May Jobs Report: Another Month Straight of the Jobs Report Crushing Expectations
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And the data is out. The maid job jobs report 172,000. That is a really strong number.
It's another month straight this spring of the job market crushing expectations. 172,000 new jobs added for May. That's more than double the roughly 85,000 positions economists had forecast.
And the latest sign that the labor market is remaining remarkably resilient. Wow. Wow.
172,000 non-farm payrolls were added to the economy in May. The estimate was 85,000 guys. There's a a job market that's hitting on all cylinders.
You've got blowout numbers on the stock market. You report every day. Uh we are blowing away the rest of the world.
These programs are working. It didn't happen by accident. President has recruited from companies around the world $18 trillion of new investment.
People are building factories, creating jobs, creating the the golden age, the boom that is a logical supply side response to the big beautiful bill, the no tax on tips, the no tax on overtime and the rest. And so we're seeing the benefit of that. The fact is that we're getting positive jobs numbers because we've got high wage growth and native born Americans are rushing into the labor market in droves.
The Trump economy is surprising Wall Street analysts over and over again and they need to maybe think about getting the supply side of their model fixed. Economists continue to doubt President Trump. This month we saw 100% of the economists in one survey thought the jobs would come in around 85,000 doubled 172,000.
That this time was double wrong. The time before that was triple wrong because they doubt President Trump. And when you doubt President Trump, you lose.
Loaded Language The phrase 'double wrong' uses emphatic, emotionally charged language to intensify condemnation beyond neutral factual description — for example: double wrong and triple wrong.
Black-and-White Fallacy The sentence presents only two outcomes — doubt Trump and lose, or presumably support Trump and win — with no middle ground or nuance — for example: when you doubt President Trump, you lose
Bandwagon Appeal The universal 'you lose' implies an inevitable collective outcome for anyone who doubts, pressuring conformity through implied universal consequence — for example: when you doubt President Trump, you lose
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