The pushback is because the message is asinine. It implies that people lost their jobs because of a skills deficit, not because there's a mismanaged pandemic ra

The pushback is because the message is asinine. It implies that people lost their jobs because of a skills deficit, not because there's a mismanaged pandemic ravaging large swaths of the country. After nearly four years of nepotism, greed, and incompetence, it's reasonable to assume that what the current administration is doing is bad. Not to say everything they will ever do is bad, just that assuming a mixture of malice and incompetence is a reasonable heuristic.