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Zero jobs? Try millions, chief. The problem with your argument is that it really was Bush's fault. at the very least he deserves a lions share of the blame:
The economy shed a staggering 5.4 million jobs from Sept 2008 from Sept 2008 to March 2009. the economy shed. The economy was DEAD. You're a right-winger, so it's in your DNA to deflect blame, but its a FACT.
Since then the economy slowly erased those losses. Millions more would have jobs if not for the GOP filibustering dbags blocking job bills at every turn.
Zero jobs? Try millions, chief. The problem with your argument is that it really was Bush's fault. at the very least he deserves a lions share of the blame:
The economy shed a staggering 5.4 million jobs from Sept 2008 from Sept 2008 to March 2009. the economy shed. The economy was DEAD. You're a right-winger, so it's in your DNA to deflect blame, but its a FACT.
Since then the economy slowly erased those losses. Millions more would have jobs if not for the GOP filibustering dbags blocking job bills at every turn.
The economy is not falling apart.
I bolded your contradiction.
This chart is a representation of Obama's employment failure:
There has been a net gain in jobs since Obama took over.
Meaning, he fixed the Republican mess, and the U.S. now poised for further growth.
How'd Bush do with jobs do again, since you brought him up?
I wonder how the tens of millions of people who are long term unemployed think about Obama's fantasy job gains.
Turn off MSNBC for a minute and open your eyes.
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