Democrats on the Capitol Hill hammer President Trump and his GOP allies on Friday on Friday Overwhelming job report.
The analysis published by the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) showed that the US employers were added to 73,000 jobs in July -far below the estimates of the economists of 100,000 -while the figures for May and June were dramatically revealed to indicate that the economy was originally reported in these months.
The Democrats say that the disappointing figures are not an accident, but a republican political agenda-reflecting Trump’s efforts to escalate the Federal Government by the Department of Government Efficiency (Doge), which has prioritized the financial well-being of the luxurious at the expense of everyone else.
“This is really bad,” Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL.), Member of the Financial Services Committee, wrote on the social platform X. “The job is obviously slowing down, but the size of the revisions is possibly more threatening in the face of all Doge cuts in BLS and other economic reporting agencies.
“If this volatility is the new normality, we keep an enormous risk premium for the US economy.”
Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) Stacked and found the setting stand directly on Trump’s guidelines, including the numerous tariffs that destabilized global trade and created uncertainties for domestic companies.
“Not surprising bad jobs. Posted on X. “It is even worse that the workplaces were revised by 258,000 in May and June. Terrible. Companies do not want to create jobs in Trump’s chaos economy with tender rule of law and faultless corruption.”
Trump, a billionaire in the Mogul real estate, has focused on promises to apply his business success on Washington. On the campaign path, he swore to end inflation from pandemic on “Day 1” and to take on an economic policy that would introduce a “Renaissance” production throughout America.
“We will take over the work of other countries,” said Trump During a campaign speech in Savannah, Ga., Last September. “We will take your factories.”
Trump’s Republican allies have portrayed the president as an economic visionary and described his political agenda as a liberating force that lowers taxes for consumers and bureaucracy for companies. You have not changed your melody after the jobs were released on Friday.
“This week we saw how the Trump economy shoots on all cylinders: strong economic growth, better trade agreements, wages that exceed the price increases, tamed inflation, and now a labor market that continues to go,” said Rep. Jason Smith (R-Mo.), The chairman of the mighty Ways and the committee on Friday morning.
Smith praised Trump for the creation of jobs in the private sector and not in the government.
“In contrast to the bidges administration, when the taxpayers were forced to pay millions of new bureaucrats, while they get up to their food and gas invoices, President Trump’s economy free the private sector to create new jobs with more financial security for American families,” said Smith.
However, the recent work report on Friday also suggests that economic uncertainty in relation to Trump’s irregular global trade policy undermines the trust of private employers to make recent employees. It also indicates that the “big, beautiful bill” of the Republicans, who signed Trump on July 4, did not alleviate them.
The analysis showed that employment growth in May, June and July Was on the lowest level Since Covid-19, in 2020 he led to a shot-like statistics that Trump’s democratic critics have not overlooked who beat the president for what they see as a broken promise for voters.
“A job in July that reports far below expectations. May and June also revises. The unemployment rate has not seen itself since 2020.” Posted on X.
“Don’t let Donald Trump have a gas light. He fails American and crashes our economy.”
