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Trump’s regime claims 147,000 jobs were added in June—“shattered expectations,” they say. But how is that possible when ADP, which holds the actual payroll data for the private sector, says we lost 33,000 jobs and expected to gain 100,000? Where is Trump magically finding 147,000 new jobs?

I'll tell you where: the same fantasyland he’s been living in his whole life. When you dig into the data, you see that Trump’s so-called “job gains” are almost entirely from public education hiring. In June. When schools are closed

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The economy added 147,000 jobs in June

State and local governments did most of the hiring last month, mostly positions in education- Image (c) ConsumerAffairs
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Education and the health care industry created the most positions

Yep, schools are on vacation, hospitals are laying off and cutting services around here, and my red state is slashing its budget. Of course that's where Trump's rabbit out of his ass numbers come from. Trust nothing from the fascist government.

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