More bad news for the Democrats and other enemies of America.
Weird. The ADP data showed a decline of 33k yesterday. Frankly, I believe the ADP data more. It’s less manipulated.
wait- what about that horrible ADP report from earlier this week the media was pushing??
Watch the DOW set a new high tomorrow.😄👍
Unexpectedly Falls....Higher Than Expected......
Do they ever expect things correctly?.................
Whatever these morons “expect,” expect the exact opposite. I have never seen an industry-—outside of polling-—be so consistently wrong and not go out of business as the “experts.”
The nay-sayers are so accustomed to saying “Won’t work! Won’t work!” in regards to whatever Trump proposes or enacts, they just seem unable to help themselves, in spite of the wealth of evidence that President Trump really CAN do all these “miracles” he forecasts. Promises made, and he overdelivers just about every time.
Maybe it is only temporary, maybe it is just a fool’s paradise, but I am going to enjoy it for as long as I am able.
Sure beats the doom-and-gloom narrative.
The April jobs report was revised up by 11,000, from a gain of 147,000 to 158,000. May was revised up by 5,000 to 144,000.
Take that! Jorge Busho, you lying traitorous pig!
Women, children, minorities, LGTBQ+, hardest hit.
Stoopid tarrifs....
The media will either ignore this or spin it to make Trump look bad.
Count on it.
Oh my, Trump undoing all that hard work Xiden put in.
Real economy employment was not good. These so called good numbers were driven by government and healthcare jobs. Given that both are a huge suck on taxpayers, this is not great news.
Keep your eye on private sector employment and don’t include anything that that’s proceed but lives on the government tit.
Better yet keep your eye on that unemployment number versus the number of adults in the US.
Amazingly few people work in the real economy.
“ Job growth was heavily concentrated in state and local government and in healthcare. A number of other sectors, including manufacturing and professional and business services, were flat or shed jobs.” - WSJ
No the type of job growth to be applauded.