Report--Over HALF of All New American Jobs in the Past 5 Years are in TWO States

Can you guess which two?

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The Answer is.....FLORIDA and TEXAS!

Of all the jobs added in the last five years, since before the pandemic, Texas and Florida are carrying the load.

More than half of the nation's jobs created in the past five years have come in two states: Texas and Florida.

They're at the forefront of a job creation revolution in which states with lower wages and a lower cost of living are gaining the highest share of new jobs, according to a new Stateline analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

That's right...MOST (Over 50%) of Joe Biden's much bragged about new job creation are not from leftist democrat-controlled bastions like New York or California...

Massachusetts, New York, and California - all states that tout their "high wages" - saw themselves fall out of the top 10 of job creation states.

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PROOF...that there is no substitute for business Incentives, low taxes and conservative government...EVERYTHING Joe Biden is against...and that Donald Trump promises.

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they are raycist.

Literally Hitler.

Second line: Literally.

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You do realize you are advocating for lower wages and lower standards of living? I will agree to some extent but these numbers are all kinda wack. Many factors have not been taken into account. For starters what number of those jobs are part time vs full time? How many require specific training? If one of the state cannot provide training nor full time positions yet can offer crap jobs that require no skill, then sure they can make the list.

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OK, but I find "Opinions of actual statistics" -- tend to cherry pick.

The real thing might be better.

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You do realize you are advocating for lower wages and lower standards of living? I will agree to some extent but these numbers are all kinda wack. Many factors have not been taken into account. For starters what number of those jobs are part time vs full time? How many require specific training? If one of the state cannot provide training nor full time positions yet can offer crap jobs that require no skill, then sure they can make the list.

List? Lists are facist. Are you a facist?

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OK, but I find "Opinions of actual statistics" -- tend to cherry pick.

The real thing might be better.

NOT THE BEE -- These media sources are moderate to strongly biased toward conservative causes through story selection and/or political affiliation. They may utilize strong loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by using appeal to emotion or stereotypes), publish misleading reports, and omit information reporting that may damage conservative causes. Some sources in this category may be untrustworthy.

Have you verified this information with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics?

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You do realize you are advocating for lower wages and lower standards of living? I will agree to some extent but these numbers are all kinda wack. Many factors have not been taken into account. For starters what number of those jobs are part time vs full time? How many require specific training? If one of the state cannot provide training nor full time positions yet can offer crap jobs that require no skill, then sure they can make the list.

We're looking forward to your analysis and quotes from the statistics. 😀

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I sometimes get blocked pages notices for sites, but the Bee site did not set anything off at all, no page popped up or virus sound warnings. Most warnings I get is a http warning...no proof of a secure site. But the wife gets a lot of antivirus warnings and virus found warnings with removal from her Knitting sites....seems strange that those sites would be targeted so much

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Many factors have not been taken into account. For starters what number of those jobs are part time vs full time? How many require specific training? If one of the state cannot provide training nor full time positions yet can offer crap jobs that require no skill, then sure they can make the list.

You mean, the same jobs the Biden administration is claiming responsibility for? Don't worry, I'm sure they factored in all of the above before taking credit.

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But...but that can't be !!!

Those are evil baddy baddy republican conservative states !!!!


Wahhhh
WAhhhh
I want my mommy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Combine that with the fact of 25% of new jobs being for the government.....

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OK, but I find "Opinions of actual statistics" -- tend to cherry pick.

The real thing might be better.

NOT THE BEE -- These media sources are moderate to strongly biased toward conservative causes through story selection and/or political affiliation. They may utilize strong loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by using appeal to emotion or stereotypes), publish misleading reports, and omit information reporting that may damage conservative causes. Some sources in this category may be untrustworthy.

You say this as your are raising your child child as autistic and trans.

I mean you live your life how you wish but to pretend that you have the inside curve on information aggregation sans bias is laughably absurd.

If you have the statistics to deny the OP, then by all means lets see them.

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That's right...MOST (Over 50%) of Joe Biden's much bragged about new job creation are not from leftist democrat-controlled bastions like New York or California...

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notthebee.com...

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So what?

Biden never claimed they would be. Quite the opposite, actually. Biden's signature Infrastructure Act was bipartisan. That's why he could get it passed and Trump never could. Trump is the exact opposite of bipartisan. The whole point was to invest in manufacturing and infrastructure all over the country where it was needed, not on the basis of whether a district was red or blue. And that's pretty much how it's been.

The most recent example is the giant EV battery battery plant in Berkley County, South Carolina. Biden's Energy Department made a 2 Billion dollar loan available from the Infrastructure Act to build a first of its kind EV battery recycling and manufacturing plant in the deep red county. It will add 1,500 jobs locally.

Most Americans think that's how it should be, IMHO.

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How adorable.

Some of us are old enough to remember Solyndra.

You being a boomer should.........


Most Americans are wondering how they are currently going to pay for groceries but do go on to justify how Biden's plans are working for the American people.

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Is that from new data? 2023 was Nevada in first place.

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