"Pure conjectural logic guys nothing else, but try and find the flaw or a better explanation for why this economic jobs recovery is so sorry compared to the last recession which had no tax cuts."

Could you provide some numbers which supports this "so sorry jobs recovery"- graph would really neat [plotted over time it would easily a show rate of recovery- rather than isolated numbers like 5.4%]

Or could you least explain what are are talking about. Are you using the peak of the bubble as a "norm" for unemployment?

Or how many times, in say last 40 years, was US unemployment been as low as it is presently?
Or in last 10 years on average, has there ever *actually* been a 10 year period with this low of unemployment in America- what was employment in the Peak of WWII- when job shortages were a severe problem?