> le conservashits are le fiscally responsible ones
>>74894549
>What are business cycles
>>74894549
>occupy
>fact
>>74894549
>Implying half of those private sector jobs under Obama aren't part-time.
>Bush finishes his term in a recession
>Obama starts his term in recession
>most job growth is from part time jobs
>Minneapolis Fed states that this is the worst recovery on record
Why does an Australian know more about your economy than you do?
Much as I despised Bush just as much as Obongo, the Jews are already enshrining this bullshit for the legacy of "muh first nigger president."
If things are so great economically, why are both parties literally being torn apart for the first time in 100+ years?
Wow, kind of makes think that /pol/ is BTFO for all time and will never recover.
Oh and literally nobody on this board likes Bush, if you do you need to got back to Fox News forums or freerepublic.
>>74894549
>republicans
>>74894549
>+ 7,560,000
That's a shitton of part time bar tenders, wew
>>74895317
Nice cooked numbers, you fucking hack.
>>74894674
came here to post this.
>OP: "Number of sandwiches sold. Pres bush: 1.2 million. Obama: 1.3 million. therefore, obama > bush.
>>74894549
collecting welfare is now considered a job, oh what an age to be alive in.
>>74894549
>>74894549
>Obamacare destroys full-time employment in America
>Everyone who works in retail or food service has their hours cut in half and now must work two jobs
LOOK AT ALL THIS JOB GROWTH
>source : business insider
>>74894549
1 good full time coal mining job became 3 shitty part time McJobs
>>74894549
You are correct that there was much more job growth under Obama than under Bush. However, "fiscal responsibility" in politics does not refer to private sector job growth. It refers to government spending, and more specifically government budget deficits.
Bush roughly doubled the national debt from $5T to $10T, and Obama roughly doubled the national debt from $10T to $20T. Bush took the debt/GDP from ~55% to ~80%, and Obama took it from ~80% to ~105%. So if you actually want to have a discussion about "fiscal responsibility", I think they are relatively equal in that sense.
But yeah, your comment doesn't match your image at all. You should have commented ">le conservashits are job creators" or something because Bush vs. Obama is not a good comparison for your comment, and while your image is true, it has nothing to do with your comment.
>>74895441
You realize that the portion of the Republican Party that would give half a shit about this image is the same part of the party that has been dragged by Trump kicking and screaming rather than willingly following, right? I mean, I get it's bait, but damn.
Also, any lib that sincerely believes this crock of shit has to back Slick Willy's cuck of a wife come the fall, which is a rich irony.
>>74894549
REPUBLICAN CONGRESS. It was the same when Clinton was in office. Congress approves the budgets ffs.
>>74895441
Wait, I was never told conservatives supported Trump. I thought they were all right-leaning moderates and libertarians picking the lesser of the two evils.
>>74896336
If one were to compare the inflation adjusted debt increases for both presidents, who comes out on top? Wouldn't that calculation involve microtranscations? I.E. taking in to account the fact that different transactions occurred at different periods subject to varying inflation fluctuations?
>>74894549
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You were saying, OP?
>>74898073
Obamacares' 30+ hour work-week mandating employers provide health care forced many employers to limit hours to 29 a week. Still need the other 11 of the 40, so there's your "new jobs."
Part time job creation, not job creation.
