At his rallies and on Truth Social, Trump has threatened voting officials, judges, DAs, and witnesses in his trials. His MAGA supporters follow his dictates and send countless death threats to these people to intimidate them. Trump is now targeting any voters who will not support him and rallying the MAGA crowd to violently threaten these voters. We can expect to see Trump's rhetoric targeting voters increase over the coming weeks. His new strategy is to keep voters who don't support him away from the polls via threats of violence.
The cultists are also losing whatever was left of their miserable minds. The border.....the border....the border , is all they got. Stephen Miller loses it: 'They're trying to imprison, bankrupt, and destroy Donald Trump!' Trump adviser Stephen Miller exploded with anger on Fox News because he said Democrats were "trying to imprison, bankrupt, and destroy Donald Trump." "What we do know is that we are witnessing election interference now in real time on two fronts." "They're trying to imprison, bankrupt, and destroy Donald Trump using the awesome power of the state, like something out of a failed third-world country, and they're leaving our border wide open to import a new generation of voters that they believe will be more favorable to big government and top-down control!" he shouted. "That's their plan. And so I will tell you what is happening on the border every single day is one of the greatest crimes in human history!"
Initial US employment reports overstated by 439,000 jobs in 2023 8.7 million Americans, a record high, hold multiple jobs to make ends meet There’s something wrong with previous U.S. jobs reports. The government quietly erased 439,000 jobs through November 2023, a closer look at the numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows. That means its initial jobs results were inflated by 439,000 positions, and the job market is not as healthy as the government suggests. Since the government wiped out 439,000 jobs after the fact, the total percentage of jobs created by the government last year is even higher. Increased government hiring has been driving the jobs numbers higher. "Time to stop trading off the payroll data," tweeted David Rosenberg, founder of Rosenberg Research Associates. By his calculations, he says the downward revisions came to "an epic 443,000," adding, "more than 40% of payroll growth in 2023" came from "the fairy tale ‘Birth-Death’ model" the BLS uses to "guesstimate" its jobs reports. Again, the government sector in December ranked high in job creation. It created 52,000 jobs in the final month of 2023. As FOX Business's Edward Lawrence points out, that brings the three-month average of jobs created by the government sector to 50,000 per month. Lawrence says Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su "would not answer if this is sustainable when I pressed her." The problem of overstated jobs numbers is not a new one. In August 2023, the BLS issued a preliminary revision for the 12 months through March 2023 showing U.S. job growth for that period was overstated by a net 306,000 jobs. That’s 25,500 fewer jobs on average per month in that period. Private sector job creation also was adjusted lower by 358,000 in that period, while government payrolls were revised by an increase of 52,000. People move a wooden pallet in Manhattan Jan. 5, 2024, in New York City. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images / Getty Images) The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank in December 2022 also raised eyebrows when its algorithms predicted the BLS had overreported jobs growth by 1.1 million in the second quarter of that year. The president, too, has been accused of taking too much credit for the job numbers. He claimed he created 13 million to 14 million jobs. But economists and market analysts have pointed out those were jobs the U.S. economy clawed back after pandemic shutdowns erased 22 million jobs. In reality, the economy under President Biden "added back" all the jobs lost in the pandemic and has "created" 4.86 million jobs since February 2020. That’s a ho-hum result. Plus, the economy "added back" all the manufacturing jobs lost in the pandemic and "created" 201,000 manufacturing jobs. Just 6,000 were created in December 2023. Manufacturing jobs are highly important. They create a halo effect for other sectors, be it in the service industry or health care. The manufacturing sector has been in contraction for 14 straight months. Today, U.S. labor force participation is at a historically low 62.5%. As Edward Lawrence reports, the December jobs report shows 683,000 workers dropped out of the labor force. A record high 8.69 million people now hold multiple jobs to make ends meet. The economy lost 1.5 million full-time workers since June of last year, while adding 796,000 part-time workers. That means more workers are holding down multiple jobs to pay for a higher cost of living due to a cumulative 17.4% inflation rate under this White House.