On the year’s final first Friday of the month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics dropped yet another disappointing jobs report, missing expert estimates by about 60%. Predictably, Ron Klain has spent the morning as he spends every other — tweeting through the pain.

The labor force participation rate still has not recovered from what was lost before the pandemic, yet the White House chief of staff saw the jobs report as cause for celebration.

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