This story was originally published by the WND News Center.
A new jobs report revision, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, confirmed that for the year ending in March, meaning most of the activity was during the regime of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, there were 911,000 fewer jobs created than reported being created.
That's an average of almost 76,000 fake jobs counted being added per month, and that triggered the Liberty Daily's headline, "Revised jobs numbers show now nearly a MILLION fake jobs were reported to make Commiela Harris look better."
The Daily Caller News Foundation noted the report "comes after job growth slowed in August, with the U.S. economy adding just 22,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, according to data released Friday by BLS."
The discrepancy between jobs created and jobs reported created was "even worse than the downward adjustment of 700,000 that was previously projected, Axios reported on Tuesday."
The numbers come from the BLS after President Donald Trump fired BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer last month, alleging she had "faked the Jobs Numbers" before the 2024 election to "boost" Harris."
Trump then appointed economist Dr. E.J. Antoni to replace McEntarfer.
"BLS's massive downward revision of last year's jobs numbers confirms what Main Street has long known: The Biden labor market was far softer than topline numbers indicated," charged Alfredo Ortiz, CEO of Job Creators Network, in a statement provided to the Daily Caller News Foundation. "President Trump inherited a weak labor market, which the Federal Reserve has kept stagnant through artificially high interest rates."
He continued, "Lower interest rates, combined with Trump's policies of tax cuts, deregulation, and pro-energy initiatives, will jumpstart the economy in the months to come. New JCN polling finds that nearly all small businesses plan to use their tax cut savings to expand, hire, raise wages, or invest in their communities. This massive revision also proves Trump correct in replacing the head of the BLS with Heritage Foundation economist E.J. Antoni. It gives new urgency to his confirmation to fix the mess at the BLS."
In a statement provided to WND, Dan Varroney, of Potomac Core Consulting, said, "These numbers are worse than expected and they reinforce the call for bold and aggressive action by the Federal Reserve when they meet next week."
He said, "High borrowing costs are crushing small businesses, slowing homebuilding, and threatening the very growth that has kept our economy resilient. To stem the tide of job losses, the Fed must move decisively and approve three consecutive 50 basis points interest rate cuts."
He added, "Consider what's at stake: Small businesses account for nearly 44% of U.S. GDP. They make up more than 97% of exporters. They are the backbone of communities, from Main Street retailers to construction firms to small manufacturers. When small businesses thrive, America thrives. When they stall, the consequences ripple across the entire economy."
Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer explained the massive correction gives Americans "even more reason to doubt the integrity of data being published by BLS."
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, "Today, the BLS released the largest downward revision on record proving that President Trump was right: Biden's economy was a disaster and the BLS is broken. This is exactly why we need new leadership to restore trust and confidence in the BLS's data on behalf of the financial markets, businesses, policymakers, and families that rely on this data to make major decisions.
"Much like the BLS has failed the American people, so has Jerome 'Too Late' Powell – who has officially run out of excuses and must cut the rates now."
The White House called the massive revision "another blunder in the lengthy history of inaccuracies and incompetence at BLS."
