Wry Catcher
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That all depends on how you count the jobs, and who is doing the counting. The often-quoted "4 million jobs created" in Obama's last term doesn't mention how many jobs were being lost at the same time.
That's NET jobs you dolt
It isn't "net jobs" when people are dropping out of the workforce and not even being counted any more, zipperhead. Obama also had the worst economic growth this country has ever seen. He was the only President who never had a whole year of 3% GDP growth. His average annual growth rate was only 1.48%, which was the weakest of any expansion since at least 1949.
Q. Why were people leaving the work force
A. Baby Boomers were retiring in very large numbers.
You use of averages are a fools choice.