Trump Just Crushes It With Jobs Report

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Riiiight. A bullshit answer. What a shock.

Now why did Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, New Zealand, Canada, Australia all best the US?

And not even in the top 14.....


Quality of Life
Through all phases of life, these countries treat their citizens well. Scandinavian countries fared well, as did Canada.​

Now if you're talking what country has the top bullshit quotient. The US nails it. Bullshit is the glue that binds us....

All men are equal.
The police is on your side.
Justice is blind.
Business is honest.
God is watching you.
Your standard of living will never decline.
Your vote counts.
The press is free.


 
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Riiiight. A bullshit answer. What a shock.

Now why did Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, New Zealand, Canada, Australia all best the US?

And not even in the top 14.....


Quality of Life
Through all phases of life, these countries treat their citizens well. Scandinavian countries fared well, as did Canada.​

Now if you're talking what country has the top bullshit quotient. The US nails it. Bullshit is the glue that binds us....

All men are equal.
The police is on your side.
Justice is blind.
Business is honest.
God is watching you.
Your standard of living will never decline.
Your vote counts.
The press is free.



Those countries are also lily white. You will get the similar “ happiness” quotient in Idaho, Montana, Utah, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Nebraska, Iowa.

Plus most of those countries aren’t even the size of a good Atlanta traffic jam. Plus they lack any level of creativity. When was the last time you got excited about a play, movie, song, or book from Finland? Or even a simple invention?

Nice try though. You should drink more too, like the Finns, maybe then you could go outside in the sun and have some fun, but don’t drive. Or stick with being a miserable scold, the choice is yours.
 

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FACT CHECK: On the "failed policies" of Obama:
*First 35 months Trump, economy added about 191,000 jobs per month.
Last 35 months of Obama, approx 227,000 jobs each month.
That’s 36,000 fewer jobs each month under Trump*
#SOTU
 

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FACT CHECK: On the "failed policies" of Obama:
*First 35 months Trump, economy added about 191,000 jobs per month.
Last 35 months of Obama, approx 227,000 jobs each month.
That’s 36,000 fewer jobs each month under Trump*
#SOTU
Oh Dust, remember the “ Law of Diminishing Returns.”

Anyways the Democratic Party is trying to erase Obama’s “ legacy.”
 

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"Obama now finds himself lumped by many fellow Democrats on the 2020 campaign trail in much the same category as Bill Clinton — a satisfactory presidency, even a pretty good one, but with too many disappointments and too much incrementalism to be transformational . . ."

"New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, speaking to POLITICO reporters and editors during a newsroom visit Monday, said he gives Obama credit for such achievements as the Affordable Care Act but said: 'We have to go a lot further.'"

You see? That's not "erasing" a legacy; that's wanting to extend it "further" (my very word).
 

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These are all minimum wage jobs that have been added... the middle class is still working 2-3 jobs to live... even Tucker Carlson on Fox News said Trump may not win 2020 because the middle class IS suffering and Trump hasn't been focused on that. One of the reasons Republicans lost the house in 2018 along with healthcare and climate change
 

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FACT CHECK: On the "failed policies" of Obama:
*First 35 months Trump, economy added about 191,000 jobs per month.
Last 35 months of Obama, approx 227,000 jobs each month.
That’s 36,000 fewer jobs each month under Trump*
#SOTU
post-benchmark revision, monthly job growth in the first 37 months of Trump's presidency has averaged 182,000.
 
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Those countries are also lily white. You will get the similar “ happiness” quotient in Idaho, Montana, Utah, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Nebraska, Iowa.

Lilly white? Oh do tell what you mean by that.

Plus most of those countries aren’t even the size of a good Atlanta traffic jam. Plus they lack any level of creativity. When was the last time you got excited about a play, movie, song, or book from Finland? Or even a simple invention?

Nice try though. You should drink more too, like the Finns, maybe then you could go outside in the sun and have some fun, but don’t drive. Or stick with being a miserable scold, the choice is yours.

Translation: I have no cognizant response so I'll just bullshit/KellyAnne Conway through it all. The US isn't in any top ten list of the factors that matter like life expectancy, education, health care, etc. But you keep shaking those pom-poms as the rest of the world laughs at you. Meanwhile only people from "shithole" countries want to move to your upside down paradise where only the rich flourish.
 
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Those countries are also lily white. You will get the similar “ happiness” quotient in Idaho, Montana, Utah, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Nebraska, Iowa.

Plus most of those countries aren’t even the size of a good Atlanta traffic jam. Plus they lack any level of creativity. When was the last time you got excited about a play, movie, song, or book from Finland? Or even a simple invention?

Nice try though. You should drink more too, like the Finns, maybe then you could go outside in the sun and have some fun, but don’t drive. Or stick with being a miserable scold, the choice is yours.
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Heart rate monitor

The first wireless EKG heart rate monitor was invented in 1977 by Seppo Saynajakangas, founder of the sports training computer manufacturing company Polar Electro. Not having a way to accurately record heart rates in athletes, he conceived the idea for the Finnish National Cross Country Ski team to use in training.
The Internet Browser

Well, internet browsers as we know them. The first internet browser with a graphical user interface (in other words, not just plain text) was invented by four Finnish students - Kim Nyberg, Teemu Rantanen, Kati Suominen and Kari Sydanmaanlakka - for their master's project at Helsinki University of Technology. Called Erwise, it was released in 1992, but halted soon after the students graduated. Founder of the World Wide Web Tim Berners-Lee went to Finland and encouraged them to continue with the project, but it didn't have proper funding. Though Erwise is discontinued, it paved the way for the user-friendly web browsing we use today.
Savonius Wind Turbine

Wind turbines are an important part of affordable, clean, and sustainable energy. In 1922, Finnish engineer Sigurd Johannes Savonius invented and later patented the Savonius Wind Turbine. It is a drag-type vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) that can be used in areas with very turbulent wind coming from all directions. It uses three cup-like blades and it's much quieter than other turbines.
Safety reflector

Finnish farmer Arvi Lehti invented the safety reflector for use on his horse carts during long, dark winters. Now, pedestrians are required by law to wear reflectors when traveling in dark conditions in Finland. Countries that use reflectors have the lowest pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries, and it keeps bikers, joggers, and others on the road safe too. This is because they can be seen at more than three times the distance as they would be without a reflector, giving drivers time to slow down or move over.
Linux

Finnish inventor Linus Torvalds was still a computer science student in 1991 when he created his own operating system for his PC; and he made his brainchild universally available and free. It was licensed in a way that requires source code changes be publicly available, setting the stage for open-source software. Nowadays, Linux is everywhere, and a machine likely running Linux has sent you to this web page. Linux can be recognized by its logo, a penguin named Tux.
SMS (texting)

It's hard to imagine a world without texting these days. Mobile phones were originally intended for businessmen on the road, but soon ordinary people were buying the phones for personal use. Short for Short Message Service, SMS was pioneered by Matti Makkonen while working for Nokia Networks and Tele Finland. He pitched the concept of text messaging over cellular networks in 1984 and helped get the ball rolling on the technology in its earliest days during the 1990's.

You're a jingoistic idiot.
 
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And with all the talk about Obama's legacy how about Mitch McConnell's legacy of attempting to and succeeding in blocking a big part of Obama and the democrats effort to help the middle class. ObamaCare made it through in spite of republicans not because of them. But there are a host of initiatives and bills that Moscow Mitch killed.

What president ever had the opposing party meet on your inauguration day to plot to block EVERYTHING?

Blocked

Mitch McConnell calls for bipartisanship after obstructing Obama’s agenda

The Victory of ‘No’
The GOP’s unprecedented anti-Obama obstructionism was a remarkable success. And then it handed the party to Donald Trump.

Blocked his agenda just because and then call your policies a failure. How can that be? Ohh it be alright. So when I hear the middle class is suffering I wonder where they were when Mitch and the Tea Party were stripping them of their livelihood watching the Bachelorette or Keeping Up With The Kardashians I suppose not reading what the monsters in government are up to.
 
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Electric sail

Also called an electric solar wind sail or E-sail, the electric sail was invented in 2006 by Pekka Janhunen at the Finnish Meteorological Institute. It's a form of spacecraft propulsion that uses the dynamic pressure of solar winds as a means of thrust. An electric field is formed with small wires, which deflects solar wind protons and extracts their momentum. It can be used for fast missions to planet Uranus, to study the sun at a closer distance, or other solar system explorations. The propulsion system could send a spacecraft to the edge of our solar system (the heliopause) three times faster than ever before.
Heart rate monitor

The first wireless EKG heart rate monitor was invented in 1977 by Seppo Saynajakangas, founder of the sports training computer manufacturing company Polar Electro. Not having a way to accurately record heart rates in athletes, he conceived the idea for the Finnish National Cross Country Ski team to use in training.
The Internet Browser

Well, internet browsers as we know them. The first internet browser with a graphical user interface (in other words, not just plain text) was invented by four Finnish students - Kim Nyberg, Teemu Rantanen, Kati Suominen and Kari Sydanmaanlakka - for their master's project at Helsinki University of Technology. Called Erwise, it was released in 1992, but halted soon after the students graduated. Founder of the World Wide Web Tim Berners-Lee went to Finland and encouraged them to continue with the project, but it didn't have proper funding. Though Erwise is discontinued, it paved the way for the user-friendly web browsing we use today.
Savonius Wind Turbine

Wind turbines are an important part of affordable, clean, and sustainable energy. In 1922, Finnish engineer Sigurd Johannes Savonius invented and later patented the Savonius Wind Turbine. It is a drag-type vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) that can be used in areas with very turbulent wind coming from all directions. It uses three cup-like blades and it's much quieter than other turbines.
Safety reflector

Finnish farmer Arvi Lehti invented the safety reflector for use on his horse carts during long, dark winters. Now, pedestrians are required by law to wear reflectors when traveling in dark conditions in Finland. Countries that use reflectors have the lowest pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries, and it keeps bikers, joggers, and others on the road safe too. This is because they can be seen at more than three times the distance as they would be without a reflector, giving drivers time to slow down or move over.
Linux

Finnish inventor Linus Torvalds was still a computer science student in 1991 when he created his own operating system for his PC; and he made his brainchild universally available and free. It was licensed in a way that requires source code changes be publicly available, setting the stage for open-source software. Nowadays, Linux is everywhere, and a machine likely running Linux has sent you to this web page. Linux can be recognized by its logo, a penguin named Tux.
SMS (texting)

It's hard to imagine a world without texting these days. Mobile phones were originally intended for businessmen on the road, but soon ordinary people were buying the phones for personal use. Short for Short Message Service, SMS was pioneered by Matti Makkonen while working for Nokia Networks and Tele Finland. He pitched the concept of text messaging over cellular networks in 1984 and helped get the ball rolling on the technology in its earliest days during the 1990's.

You're a jingoistic idiot.

I got you to “brillo pad” the internet! I love it!
 
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