How can this be true? Texas made up 43% of total gain in jobs in the country?

[Maraya1969]

14. Here is something from FactCheck. And also if you include the jobs lost in 2009 because of bush you

end up with 8.7 million job gain.

"The economy has not only regained the 4.3 million jobs lost during Obama’s first 13 months in office, but also has regained the 4.4 million jobs lost during the 12 months before he entered the White House. Total employment now is at a record high — 415,000 jobs higher than the peak number reached before the great recession of 2007-2009."

Now how does that number compare to Texas's gain of 882,582

I got 10.14%

If I am wrong please tell me and why.

http://members.jacksonville.com/news/2014-07-25/story/obama-record-how-has-he-really-done



http://www.factcheck.org/2011/08/texas-size-recovery/
Summary

Presidential candidate and Texas Gov. Rick Perry has boasted of significant job growth in his state in the past few years. And for good reason: It’s true. While Texas clearly hasn’t avoided the recession, the state has done well in terms of increasing jobs, when compared with the recovery nationally.
Perry’s claim that “40 percent … of all the jobs in America were created in Texas” since June 2009 is accurate. But it’s also true that the increase in jobs hasn’t kept pace with the rise in the state’s population — so the number of jobless Texans also has risen, along with the state’s unemployment rate. And Texas is tied with Mississippi for the highest percentage of hourly workers paid at or below the minimum wage.
Texas job statistics are a mixed bag. Perry’s supporters and Perry’s detractors select the statistics that suit their spin. Here we’ll just lay out a balanced look at the facts — good and bad alike — and leave the spin to others.