Trump’s First Jobs Report Is Exceptional

Great news from President Trump’s first jobs report as President.

The February jobs numbers were outstanding.  No more Biden bastardization of the numbers.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: For the first time in fifteen months, the job gains for native-born Americans exceeded the job gains for migrant and foreign workers. Employment for native-born workers went up by 284K while foreign born workers went down by 87K.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: For the first time in fifteen months, the job gains for native-born Americans exceeded the job gains for migrant and foreign workers. Employment for native-born workers went up by 284K while foreign born workers went down by 87K. pic.twitter.com/rDoEQww4Yp

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 7, 2025

@POTUS: “Under the final two years of Biden, one in every four jobs created in America was a government job… But under the first full month of President Trump, an incredible 93% of all job gains were in the private sector.”

.@POTUS: “Under the final two years of Biden, one in every four jobs created in America was a government job… But under the first full month of President Trump, an incredible 93% of all job gains were in the private sector.” pic.twitter.com/3Ai1Rskvps

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 7, 2025

POTUS: “During the last year, the Biden administration saw a loss of more than 110K manufacturing jobs or 9K manufacturing jobs every single month — During the first full month in office, we’ve not only stopped the manufacturing collapse, but we’ve begun to rapidly reverse it and get major gains.”

POTUS: “During the last year, the Biden administration saw a loss of more than 110K manufacturing jobs or 9K manufacturing jobs every single month — During the first full month in office, we’ve not only stopped the manufacturing collapse, but we’ve begun to rapidly reverse it… pic.twitter.com/njThXqesr1

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) March 7, 2025

Peter St. Onge had this to say about the job numbers and recording of jobs numbers.  Should government jobs be included in the numbers since they distort the results.

Federal spending is 6.75 trillion, state/local is another 4 trillion. On a GDP of 29 trillion, nearly 40% of our economy may not be real. https://t.co/ZiSl7uIWEk

— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) March 7, 2025