Biden Lied To The End – Biden’s Last Job Numbers Were Fake – Revised Down After Revoving Almost 1 Million Fake Jobs

Biden was a fake President and a corrupt fake President at that! After all of the shady and illgal shit that the democrats pulled over the last 4 years, now we’re learning how all of the numbers they put out during Biden’s entire presidency were fake as shit, and inflated to make Biden not look retarded. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) admitted that 911,000 jobs Biden claimed to have created were never created at all.

Let’s look at the fake jobs numbers that the Biden Administration liars put out just before the election, claiming that the US Economy added almost 1 million fake jobs that never existed.

So, the growth of the US Economy was less than half what Biden, the democrats and their fake news liars told us. None of this is shocking in the least though, as we are used to the democrats lying and cheating their way into power.

The U.S. economy added nearly a million fewer jobs in the year through March 2025 than previously reported, according to preliminary figures released Tuesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The revision, the largest on record, suggests job growth during that period was running at roughly half the pace initially believed.

The BLS said payrolls will likely be revised down by 911,000 jobs, or 0.6 percent. That reduces total employment gains for the 12 months ending in March to about 850,000, compared with the 1.8 million originally reported. On a seasonally adjusted basis, average monthly job growth drops from about 147,000 to just over 70,000.

The downward adjustment hits nearly every industry and most states. Wholesale and retail trade accounted for the largest share of the shortfall, followed by leisure and hospitality, professional and business services, and manufacturing. Information employment was revised down by more than 2 percent, the steepest cut in percentage terms.

A Weaker Inheritance

The revision recasts the economic backdrop at the start of President Donald Trump’s second term. Far from inheriting a booming labor market, Trump stepped into office amid an economy that was already weaker than believed. What was described at the time as a historically strong job market now appears far less robust.

In June 2024, White House economic adviser Jared Bernstein told the New York Times that “it’s beyond question that this is one of the strongest labor markets that we’ve ever seen.” Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said in December that “the U.S. economy has just been remarkable… performing very, very well.” Both statements rested on payroll data that has now been sharply revised down.

At the time, analysts argued that voters were discounting plentiful jobs in favor of focusing on inflation. The new data suggests voters weren’t overlooking strength — they were detecting weakness obscured by inflated statistics.

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