Did Biden add 13 million jobs or were the 13 million RE-HIRED employees that were let go due COVID ?

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Biden’s Job Growth Chart Ignores Impact of Pandemic​

But Biden misleadingly contrasts that with a loss of jobs under former President Donald Trump — a loss that occurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.
By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.

By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But the comparison with Trump is missing some glaringly obvious context. The average monthly job growth under Trump was 180,000 per month before the pandemic hit.
Biden’s chart, titled “Jobs Created by President,” also leaves the misleading impression that presidents are responsible for all the job creation, or loss, during their time in office.
But there are many economic factors outside the control of a president (see: COVID-19).

 

Biden’s Job Growth Chart Ignores Impact of Pandemic​

But Biden misleadingly contrasts that with a loss of jobs under former President Donald Trump — a loss that occurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.
By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.

By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But the comparison with Trump is missing some glaringly obvious context. The average monthly job growth under Trump was 180,000 per month before the pandemic hit.
Biden’s chart, titled “Jobs Created by President,” also leaves the misleading impression that presidents are responsible for all the job creation, or loss, during their time in office.
But there are many economic factors outside the control of a president (see: COVID-19).

I know this is 100% true. oh, the real inflation numbers are closer to 40% as well.
 
More full time than Trump had at his peak for every single week in the last 2+ years.

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I wonder how many of these new jobs are people having to take on a second job to afford the necessities Biden has drove the price of up. More people needing two jobs to make ends meet isn’t the brag Biden and his supporters think it is
 
I wonder how many of these new jobs are people having to take on a second job to afford the necessities Biden has drove the price of up. More people needing two jobs to make ends meet isn’t the brag Biden and his supporters think it is

Our President signed a $1.2 trillion Infrastructure bill that provides high paying Construction jobs
 

Biden’s Job Growth Chart Ignores Impact of Pandemic​

But Biden misleadingly contrasts that with a loss of jobs under former President Donald Trump — a loss that occurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.
By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.

By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But the comparison with Trump is missing some glaringly obvious context. The average monthly job growth under Trump was 180,000 per month before the pandemic hit.
Biden’s chart, titled “Jobs Created by President,” also leaves the misleading impression that presidents are responsible for all the job creation, or loss, during their time in office.
But there are many economic factors outside the control of a president (see: COVID-19).

Most were rehire.
 
Biden added 15 million jobs

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Math isn't your strong point. By the time Trump left office, there were still 9.4 million jobs lost due to the pandemic. Biden says he added 13 million jobs since taking office. So, the true number of jobs Biden added is 3.6 million. The other 9.4 million were jobs that people came back to after losing their jobs by the Fauci - China virus. Where do you get 15 million? Also, most of the 9.4 million jobs ended up not full time either. Just like Obama, the jobs Biden brought were part-time second and third jobs to make ends meet. Especially since you have the inflation subtracted from their incomes. Blacks real income is down by $12,000 a year.
 

Biden’s Job Growth Chart Ignores Impact of Pandemic​

But Biden misleadingly contrasts that with a loss of jobs under former President Donald Trump — a loss that occurred because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.
By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Employment under Trump was positive until the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April 2020, as efforts to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus led to business closures and layoffs.

By the time Trump left office in January 2021, employment had partly rebounded, but was still 9.4 million jobs below the February 2020 peak, according to the official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But the comparison with Trump is missing some glaringly obvious context. The average monthly job growth under Trump was 180,000 per month before the pandemic hit.
Biden’s chart, titled “Jobs Created by President,” also leaves the misleading impression that presidents are responsible for all the job creation, or loss, during their time in office.
But there are many economic factors outside the control of a president (see: COVID-19).

I didn't go back to work until 2021 after ten years of being disabled, so no rehire here.
 
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Math isn't your strong point. By the time Trump left office, there were still 9.4 million jobs lost due to the pandemic. Biden says he added 13 million jobs since taking office. So, the true number of jobs Biden added is 3.6 million. The other 9.4 million were jobs that people came back to after losing their jobs by the Fauci - China virus. Where do you get 15 million? Also, most of the 9.4 million jobs ended up not full time either. Just like Obama, the jobs Biden brought were part-time second and third jobs to make ends meet. Especially since you have the inflation subtracted from their incomes. Blacks real income is down by $12,000 a year.
Did you tell Barry Barnes?
 
Nope, 15 million people came back to work after Covid…that’s not creating jobs, that’s just people returning to normal life
Then you should have zero problem proving the existence of the jobs and their quantity both pre and post covid
 
We had a big resignation during covid. One more mass resignation ofb5 million workers would improve everything overnight.
 

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