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In his
#SOTU
, President Trump claimed the economy is moving forward at an "unimaginable" pace.
The U.S. economy grew 2.3% last year, matching the average rate over the last 10 years — but well short of the 3% growth target set by Trump and his advisers. https://trib.al/kS9yn6M pic.twitter.com/sUVZwWd9rM
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"It’s not what those senators say. Tomorrow, it’s about what they do that matters," Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said, likely a nod to the Senate impeachment vote. Neither she nor President Trump directly mentioned impeachment in their speeches. https://trib.al/1jct2B6 pic.twitter.com/YwoP5UB2D8
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The Trump administration is arguing in federal court that Obamacare is unconstitutional — including protections for those with pre-existing conditions. "[President Trump is] asking the courts to rip those life-saving protections away," Gov. Whitmer said. https://trib.al/Dsu8db5 pic.twitter.com/mwi1wfoftX
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer brought up the issue of tax cuts in her
#SOTU
response.
Nearly 65% of Americans benefited from the 2017 tax cuts signed into law by Trump. The benefits, though, skewed toward those at the upper end of the income ladder. https://trib.al/BmvD0ty pic.twitter.com/lvhtjR6VOP
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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said that CEO pay "has skyrocketed." One study found the pay of CEOs of the S&P 500 rose about half a million dollars on average over the past decade. Meanwhile, average production workers made less than $40,000—an increase of about $785 a year.pic.twitter.com/yKTeg4UDY2
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Choosing Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to deliver the Democratic response at the
#SOTU
represents, in part, Democrats' belief that they can win in the Midwest by focusing on kitchen table issues like infrastructure. https://trib.al/UG94rSP pic.twitter.com/EVMP6QgAzr
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President Trump said "the ISIS territorial caliphate has been 100% destroyed." Although ISIS no longer controls significant areas of land, thousands of fighters remain operating as an underground force — and pose a continued terrorist threat.
#SOTU
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President Trump brought up the issue of religious liberty during his
#SOTU
address.
Trump has claimed public schools often stop students from praying. But one non-profit group says there are more incidents of schools illegally promoting prayer. https://trib.al/F1oaNiM pic.twitter.com/TxomNp0EAK
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Public health experts say the plan to fight the AIDS epidemic is promising. But they warn other actions taken by the Trump administration — including proposed changes to Medicaid and cutting LGBTQ discrimination protections — could undermine those efforts.
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President Trump claims the cost of prescription drugs went down last year. Many fact-checkers point out, however, that the consumer price index, which Trump cites, is an imperfect measure — and that drug spending overall has continued to climb.
#SOTU
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President Trump spoke about quick progress on the border wall. But that will be difficult to achieve. For example: Most of the land needed to build the wall in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas is in private hands, and the process of acquiring it will likely take months or years.pic.twitter.com/o55OqVX7PI
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Trump said since his election, U.S. stock markets have added "more than $12 trillion to our nation’s wealth." But note that stock ownership is highly concentrated at the top of the income ladder. A 2017 study found 84% of stock market wealth is held by the top 10% of earners.pic.twitter.com/E54qhdi7HA
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President Trump made an "ironclad pledge" to protect people with pre-existing conditions. But his administration is arguing in federal court that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional — and Trump hasn't unveiled a plan to replace it.
#SOTU
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President Trump said "wages are rising fast" at the
#SOTU
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In the 12 months ending in December, average wages rose 2.9%, compared with 3.4% earlier in the year. https://trib.al/rWCzGWa pic.twitter.com/hoMxpgccXF
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In discussing the U.S. workforce, President Trump mixed apples and oranges, comparing the labor force participation rate under President Obama with the number of jobs created under his own administration. They are different numbers. https://trib.al/cqclJHk pic.twitter.com/kIlD19IyOH
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President Trump has touted “opportunity zones” as a part of his outreach to African American and Hispanic communities. But critics say the tax incentives could lead to poorer people being displaced from their neighborhoods.
#SOTU
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President Trump claims the economy is moving forward at an "unimaginable" pace. The U.S. economy grew 2.3% last year, matching the average rate over the last 10 years, but well short of the 3% growth target set by Trump and his advisors.
#SOTU
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BREAKING: The Iowa Democratic Party has released 62% of its caucus results. Pete Buttigieg leads with about 27% in the State Delegate Equivalent count. Bernie Sanders follows with about 25%. More here: https://trib.al/LH2ZLsd pic.twitter.com/Kjej9p4q5y
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There's still no announced winner of the Iowa Democratic caucuses.
@DomenicoNPR says that Democratic candidates heading into next week's primary election in New Hampshire have now lost the momentum they could've claimed from Iowa.pic.twitter.com/XAOJS7f8mNIowa Caucuses Results Delayed; Officials Blame Malfunctions -
"The app didn’t work. Things didn’t work out right." Des Moines County Democratic Party co-chairman Tom Courtney tells NPR about the issues he experienced using the new app to report
#IowaCaucuses results. https://trib.al/Q5EZf3G pic.twitter.com/PtEwq75XFB
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