You didn't specify the makeup of Congress during those times. That's really sad, because you're obviously attempting to make the case that "We good, they bad" while ignoring the gaping hole in your argument.In other words, over the last 35 years, employers have added roughly 51 million jobs in the United States, and 50 million of them — 98% — have been created during Democratic administrations.
Is that true? Actually, yes.
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Why Bill Clinton’s amazing statistic about jobs and Democrats matters
Bill Clinton made a bold claim this week about U.S. job growth under Democratic presidents. It also happened to be true.www.msnbc.com
An undeniable fact
How can that be? Well, there have been four recessions in the United States over the last 35 years: The first began in early 1990, during George H.W. Bush’s Republican administration; the second began in the spring of 2001, during George W. Bush’s Republican administration; the third (and most severe) began in late 2007, also during George W. Bush’s Republican administration; and the fourth began in the spring of 2020, during Donald Trump’s Republican administration.
During that same time period, there have also been periods of rapid American job growth amid economic recoveries: Clinton’s second term, Barack Obama’s second term and Joe Biden’s first term.