October 6, 20233 yr lots of boomers never came back after Covid, deciding it was a good time to exit the workforce. despite this, labor participation rate is within 0.5% of pre-pandemic numbers. roughly at the same level it was in 2018. boomers finally getting out of the way, at least a little. even if it took a Covid shove to do so.
October 6, 20233 yr I would bet that student loans being back on the menu helped get people back to the grind.
October 6, 20233 yr In case his entire body of work or the way Hunter turned out wasn't enough evidence for you, Biden is an absolutely garbage human:
October 6, 20233 yr 6 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Why tell a lie that's so easy to disprove? Oh, wait, its already disproved... 1. How many of those jobs are part time jobs? 2. How many of those jobs are second and third jobs held by a single person?
October 6, 20233 yr 15 minutes ago, Gannan said: "Sources" Not just sources, sources close to Judicial Watch. They’re not close to the President but they are close to Judicial Watch, which is much more important.
October 6, 20233 yr 9 minutes ago, Procus said: 1. How many of those jobs are part time jobs? 2. How many of those jobs are second and third jobs held by a single person?
October 6, 20233 yr 34 minutes ago, Procus said: 1. How many of those jobs are part time jobs? 2. How many of those jobs are second and third jobs held by a single person? Part time workers overall are generally unchanged. The number of part-time workers for economic reasons (part time workers who would rather work full time but aren't able to secure full time) went down slightly. Slight rise mirroring this is part time for non-economic reasons. Sounds like some kids had to get part time jobs because their student loans are due.
October 7, 20233 yr There literally isn't an article on Fox News covering the jobs report straight up. The closest they came was referencing it in a hit piece about inflation where the white some moron on Twitter (editor of the Babylon Bee) claiming his grocery bill is up 300% (it's not.) Must be a pretty good one. Doesn't stop the political machine quoting straight up liars on Twitter claiming the jobs were all part time and full time is down bigly. The jobs report is literally online for you to read. It doesn't say anything remotely like that. In fact part time due to economic reasons is down quite a bit (table A-8). Just literally lying about the report. It's worse than those who rationalize it away by claiming it's made up.
October 7, 20233 yr Had he refused to build the wall it would have been "King Biden thinks he's above congress and doesn't have to follow the law"
October 7, 20233 yr 2 hours ago, Mike31mt said: Prove it. Youre so full of ish. Liar. These were your words... On 8/25/2022 at 3:15 PM, Mike31mt said: Heres my original post before my edit: So how many hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars has Biden blown through just by himself without any taxpayer/voter/congressional input? Ukraine alone has to be nearing a trillion, add this one Now go get your shine box
October 7, 20233 yr 7 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said: These were your words... Now go get your shine box That was a year ago dude, come on already! It's gotta be at least two trillion by now.
October 7, 20233 yr Republicans should be jumping up and down with joy, that Biden is building a wall and Mexico is going to pay for it. He finally gets it. It addresses border Security. Something being complained about since amnesty. Yet because Biden is accomplishing something that Trump failed to do, it's now Biden's fault that he wants to build a wall. Doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But the right never did. Maybe Biden should stick with open borders so Maga can blame him for that instead.
October 7, 20233 yr Facts, the boogey boo of the GOP Biden says he had to use Trump-era funds for the border wall. Asked if barriers work, he says ‘No’ The new construction was announced in June, but the funds were appropriated in 2019 before the Democratic president took office. Biden said he tried to get lawmakers to redirect the money but Congress refused, and the law requires the funding to be used as approved and the construction to be completed in 2023.
October 7, 20233 yr On 10/6/2023 at 10:54 AM, Tnt4philly said: The overall number of jobs rose above pre-pandemic levels in August 2022 and in August 2023 was 4.05 million jobs higher than in February 2020. Workforce size?
October 7, 20233 yr 17 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said: Workforce size? What is the difference in workforce size and overall number of jobs?
October 7, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, Tnt4philly said: What is the difference in workforce size and overall number of jobs? Nonsensical question. Need to understand it to know if that raw number represents any meaningful change
October 7, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, ToastJenkins said: Nonsensical question. Need to understand it to know if that raw number represents any meaningful change The claim being refuted was that the jobs gained back were just replacing jobs lost during covid. Maybe understand the argument before butting in with nonsensical BS.
October 7, 20233 yr 3 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said: The claim being refuted was that the jobs gained back were just replacing jobs lost during covid. Maybe understand the argument before butting in with nonsensical BS. Nah would rather just blow up stupid people arguing partisan idiocy. Which you are both doing here. You are no better than the counterpoint.
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