Did Obama’s Last 3 Years See More Jobs Created Than Trump’s First 3?

[tulc]

Did Obama's Last 3 Years See More Jobs Created Than Trump's First 3?

The following table takes into account all five methods. Each of them demonstrates that the final three years of Obama’s presidency saw significantly superior jobs growth than the first three years of Trump’s presidency.

As the table shows, Obama’s final three years in office saw significantly greater jobs growth than Trump’s fist three years did, no matter where the transition between presidencies is placed. Across the first four different methods, the gap averages out at around 1.5 million jobs — meaning the claim at the center of this fact check was accurate.

tulc(thought this would be of interest)

 

[miamited]

Now tulc,

You know you shouldn't confuse and obfuscate issues with facts when it comes to dealing with what President Trump believes about himself and the things that he's done.

God bless,
In Christ, ted

 

[nonaeroterraqueous]

I'm not one to give credit to Presidents for the creation of jobs, in general. Credit for that goes to the hard-working entrepreneurs who actually made the jobs...which, incidentally, is exactly what Trump, and not Obama, is. Trump actually does business and actually has directly created a good number of jobs, which is more than Obama can say.

 

[tulc]

I'm not one to give credit to Presidents for the creation of jobs, in general. Credit for that goes to the hard-working entrepreneurs who actually made the jobs...which, incidentally, is exactly what Trump, and not Obama, is. Trump actually does business and actually has directly created a good number of jobs, which is more than Obama can say.

...if that's true why is President Trump trying to take credit for something someone else did...and apparently did it a lot better...and not point to the actual things he's done? Like "Trump steaks"? Or "Trump airlines"? or "Trump casinos"? or my personal favorite "Trump University"? That one cost him $25,000,000 in damages for ripping off thousands of people. You mean that kind of "job creator"?
tulc(is just curious)