Are O’s claims for the economy accurate, given 130 million jobs lost, 93,686,000 NiLF, & the workforce down 489,675 with 60 mil new entrants?

The numbers are staggering. After six years as President, the DOL’s count from employment offices for all 50 states shows employers’ payroll record counts down 489,675 since 2009. What makes the half-million jobs shortage especially painful is almost 60-million newcomers infused into the workforce. That includes 29 million higher education graduates, at least 15-16 million newcomers who entered with less education, 6.5 million foreign born awarded green cards, and more than 3.3 million H1-B visa holders, refugees and asylees combined. Those figures don’t include migrant Mexican Nationals, Central & South Americans who’ve added millions more.

While Americans relegated to Not in Labor Force reached another record high of 93,686,000 on February’s Employment Situation Report, all other figures pale in comparison to the cumulative weekly counts of new claimants for UEI after job losses, which has reached 129.8 million from January 24, 2009 to February 28, 2015. At its current pace, the record setting blood-letting of jobs for the Obama Administration will top the 133,886,830 American workers who were employed when he took Office around Memorial Day. Count on total jobs losers exceeding that staggering number by, or during, the first week of June. Come Memorial Day, the solemn occasion meant to honor America’s fallen warriors might as appropriately apply in memoriam of the nation’s struggling labor force.

How can anyone see this as the healed economy Obama claimed in the SOTU?