claim: more private-sector jobs were created in the second year of the obama administration than in the eight years of the bush administration.
author: nancy pelosi
evidence_1: jun 29, 2011 ... pelosi, june 26: in the second year of the obama administration, last year, more  jobs were created in the private sector than in the eight years of the bush  administration under the regime of tax cuts. that's carefully worded, and  technically accurate. data from the bureau of labor statistics show that when ...
evidence_2: oct 18, 2017 ... for example, there were 143.1 million people working in 2015. that's 10 times  more than the 31.5 million employed in 1939 (the earliest year counted by the  bureau of labor statistics.) with that in mind, bill clinton created the most  number of jobs (21.5 million) during his term. barack obama is second, ...
evidence_3: jun 15, 2012 ... in cleveland, president barack obama claimed he created more private-sector  jobs in the past 27 months than president george w. bush created “during ...  created over 4 million jobs in the last 27 months — (applause) — more private  sector jobs than were created during the entire seven years before this ...
evidence_4: jan 13, 2016 ... more than 14 million new jobs; the strongest two years of job growth since the  1990s; an unemployment rate cut in half." ... the obama administration derives  that figure by looking at how many private sector jobs (so excluding government  jobs) have been added since the lowest point during the great ...
evidence_5: dec 8, 2014 ... bush vs. obama: private sector job creation. bushobamajobs. bush lost private  sector jobs over the course of his eight years (the wall street journal declared ...  considering that under bush, corporations did worse than under obama,  household income still fell and private sector jobs were lost, perhaps ...