Yeah the Dems tralala'ed to pass two bills that created more job growth than the GOP will ever see.
Under President Biden's administration from early 2021 through mid-2025, the U.S. economy experienced historic job growth and a robust labor market recovery from the pandemic-induced losses. Key points about Biden's job growth include:
Approximately 16.6 million net jobs were added from February 2021 through December 2024, indicating strong monthly job gains sustained over the entire period. This marks the second-longest employment expansion on record, with almost 48 consecutive months of job additions, a unique achievement for any president's full term.
The number of full-time jobs increased by about 8.5% during Biden's term, rising from roughly 125.2 million at the start of 2021 to nearly 135.9 million by January 2025. Full-time employment also surpassed pre-pandemic levels from early 2020.
The unemployment rate dropped significantly from 6.8% when Biden took office to historic lows below 4% for around 27 months, a streak not seen since the 1960s. This drop benefitted marginalized communities, with record-low unemployment for Black workers at 4.8% as of April 2023.
Manufacturing jobs gained momentum under Biden, with more than 775,000 new manufacturing jobs added, a sharp contrast to losses under the previous administration. Policies like the Inflation Reduction Act and infrastructure investments boosted this sector.
Overall, Biden left office with a labor market that was historically strong in terms of jobs and employment rates, supporting real wage and income gains and helping sustain consumer spending and economic resilience amid other challenges.
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