Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting fact: during the 8 years of Obama/Biden the US lost 293k manufacturing jobs
Another interesting fact: in the first 2 years of Trump/Pence the US gained 453k manufacturing jobs.
Citation please.
+1 I don't believe that data at all. You need to provide a source.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MANEMP
Do two searches: one on the Obama admin and another Trump. PP’s claims are very close to true.
FRED doesn't show the data the PP stated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting fact: during the 8 years of Obama/Biden the US lost 293k manufacturing jobs
Another interesting fact: in the first 2 years of Trump/Pence the US gained 453k manufacturing jobs.
Citation please.
+1 I don't believe that data at all. You need to provide a source.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MANEMP
Do two searches: one on the Obama admin and another Trump. PP’s claims are very close to true.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting fact: during the 8 years of Obama/Biden the US lost 293k manufacturing jobs
Another interesting fact: in the first 2 years of Trump/Pence the US gained 453k manufacturing jobs.
Citation please.
+1 I don't believe that data at all. You need to provide a source.
Anonymous wrote:I think Biden will defeat Trump easily.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/how-joe-biden-could-win-the-2020-democratic-nomination/
Joe Biden has officially entered the 2020 presidential race. His case to win the 2020 Democratic nomination is fairly simple: As Barack Obama’s two-term vice president, he’s the most familiar brand in the field. He’s ahead in the polls (it’s emphatically not a tie for the lead with Bernie Sanders; Biden’s polling is quite a bit better). He’s also the best-performing Democrat in polls against President Trump, and he gains a lot of support from Democrats on the basis of his perceived electability. And while he might not be the most liberal Democrat, that isn’t necessarily a disadvantage; roughly half of voters in the Democratic primary identify as moderate or conservative,1 which could be a plus in a field where many candidates are running to the left.
Joe Biden has officially entered the 2020 presidential race. His case to win the 2020 Democratic nomination is fairly simple: As Barack Obama’s two-term vice president, he’s the most familiar brand in the field. He’s ahead in the polls (it’s emphatically not a tie for the lead with Bernie Sanders; Biden’s polling is quite a bit better). He’s also the best-performing Democrat in polls against President Trump, and he gains a lot of support from Democrats on the basis of his perceived electability. And while he might not be the most liberal Democrat, that isn’t necessarily a disadvantage; roughly half of voters in the Democratic primary identify as moderate or conservative,1 which could be a plus in a field where many candidates are running to the left.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting fact: during the 8 years of Obama/Biden the US lost 293k manufacturing jobs
Another interesting fact: in the first 2 years of Trump/Pence the US gained 453k manufacturing jobs.
Citation please.
Anonymous wrote:biden's first fundraiser is tomorrow night in philly at the home of comcast's top lobbyist. will be co-hosted by a huge health insurance ceo.
he is totally tone deaf.
Anonymous wrote:Interesting fact: during the 8 years of Obama/Biden the US lost 293k manufacturing jobs
Another interesting fact: in the first 2 years of Trump/Pence the US gained 453k manufacturing jobs.
Anonymous wrote:Interesting fact: during the 8 years of Obama/Biden the US lost 293k manufacturing jobs
Another interesting fact: in the first 2 years of Trump/Pence the US gained 453k manufacturing jobs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For Biden to invoke the race baiting nonsense the media fed the public about Trump's comments on Charlottesville is disappointing.
+1.
He's already lost independents
Anonymous wrote:For Biden to invoke the race baiting nonsense the media fed the public about Trump's comments on Charlottesville is disappointing.