The U.S. lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs under trump. Why would anyone believe those jobs will be coming back under the same guy? His voters say they like his "policies" lol. Well, those policies led to 200k less manufacturing jobs in this country.
Great job, cult members. Great job.
Originally Posted by tommy156
Nope. As usual, you're being dishonest with the data.
Here are the totals for US manufacturing jobs 1) when Trump took office, 2) three years later, just before the pandemic hit, and 3) when he left office in the midst of the pandemic.
Jan. 2017: 12,366,000
Jan. 2020: 12,785,000
Jan. 2021: 12,188,000
Do the math and you will find that
Trump added 419,000 manufacturing jobs during his first 3 years in office. In 2020, we shed 597,000 manufacturing jobs - not due to Trump or his economic policies, but DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
For you to say Trump's policies led to a (net) drop of almost 200k manufacturing jobs for his entire first 4-year term is thoroughly dishonest. It's a deliberate obfuscation for you to ignore the obvious fact that the 2020 numbers were distorted by covid.
Trump's economic policies were working well, until the pandemic knocked things off track.
And today, after 4 years of Bidenomics, we are only slightly above the peak in manufacturing employment that Trump achieved during his first 3 years.
"Statistics don't lie, but liars use statistics."
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MANEMP