RNC Chairwoman McDaniel: May jobs numbers a searing indictment of Biden's job-killing policies
Economy And Jobs,Unemployment,Coronavirus Recovery
From his beach home in Delaware, President Joe Biden did what career politicians do best – he tried putting a positive spin on bad news.
After yet another underwhelming jobs report on his watch, Biden tried convincing us that "America is on the move again." He confidently proclaimed that "our plan is working."
What jobs report was Joe Biden looking at? Certainly not the one on Friday that came in 17 percent below economists’ expectations, or the one showing the number of Americans working part-time for economic reasons went up.
If America is on the move as Biden claims, it’s a slow crawl, and not the robust recovery we should be experiencing.
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