sea2summit
Elite Member
It's in how it's measured. Look at the calculations. There's a reason one party looks at the jobs and another party looks at unemployment.Think about what you just said.
The U.S. has added hundreds of thousands of jobs each month for the past 22 months because no one wants to work?
ETA both manipulate the data to make it look like their policies increase the total number of jobs or economic strength and while both are measures they are not stand alone measures of economic strength and can go in opposite directions at the same time due to how they are calculated but both align with party policies so look at the trends over the last 30 years for your chosen metric and chances are it will mirror the party in power.