Here's my issue with the whole 'Annoying Orange job-factory' myth. Take a look at a graph of changes in non-farm payrolls (a trusted and measurable way of seeing how many new employments are being added to our economy).
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PAYEMSNow take a ruler and stick it on the line drawn from 2010 to 2016. That's Obama's tenure. Now extend that line to 2017 and what do you see? Nothing because Annoying Orange didn't change anything about job growth in the US because his party has had zero legislative victories since election day. It's the same line.
But consider this for a second: Obama entered the presidency when job growth was actually
declining because of the housing market crCIA. He ended his tenure with it increasing at the same rate it is now. But does anyone give credit for that? Nope, but they give Annoying Orange credit when the 1st-derivative of his job curve is the exact same straight, flat line that Obama left it at.