Carter's Avg Annual Jobs Creation Dwarfed Reagan's
[QUOTE=Canada;2560338]I don't know who makes this up and I don't know anyone but you that could believe such crap as you posted but possibly you could have gotten it from CNN. They make this kind of crap up all the time.
Carter didn't win a 2Nd term because he was the worse president ever for inflation and the economy. Not for long though. Biden has done more Carter crap in 4 months than Carter did in 4 years. Biden definitely takes the title away from Carter. At least Biden gets rid of worst VP ever. Harris will win that in a landslide.
Reagan would have won a third term with his economy. Newscaster were fairly honest back in the Reagan years but now the media is just a platform of propaganda for the Democratic Party. No real news anymore from CNN, MSNBB, ABC, CBS or NBC nationally. Locally a little better.[/QUOTE]You clearly were the perfect dupe target for the mainstream media punditry that helped Reagan win that election. And re-election. Carter's record on average annual jobs creation is among the best of all time. Maybe second or third only to Clinton and JFK/LBJ. His record on it dwarfed that of Reagan. And, unlike Reagan, he didn't have to triple the National Debt to do it. His "recession" was one of the shortest and smallest of all time. And it was purposely induced by Fed Chairman Paul Volker by raising Fed Funds rates in order to (drum roll) cool down an overheated economy that was producing many more jobs than there were applicants to take them, triggering wage inflation. No matter, since hyper-inflation was already coming down steadily within 2-3 months of Volker initiating his fix on it.
By contrast, Reagan inherited from Carter a steadily declining unemployment rate in the low 7% range that continued to decline through Reagan's first year in office after a single month high during that purposely induced "recession" (that barely lasted more than 1 quarter in early 1980) of 7.8%, a steadily declining unemployment rate, one of the best jobs creation presidential terms in history (Carter), NO wars, a moderately manageable National Debt and Deficit, two back-to-back quarters while Carter was still president of 7.8% and 8.5% GDP Growth and proceeded to get his idiotic and always failed Supply-Side/Trickle-Down "Reaganomics" policies in place. Whereupon the country soon plunged into what was then the worst economic decline since The Great Republican Depression of the late 1920's/early 1930's. Reagan's Great Recession began at the beginning of 1982, his SECOND year in office and included ten consecutive months of 10%+ Unemployment Rate that extended well into his THIRD year in office.
Was hyper-inflation tamed under Reagan? Yep. But not due to anything he did. Well, unless you count one of the worst Great Republican Recessions in history as something Reagan's economic policies produced in order to bring down inflation that was already declining a year before he took office. It turns out when jobs are being eliminated by the millions, businesses are closing and wages are falling, the prices of housing, rent and automobiles might tend to decline a bit as well.
I know, I know. Despite the data that was easily available and reported on, mainstream media pundits kept telling you, "Carter ruined the economy and Reagan fixed it! Let's have MORE Republicans win elections so they can repeat Reagan's economic policies and results over and over and over again!" So it must be true, right? Except that isn't what Carter did or Reagan did by a long shot.
Did subsequent mainstream media-assisted Republican presidents repeat Reagan's policies and crap results? They sure did. Enter the more than a year long Recession under George H.W. Bush, both Recessions under George W. Bush including one really, really big one and Trump's Great Pandemic Recession that his Supply-Side/Trickle-Down Republican economic legislation did absolutely nothing to mitigate. Republican presidents can't seem to pass up any opportunity to Crash the U.S. economy and wipe out millions of U.S. jobs by any means necessary. They are always there to embrace whatever it takes to do that to the country.
Clinton didn't repeat those Reaganomics policies though. He and his Dems reversed them in 1993. Without a single vote from a Republican in Congress. No Recession. No Bear Market Crash. No massive jobs destruction. Just one of the longest economic expansions, jobs creation records and Bull Markets in history. Oh, and Obama didn't repeat them either. No Recession. No Bear Market Crash. No massive jobs destruction. Just another one of the longest economic expansions, jobs creation records and Bull Markets in history. Again, without a single vote for his American Recovery and Re-investment Act from a Republican in Congress. At least they're consistent.
The best endorsement for Biden's American Rescue Plan's success is that no Republicans in Congress voted for it.