Breaking: In an unexpected downturn, the U.S. lost 92,000 jobs last month. The unemployment rate rose to 4.4%. https://t.co/9bIrdFrpnZ
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 6, 2026
Breaking: In an unexpected downturn, the U.S. lost 92,000 jobs last month. The unemployment rate rose to 4.4%. https://t.co/9bIrdFrpnZ
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 6, 2026
TRM said:
Generally, but not always. W had a strong midterm in 2002 gaining seats in the House and Senate.
Colonel Kurtz said:
They're both owned by the same foreign government lol
Colonel Kurtz said:
They're both owned by the same foreign government lol
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Generally, but not always. W had a strong midterm in 2002 gaining seats in the House and Senate.
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Labor force participation down to 62%
Correction said:
-92K jobs, UE rises to 4.4%
December report was revised down by 65K, while January revised down just 4K. The 3-month average is now just +6K.
Markets reacting as one might expect.
Maroon Dawn said:Colonel Kurtz said:
They're both owned by the same foreign government lol
No the DNC is owned lock stock and barrel by China
CDUB98 said:Maroon Dawn said:Colonel Kurtz said:
They're both owned by the same foreign government lol
No the DNC is owned lock stock and barrel by China
I think he means Israel.
TRM said:
Expectation was a gain of 50k jobs.
Manufacturing still struggling with a loss of 12k. Even the healthcare sector contracted by 28k, but that was probably due to the Kaiser Permanente strikes.
Labor force down to 62%
Logos Stick said:
other topic got locked while I was posting so...
This is the poster named Correction's OP which I'm responding to:Correction said:
-92K jobs, UE rises to 4.4%
December report was revised down by 65K, while January revised down just 4K. The 3-month average is now just +6K.
Markets reacting as one might expect.
Reacting as expected, huh?! LOLOL. It was down almost 1% yesterday. Was that expected too? If so, why?
92k jobs is great! Way above what's needed now for population growth given immigration crackdown! UE rising means more people are starting to enter the job market. 4.4% is FULL employment!
Correction said:Logos Stick said:
other topic got locked while I was posting so...
This is the poster named Correction's OP which I'm responding to:Correction said:
-92K jobs, UE rises to 4.4%
December report was revised down by 65K, while January revised down just 4K. The 3-month average is now just +6K.
Markets reacting as one might expect.
Reacting as expected, huh?! LOLOL. It was down almost 1% yesterday. Was that expected too? If so, why?
92k jobs is great! Way above what's needed now for population growth given immigration crackdown! UE rising means more people are starting to enter the job market. 4.4% is FULL employment!
It was negative 92K.
flown-the-coop said:
8 months to go until the midterm, and there is full defeatism on display.
I assume all these folks left at halftime of the South Carolina game and got on TexAgs talking about what a fraud Elko is and how they were always all in on Mark Stoops.
Holy hell folks, have a spine and realize there's a long way to go and lots of winning to be had. Hell, the replenishment of munitions begins spent in Iran these days will result in some economic juice.
And even moderate success in Iran will set the economy on fire. But if you need to be relevant at your martini happy hours with your cool lib friends, then be all in on the midterm blue wave.

TRM said:
Loss of 92k jobs in February and revised the December and January jobs down by 69k. Not looking great for midterms.Breaking: In an unexpected downturn, the U.S. lost 92,000 jobs last month. The unemployment rate rose to 4.4%. https://t.co/9bIrdFrpnZ
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 6, 2026
Rapier108 said:flown-the-coop said:
8 months to go until the midterm, and there is full defeatism on display.
I assume all these folks left at halftime of the South Carolina game and got on TexAgs talking about what a fraud Elko is and how they were always all in on Mark Stoops.
Holy hell folks, have a spine and realize there's a long way to go and lots of winning to be had. Hell, the replenishment of munitions begins spent in Iran these days will result in some economic juice.
And even moderate success in Iran will set the economy on fire. But if you need to be relevant at your martini happy hours with your cool lib friends, then be all in on the midterm blue wave.
Dude, the economy could lose 10 million jobs and the stock market tank by 30,000 in one day and you'd still be this guy because for whatever reason, you have to defend Trump to the death.
flown-the-coop said:Rapier108 said:flown-the-coop said:
8 months to go until the midterm, and there is full defeatism on display.
I assume all these folks left at halftime of the South Carolina game and got on TexAgs talking about what a fraud Elko is and how they were always all in on Mark Stoops.
Holy hell folks, have a spine and realize there's a long way to go and lots of winning to be had. Hell, the replenishment of munitions begins spent in Iran these days will result in some economic juice.
And even moderate success in Iran will set the economy on fire. But if you need to be relevant at your martini happy hours with your cool lib friends, then be all in on the midterm blue wave.
Dude, the economy could lose 10 million jobs and the stock market tank by 30,000 in one day and you'd still be this guy because for whatever reason, you have to defend Trump to the death.
Dude, or one could take a little step back and see things how they are. We are NOT in a bad economy.
Quite letting Savannah G, Hoda and Craig Melvin scare you about Orange Man destroying the Country.
flown-the-coop said:Rapier108 said:flown-the-coop said:
8 months to go until the midterm, and there is full defeatism on display.
I assume all these folks left at halftime of the South Carolina game and got on TexAgs talking about what a fraud Elko is and how they were always all in on Mark Stoops.
Holy hell folks, have a spine and realize there's a long way to go and lots of winning to be had. Hell, the replenishment of munitions begins spent in Iran these days will result in some economic juice.
And even moderate success in Iran will set the economy on fire. But if you need to be relevant at your martini happy hours with your cool lib friends, then be all in on the midterm blue wave.
Dude, the economy could lose 10 million jobs and the stock market tank by 30,000 in one day and you'd still be this guy because for whatever reason, you have to defend Trump to the death.
Dude, or one could take a little step back and see things how they are. We are NOT in a bad economy.
Quite letting Savannah G, Hoda and Craig Melvin scare you about Orange Man destroying the Country.
StandUpforAmerica said:flown-the-coop said:Rapier108 said:flown-the-coop said:
8 months to go until the midterm, and there is full defeatism on display.
I assume all these folks left at halftime of the South Carolina game and got on TexAgs talking about what a fraud Elko is and how they were always all in on Mark Stoops.
Holy hell folks, have a spine and realize there's a long way to go and lots of winning to be had. Hell, the replenishment of munitions begins spent in Iran these days will result in some economic juice.
And even moderate success in Iran will set the economy on fire. But if you need to be relevant at your martini happy hours with your cool lib friends, then be all in on the midterm blue wave.
Dude, the economy could lose 10 million jobs and the stock market tank by 30,000 in one day and you'd still be this guy because for whatever reason, you have to defend Trump to the death.
Dude, or one could take a little step back and see things how they are. We are NOT in a bad economy.
Quite letting Savannah G, Hoda and Craig Melvin scare you about Orange Man destroying the Country.
We're not in a good one either. I'm not a sky is falling person, but if things don't turn around in the next few months, the midterms won't be pretty.
Rough headline for jobs report.
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) March 6, 2026
92k jobs lost in February, big miss from +59k expected. December & January revised to 69k lower than previously reported.
BUT -
Data shows foreign born workers have lost 519,000 jobs over the last year, while native born workers have gained 128k…
Healthcare employment dropped by 28,000 in February after a huge increase in January (+77,000).
— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) March 6, 2026
Offices of physicians lost 37,000 jobs in February (primarily due to strike activity).
Manufacturing lost 12,000 jobs in February. Manufacturing down 98,000 jobs since Feb 2025.
TRM said:
Loss of 92k jobs in February and revised the December and January jobs down by 69k. Not looking great for midterms.Breaking: In an unexpected downturn, the U.S. lost 92,000 jobs last month. The unemployment rate rose to 4.4%. https://t.co/9bIrdFrpnZ
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 6, 2026
TRM said:
It's not a one-off bad report, we've lost 19k jobs since April 2025 and people are having to work 2 jobs to support their families.