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Posted On: 08/29/2018 11:02:35 PM
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Workers Report Highest Job Satisfaction Since 2005, US Economy grew 4.2% in 2nd Quarter
August 29, 2018
Despite the artificial political turmoil created and perpetrated by the sore-loser left, and I am talking about the never-ending state of hysteria that’s been engulfing America’s public life since The Donald entered office back in 2016, the economy is doing great.
Great again, I might add. The thing is, the US economy grew by a whopping 4.2 percent in the 2nd quarter, which means faster than it was first reported, and beating the most optimistic predictions from mainstream economists.
It looks like Trump really has a magic wand, as jobs are coming back and the economy is doing the MAGA thing, despite the doom-and-gloom predictions.
According to the Kenyan Community Organizer, 1.5-2% was going to be the “new normal” , and that we need to get used to it. Incredible when you think Obama left at 1.9% growth. What a turn around!
“In July, jobless claims continued an extended post-recession slide and hit their lowest level in nearly 50 years.”
http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/great-agai...d-quarter/
August 29, 2018
Despite the artificial political turmoil created and perpetrated by the sore-loser left, and I am talking about the never-ending state of hysteria that’s been engulfing America’s public life since The Donald entered office back in 2016, the economy is doing great.
Great again, I might add. The thing is, the US economy grew by a whopping 4.2 percent in the 2nd quarter, which means faster than it was first reported, and beating the most optimistic predictions from mainstream economists.
It looks like Trump really has a magic wand, as jobs are coming back and the economy is doing the MAGA thing, despite the doom-and-gloom predictions.
According to the Kenyan Community Organizer, 1.5-2% was going to be the “new normal” , and that we need to get used to it. Incredible when you think Obama left at 1.9% growth. What a turn around!
“In July, jobless claims continued an extended post-recession slide and hit their lowest level in nearly 50 years.”
http://www.investmentwatchblog.com/great-agai...d-quarter/
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