Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
June 3, 2016
Whoops!
The U.S. job market slowed dramatically in May, according to government data released Friday, adding just 38,000 jobs despite other signs that the economy was picking up steam after a weak start to the year.
Job growth in May was the weakest since 2010, when the country was still clawing back from the Great Recession and thousands of workers were joining the ranks of the unemployed. The Labor Department also lowered its estimate of hiring in March and April by 59,000 jobs.
In addition, the unemployment rate fell from 5 percent to 4.7 percent, though the decline was primarily due to a contraction in the labor force.
The solution here is obviously more third world immigrants.
They live on welfare, so we have to work to pay for them. This creates jobs.