Senile Biden's job numbers are SO BAD that CNBC thought there was a typo

[berryberry]

Utterly embarrassing. These are abysmal jobs numbers. Add in where inflation is heading, plus supply chain issues and America under Senile Biden is no longer winning.

But hey, no mean tweets

Hope all the idiots who voted for this imbecile are happy

https://t.co/TDAuLd4uMO

[berryberry]

Think about it - Senile Biden now owns the record for the largest disappointment in US history.

And he’s just getting started.

The U.S. added just 266k jobs in April, way under the nearly 1 million that economists expected as the unemployment rate ticked *up* to 6.1%. Economists were hoping for a figure roughly 1 million jobs larger — making this the biggest miss, relative to expectations, in the history of the payrolls report.

https://t.co/XdOy9wImPO

[berryberry]

Oh and look, the DNC run media all covered it up

ABC's @GMA eagerly predicted a "blockbuster jobs report" but never updated viewers with the actual abysmal numbers. @CBSThisMorning and @TODAYshow completely ignored the bad news

[bambino]

This billboard says it all;


https://www.fox5dc.com/news/controve...causing-a-stir

[berryberry]

Let's let the media put April's job report in perspective, Senile Biden:

"It looks like it was a big disappointment"
"We have some issues here"
"Worst miss...since '98"
"Giant miss"
"This is a disappointment"

https://twitter.com/townhallcom/stat...778161666?s=20

[berryberry]

Rising unemployment, gas lines and shortages, soaring inflation. Senile Biden’s been president for barely 3 months, and he’s already taken the U.S. back to Carter’s malaise from the late 1970s.