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Hide the decline!!!
I’m not very optimistic that we’ll get back to under 6% within the next couple of years. Why did people think a community organizer knew any thing about job creation? A trillion $ and unemployment barely moved. He’s done so many things wrong I’m beginning to think he doesn’t really have an interest in getting America back to work.
Working people vote Republican. Why would he want that?
There is always a nagging feeling whenever we simultaneously talk about job creation and the government. And worse i f the context is latter’s capacity to create the former.
Sort of like the cost of tax cuts or spending cuts that are actually decreases of previous anticipated rates of increase.