Americans fault White House "mendacious" unemployment figure

Americans have faulted the unemployment figures released by the White House

The White House said in a tweet on Friday that “The unemployment rate is at the lowest level since 1969.”

“The economy added over 500,000 jobs last month. This is the Biden-Harris economy at work,” the tweet added.

Americans faulted the figure, claiming that it does not reflect the real unemployment figures in the country.

Open Source stated that, “USA has a national debt of $32,000,000,000,000 with annual interest costing taxpayers $1 Trillion this year …..which gets added on top of the $32 Trillion.”

Another concerned citizen reacted in a tweet, “It’s a start, you have to reconcile funds given to corporate America. The impact is not trickling down. It’s not hard you know where money went, treasury knows who got paid.”

While faulting the figure, a an American wrote, “We’ve been over this several times. You can’t count people who were fired for the clot shot/shut down businesses and then rehired as growth. You also don’t get to claim victory for people picking up additional jobs to ensure they can afford food because of you flaming inflation.”

Tommy Pigott tweeted, “Real wages fell at the fastest pace in 40 years.”

“Americans are poorer, with less real disposable income than when Biden took office. A record number of Americans say they are worse off after two years under Biden. This is the Biden-Harris economy at work,” the tweet added.