forum "hurts my feelers" because they simply don't.
IDGAF how much you want them to.
Keep herping and derping MAGA boy.
Keep burning the world down, libtard.
I actually agree that ever since we elected a black man as President there's been a LOT of division tactics but it's been primarily instigated from the Right. I myself even got sucked into the trap during Obama's presidency. I'm pretty ashamed at some of the things I said back then, luckily they all got wiped with OP.com but I still have some Facebook memories that pop up as a reminder of what not to go back to sometimes. I may have drifted a little left as I've gotten older but not nearly as far as the GOP has shot to the right.
Spot on. Although I never said anything bad about Obama, never will. He was maybe the most upstanding, presidential POTUS of my lifetime. But the division tactics are most definitely not all from the MAGAs.
My personal observation is that it does occur on both sides but that it's more of an "action" from the right (ESPECIALLY MAGA) and a "reaction" from the left of that makes sense.
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