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ah the go to ghot response's.. I have no clue what to say.. Ill post pictures that make me feel better.
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how convenient your chart starts in 2013.



the post-recession meltdown of the labor market was over by early 2010, yet it took until 2013 before job growth became steady at a high level.
yes, Obama inherited a stuttering economic engine from Bush, but it still took him a full 4 fucking years to get it going smoothly again.

and, as others have pointed out, the obama economy was mostly adding shitty gig jobs, while the fact that Trump's business friendly policies extended the economic cycle allowed the labor market to tighten further, to the point where better jobs are created.
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Quote (Black XistenZ @ Feb 9 2020 01:12pm)
how convenient your chart starts in 2013.

https://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/5.3.19.png

the post-recession meltdown of the labor market was over by early 2010, yet it took until 2013 before job growth became steady at a high level.
yes, Obama inherited a stuttering economic engine from Bush, but it still took him a full 4 fucking years to get it going smoothly again.

and, as others have pointed out, the obama economy was mostly adding shitty gig jobs, while the fact that Trump's business friendly policies extended the economic cycle allowed the labor market to tighten further, to the point where better jobs are created.


It was the biggest crash since 1929. That crash took a decade to recover from. Since democrats have been the only ones to recover from big crashes after Republican administrations republicans don't really have much to say in the matter.

Their criticisms are literally worth a warm bucket of piss. Conservatives can minimize this feat all they want but the truth is they never faced anything like this. They tend to be the leaders leading up to these recessions. We will be in a small one within two years. It is just their place to bring the pendulum back after growth to keep things sustainable...I do not mean this to be too derogatory.

You show a graph, see a Republican president completely shit the bed, and criticize the Democrat for not wiping his ass fast enough. That is my criticism of you. You lack objectivity.


Quote (Thor123422 @ Feb 9 2020 01:20pm)
If I'm looking at that graph I would say it was "steady at a high level" post 2011.

Feel free to post statistics supporting your other claim about the gig jobs.


A linear regression line would be flat.

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Quote (Black XistenZ @ Feb 9 2020 12:12pm)
how convenient your chart starts in 2013.

https://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/5.3.19.png

the post-recession meltdown of the labor market was over by early 2010, yet it took until 2013 before job growth became steady at a high level.
yes, Obama inherited a stuttering economic engine from Bush, but it still took him a full 4 fucking years to get it going smoothly again.

and, as others have pointed out, the obama economy was mostly adding shitty gig jobs, while the fact that Trump's business friendly policies extended the economic cycle allowed the labor market to tighten further, to the point where better jobs are created.


If I'm looking at that graph I would say it was "steady at a high level" post 2011.

Feel free to post statistics supporting your other claim about the gig jobs.
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Quote (Black XistenZ @ 9 Feb 2020 19:12)
how convenient your chart starts in 2013.

https://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/5.3.19.png

the post-recession meltdown of the labor market was over by early 2010, yet it took until 2013 before job growth became steady at a high level.
yes, Obama inherited a stuttering economic engine from Bush, but it still took him a full 4 fucking years to get it going smoothly again.

and, as others have pointed out, the obama economy was mostly adding shitty gig jobs, while the fact that Trump's business friendly policies extended the economic cycle allowed the labor market to tighten further, to the point where better jobs are created.


You can include a recession in the discussion only if Obama caused it.
Taking the few next years after, second mandate, more stable period, is fine.
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Quote (Black XistenZ @ Feb 9 2020 10:12am)
how convenient your chart starts in 2013.

https://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/5.3.19.png

the post-recession meltdown of the labor market was over by early 2010, yet it took until 2013 before job growth became steady at a high level.
yes, Obama inherited a stuttering economic engine from Bush, but it still took him a full 4 fucking years to get it going smoothly again.

and, as others have pointed out, the obama economy was mostly adding shitty gig jobs, while the fact that Trump's business friendly policies extended the economic cycle allowed the labor market to tighten further, to the point where better jobs are created.



Again another D government plan. Recovers the country from previous R policies.
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Quote (Black XistenZ @ 9 Feb 2020 19:12)
how convenient your chart starts in 2013.

https://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/5.3.19.png

the post-recession meltdown of the labor market was over by early 2010, yet it took until 2013 before job growth became steady at a high level.
yes, Obama inherited a stuttering economic engine from Bush, but it still took him a full 4 fucking years to get it going smoothly again.

and, as others have pointed out, the obama economy was mostly adding shitty gig jobs, while the fact that Trump's business friendly policies extended the economic cycle allowed the labor market to tighten further, to the point where better jobs are created.


citation needed. which of trump's "business (not worker) friendly" policies lead to "better jobs" being created? his policies predominantly helped CEOs and shareholders.

also, nice try downplaying the massive crisis that obama inherited from bush, in order to make your cult leader look better by comparison. is there anything you hacks wouldn't claim to do so?
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citation needed. which of trump's "business (not worker) friendly" policies lead to "better jobs" being created? his policies predominantly helped CEOs and shareholders.

also, nice try downplaying the massive crisis that obama inherited from bush, in order to make your cult leader look better by comparison. is there anything you hacks wouldn't claim to do so?



Nope. They ignore the country was so close to complete collapse. Side note Obama’s auto loans got paid back. Are the farmers gonna pay back tRumps loans. Never but they won’t care.

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