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Web of lies.

When the June jobs report came out, President Joe Biden crowed that it was “Bidenomics in action.”

But behind the happy talk of the White House statement, buried in the depths of a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is the revelation that more than five million Americans who are not working were not counted in the unemployment rate, which stands at 3.6 percent. . . .

Source Article (westernjournal.com)

Web of lies. >When the June jobs report came out, President Joe Biden crowed that it was “Bidenomics in action.” >But behind the happy talk of the White House statement, buried in the depths of a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is the revelation that **more than five million Americans who are not working were not counted in the unemployment rate, which stands at 3.6 percent.** . . . [Source Article](https://www.westernjournal.com/govt-admits-millions-unemployed-people-not-counted-latest-job-stats/)

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Dont make me defend biden, but this is the definition of 'unemployment rate'. They gave up finding a job, so theyre excluded from this rate of job loss.

The total number of unemployed (which is totally different), or underemployed has always been more important but less used because it looks terrible