We all know Jotato was the dude that saved the US economy after Trump's disastrous handling of the Covid-19 Psyop....lol

Forget about the millions of people who were finally forced to return to work because the Jotato Regime cutoff the Covid-19 money spigot, yes all that BS was added to Jotato's bogus job creation numbers, but it's those 1.5 million government jobs Jotato added that's truly impressive.

From Google AI.....

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Based on data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the government sector experienced significant growth under the Biden administration, particularly in 2023. Government employment (spanning federal, state, and local levels) grew by over 1.4 million jobs during the first three years of the administration (2021–2023).

Total Government Jobs Created by Year
2021: +392,000 jobs
2022: +299,000 jobs
2023: +709,000 jobs
Total (2021-2023): 1.4 million jobs

But wait, there is some good news. Trump 2.0 has whacked nearly 275k government jobs in 2025 so there is some progress on downsizing the bloated federal government. I think if Trump can eliminate the nearly 1.5 million government workers hired during Jotato's Reign of Terror and then tack another 2-3 million on to that 1.5 million.......now we're making some real progress.

How many Biden Administration jobs were lost after the final jobs revision tally was complete? Per Peter Navarro, nearly 2 million.

From Google AI....

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Key Details on Downward Revisions:

Major 2025 Revision: The preliminary annual benchmark revision released in September 2025 indicated that job growth for the 12 months ending in March 2025 was overstated by 911,000, representing one of the largest revisions on record.

2024 Revision: In August 2024, the BLS announced a downward revision of 818,000 jobs for the period of April 2023 through March 2024.

Impacted Sectors: The largest downward revisions occurred in professional and business services, leisure and hospitality, retail trade, and manufacturing.

Context: While these revisions significantly lowered the initial estimates of job growth, the administration still reported high gross job gains during its term prior to these adjustments.