Anonymous wrote:Jobs report is +130,000 if we want to believe them, however the change in total nonfarm employment for 2025 was revised from +584,000 to +181,000 (seasonally adjusted). So much weaker than initially estimated.

That means that Trump economy only produced 15k jobs a month in 2025. And you know the 130k for January 2026 is a lie. It will eventually be revised downward as well. It was just a year of jobs lost. How is that winning.

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We now have data from Trump's first full year in office. Let's review the performance of Trump and the two parties since 1989 and a new age of globalization began.

However you cut the data Trump continues to have worst jobs record of last six Presidents.

During these 37 years here's the average job growth per year under the two parties:

Democrats - 2,500,000
Republicans - 90,000

In these last 37 years Democratic Presidents have averaged twice as many jobs created PER MONTH - 211,000 - as Republicans have averaged PER YEAR - 90,000.

Of the 52 million jobs created in America since 1989, 51 million, 97%, have been created under Dem Presidents. Essentially all of them.

The economy produced roughly the same number of jobs in Joe Biden’s last full month in office as it produced in Donald Trump’s first full year in office.

And yet, the right wants to call this a "booming economy"

Trump is death for the economy.

181k jobs for the entire year in 2025!! I remember not that long ago, during the Biden administration, when that was considered a bad month, and headlines were all about a slow down and doom and gloom.

Jobs report is +130,000 if we want to believe them, however the change in total nonfarm employment for 2025 was revised from +584,000 to +181,000 (seasonally adjusted). So much weaker than initially estimated.

Anonymous wrote:So the question isn’t whether tomorrow’s jobs report is bad, it’s how bad.

They are doing a lot of advance damage control. I've seen speculation that the revisions will be so bad that it will show either zero or negative job growth for 2025.

Anonymous wrote:Manufacturing sector is in recession

Wait, I thought Tariffs were a job creator? Are you saying Trump lied?

So the question isn’t whether tomorrow’s jobs report is bad, it’s how bad.

Manufacturing sector is in recession

Anonymous wrote:

The 28% are probably the UMC/wealthy.