Post #24524 by commonone on the US Policy board

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Dope1: US job growth in the year through March was likely far less robust than initially estimated...That's gonna leave a mark on the Best economy ever, Jackl!.

Dontcha' just love the republicans who keep hoping for bad economic news? No wonder people are walking out halfway through Trump rallies: you're tiresome and boring. And the same old, same old just doesn't work anymore.

You know what, Jack? Even if you strip away one million jobs, the Biden-Harris administration has still created about 12.4 million more jobs than the Trump administration, which lost 2.1 million jobs and is only the second presidency to lose more jobs than it had when it took office.

Historically, that's gonna' leave a mark, Jack! And with all his other failures, secure a spot for DonOLD as one of the five worst presidents in American history.

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