“He just says, ‘Well, I’m going to negotiate a better deal.’ Well, how, what, how..."

[Sinix]

“He just says, ‘Well, I’m going to negotiate a better deal.’ Well, how — what — how exactly are you going to negotiate that? What magic wand do you have? And usually, the answer is he doesn’t have an answer.” ~ Barack Obama 06/01/16

[rocketfish]

that was obama's lowest point while campaigning for hillary.

cause the trump effect happened and corps are staying in the US and investing.

[Sinix]

I wonder what liberals actually think Obama did in business negotiations that would of made him strong at it.

There's major questions if he was even trying in any of those trade deals he worked out for us.

Do people think being well liked around the world makes people want to pay you more money?

[JoshSP1985]

Idiots don't realize Trump has the biggest Trump card in the world and that's US consumption. Every negotiation the US enters should be on favored side.

[Tears]

Typical Hussein b.s.

[PSToolman]

A million jobs in six months is great but it barely covers the increase in population, let alone increasing the participation rate. There were 2 million jobs created last year so we should be seeing more than that if we're to stay on on the same trajectory.

Still, what was Trump's role here? His agenda is supposed to be focused on the manufacturing and energy sectors, where employment numbers are flat, and not on hospitality and health care, where numbers are rising.

[vickissick07]

A million jobs in six months is great but it barely covers the increase in population, let alone increasing the participation rate. There were 2 million jobs created last year so we should be seeing more than that if we're to stay on on the same trajectory.

Still, what was Trump's role here? His agenda is supposed to be focused on the manufacturing and energy sectors, where employment numbers are flat, and not on hospitality and health care, where numbers are rising.

Dance little monkey.

[gixxer0.6g]

[gixxer0.6g]

A million jobs in six months is great but it barely covers the increase in population, let alone increasing the participation rate. There were 2 million jobs created last year so we should be seeing more than that if we're to stay on on the same trajectory.

Still, what was Trump's role here? His agenda is supposed to be focused on the manufacturing and energy sectors, where employment numbers are flat, and not on hospitality and health care, where numbers are rising.

Well to start, in the first 5 months, Obummer created $3 Billion in new regulations. In Trump's first 5 months, he wiped away $22 billion in regulations.

And now, things like this keep happening over and over.



Obama was a job killer and took pride in putting people out of work and on welfare. Four more years of job killing and this country would have been in trouble. So you can thank us for saving it.

[Succeeded]

A million jobs in six months is great but it barely covers the increase in population, let alone increasing the participation rate. There were 2 million jobs created last year so we should be seeing more than that if we're to stay on on the same trajectory.

Still, what was Trump's role here? His agenda is supposed to be focused on the manufacturing and energy sectors, where employment numbers are flat, and not on hospitality and health care, where numbers are rising.

stop with your cope already.

[StoliFun]

Obama was a job killer and took pride in putting people out of work and on welfare. Four more years of job killing and this country would have been in trouble. So you can thank us for saving it.

[neuron]

It's true whether you can see the truth past your delusions all the same.

[WestAfrica]

Idiots don't realize Trump has the biggest Trump card in the world and that's US consumption. Every negotiation the US enters should be on favored side.

Like when Trump was pleading with the Mexican pres to stop making him look bad?

[dhawkeye1980]

A million jobs in six months is great but it barely covers the increase in population, let alone increasing the participation rate. There were 2 million jobs created last year so we should be seeing more than that if we're to stay on on the same trajectory.

Still, what was Trump's role here? His agenda is supposed to be focused on the manufacturing and energy sectors, where employment numbers are flat, and not on hospitality and health care, where numbers are rising.

His job growth has exceeded expectations every month

[fishnbrah]

yeah this .gif really showed your point.

[mynameisuntz]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trend_analysis

[EctoCanuck]

Obama was a job killer and took pride in putting people out of work and on welfare. Four more years of job killing and this country would have been in trouble. So you can thank us for saving it.

Do you see this chart?



Obama's first 9 months in office he was working under Bush and the Republicans last budget which ended on Sept.30/2009.Do you see the millions of job loss'?Do you see the 15 million+ jobs created after Obama submitted his first budget?Did they teach you how to read charts at the trailer park school?

Jobs have been created for a record 80+ months under Obama!

America has recorded a record 98+ months of economic growth under Obama!

(Tempe, Arizona) — Economic activity in the manufacturing sector expanded in July, and the overall economy grew for the 98th consecutive month, say the nation's supply executives in the latest Manufacturing ISM® Report On Business®.

https://www.instituteforsupplymanage...gROB.cfm?SSO=1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trend_analysis

Stop confusing conservatives with facts.............that's my job!!!

[tyqb4]

The Congress has directed the Fed to conduct the nation's monetary policy to support three specific goals: maximum sustainable employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates. These goals are sometimes referred to as the Fed's "mandate."

Maximum sustainable employment is the highest level of employment that the economy can sustain while maintaining a stable inflation rate.

Let's be real for a min, the federal reserve saved our ass. Our politicians are incompetent no matter which side you support. You guys giving them credit when they deserve none only makes things worse.

[elterrible987]

Obama is technically unemployed but bought an $8 million mansion in DC to run an underground campaign using all his contacts and appointed left overs to undermine the authority of the democratically elected President. Nobody is bothered by this?

[Tears]

Thank god, EctoCacuck is here to CTR. I was beginning to wonder if it was past his bedtime.

[StoliFun]

Obama is technically unemployed but bought an $8 million mansion in DC to run an underground campaign using all his contacts and appointed left overs to undermine the authority of the democratically elected President. Nobody is bothered by this?

Thank god, EctoCacuck is here to CTR. I was beginning to wonder if it was past his bedtime.

I keep erratic, unhealthy hours, but Ecto might never sleep.

[EctoCanuck]

I keep erratic, unhealthy hours, but Ecto might never sleep.

Obama never slept while he was saving America and neither will I.........

[Ironsmith29]

A million jobs in six months is great but it barely covers the increase in population, let alone increasing the participation rate. There were 2 million jobs created last year so we should be seeing more than that if we're to stay on on the same trajectory.

Still, what was Trump's role here? His agenda is supposed to be focused on the manufacturing and energy sectors, where employment numbers are flat, and not on hospitality and health care, where numbers are rising.

Typical demented liberal hypocrisy

If the jobs being created dont even cover population growth THEN WHY THE FUK ARE YOU PRO IMMIGRATION

[BeefyMcNasty]

Let's be real for a min, the federal reserve saved our ass.

"Hey guys! I put out this fire that I started in the first place. Praise me!"

[Phil9]

So, we're basically on pace to create around the same number of jobs this year as we did last year? Um, cool story brah? Can someone let everyone know when Trump actually accomplishes something that he didn't inherit? Like signing a meaningful piece of legislation?

I keep erratic, unhealthy hours, but Ecto might never sleep.

You have almost twice the number of posts he does...

His job growth has exceeded expectations every month

March 2017:


US employers added 98,000 nonfarm payrolls in March, far fewer than forecast, according to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released Friday.
Economists had expected the US economy to add 180,000 jobs, according to Bloomberg.


http://www.businessinsider.com/us-jo...t-march-2017-4

May 2017

The pace of job creation in the US slowed by more than expected in May, and less participation in the labor market helped to push the unemployment rate to a 16-year low.
The economy added 138,000 nonfarm payrolls, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday in its monthly report.
Economists had forecast 182,000 nonfarm payrolls and a 4.4% unemployment rate, according to a Bloomberg survey.


http://www.businessinsider.com/us-jo...ort-may-2017-6




Say that again?

[ceizer1985]

Obama was a job killer and took pride in putting people out of work and on welfare. Four more years of job killing and this country would have been in trouble. So you can thank us for saving it.

What level education do you have? 10th Grade? College? Failed Kindergarten?

Just wondering.

[ceizer1985]

So, we're basically on pace to create around the same number of jobs this year as we did last year? Um, cool story brah? Can someone let everyone know when Trump actually accomplishes something that he didn't inherit? Like signing a meaningful piece of legislation?









You have almost twice the number of posts he does...







March 2017:


US employers added 98,000 nonfarm payrolls in March, far fewer than forecast, according to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released Friday.
Economists had expected the US economy to add 180,000 jobs, according to Bloomberg.


http://www.businessinsider.com/us-jo...t-march-2017-4

May 2017

The pace of job creation in the US slowed by more than expected in May, and less participation in the labor market helped to push the unemployment rate to a 16-year low.
The economy added 138,000 nonfarm payrolls, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday in its monthly report.
Economists had forecast 182,000 nonfarm payrolls and a 4.4% unemployment rate, according to a Bloomberg survey.


http://www.businessinsider.com/us-jo...ort-may-2017-6




Say that again?

dhawkeye1980 is just a dumb troll.

[wesleysh21]

Obama is lucky that Wal-Mart exploded under his watch and they decided to open an incredible amount of stores. Seriously, Wal-Mart is now the largest employer in 20 states. That was the biggest problem with the "Obama economy." So many people had jobs they didn't want, didn't make much money or were temporary (like building roads).

[Sinix]

I'd hope Obama would of created some jobs considering the mark he left on our national debt. That repayment from the payout he sent his big bank buddies is something your grandchildren are going to feel the pain of. I hope you Obama people are happy putting your distant offspring in chains before they are even born.

The minute he leaves office consumer and market confidence explodes and the stock market takes off.

What Obama did was the equivalent of taking out a million dollar loan then showing off wealth for a few weeks. There is no accomplishment here but what does Obama care? Lawyer boy looked good during those 8 years, he doesn't have to worry about repayment years down the line.

[EctoCanuck]

Obama is lucky that Wal-Mart exploded under his watch and they decided to open an incredible amount of stores. Seriously, Wal-Mart is now the largest employer in 20 states. That was the biggest problem with the "Obama economy." So many people had jobs they didn't want, didn't make much money or were temporary (like building roads).

Walmart is closing hundreds of stores and laying off thousands of employees

Jan. 15, 2016, 9:09 AM

Walmart is closing 269 stores and laying off thousands of employees.

The move will affect more than 16,000 employees, including 10,000 in the US.

The closings include 154 locations in the US — 102 of which are the company's smallest stores, called Walmart Express, which have been in pilot since 2011.

http://www.businessinsider.com/walma...-stores-2016-1