WATCH: The Latest Biden Failure

We need to change the word “failure” to “Biden” in the English dictionary.

The man can’t do anything right, and as witnessed by the stunning failure of his vaccine mandates—he can’t even do the wrong things right.

This month sees another Biden failure of truly tremendous proportions….

According to the latest jobs report, our economy only added 210,000 jobs in November….this is a far cry from the 550,000 projected jobs to be added for the month…

Biden seems to be building back broke, but you’ll never hear about it from him. If we are to believe Biden then he is Murray M. Rothbard, Ray Dalio, and Ronald Reagan all rolled into one package.

Take a look at these appalling numbers:

https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1466762818112438279

"A huge miss." – CNBC's Rick Santelli on the disappointing November jobs report. pic.twitter.com/SX12rftSpt

— House Republicans (@HouseGOP) December 3, 2021

CNBC reported what is typical of the mainstream financial media:

Leisure and hospitality, which includes bars, restaurants, hotels and similar businesses, saw a gain of just 23,000 after being a leading job creator for much of the recovery.

Though the sector has recovered nearly 7 million of the jobs lost at the depths of the pandemic, it remains about 1.3 million below its February 2020 level, with an unemployment rate stuck at 7.5%.

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Fox Business' Cheryl Casone on the November jobs report, "a big miss" and "weaker than expected.' pic.twitter.com/Pu7D6PzdCB

— House Republicans (@HouseGOP) December 3, 2021

Immediate market reaction to a big headline miss on the November jobs report: 2-year yields plunge. pic.twitter.com/2zUfaxLBml

— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) December 3, 2021

In a related report, Breitbart mentioned:

“This layoff will be permanent, and ‘bumping rights’ (that is, the right to avoid termination by displacing another employee) do not exist,” UPS said in a letter to affected employees.

Employees told local news outlets they feel like “we don’t matter” and that it is “just a terrible blow” for those who have worked for the company for years.