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    Looking for a new talking point, some critics claim that while jobs and growth are soaring, worker pay isn't. But wages aren't stagnant by a long shot—real compensation grew by 1.4 percent over the past year. Read more in today's 1600 Daily:

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    South Carolina Day is in the books—the 35th state we have welcomed to the White House! We hosted more than 170 local officials for a day of briefings and discussion with Administration leaders, including .

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    Wage growth at a faster rate than inflation is great news for our American workforce. Get the facts ➡️

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    American workers are taking home higher wages and expanded benefits—the results of President Trump's tax cuts and pro-growth policies. Get the facts on the latest wage growth reports:

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    ➡️ NYT headline when Judge Kavanaugh applied the Ginsburg Standard before the Senate: "Kavanaugh Ducks Questions on Presidential Powers and Subpoenas" ➡️ NYT headline when Justice Kagan applied the same standard in 2010: "Kagan Follows Precedent by Offering Few Opinions"

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    Some Senate Democrats have adopted a disingenuous double standard to discredit Judge Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump's supremely qualified SCOTUS nominee. More from in today's West Wing Reads:

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    Cosumer confidence highest in 18 years, Atlanta Fed forecasts 4.7 GDP, manufacturing jobs highest in many years. “It’s the story of the Trump Administration, the Economic Success, that’s unnerving his detractors.”

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    The Failing New York Times!

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    Sep 5

    Earlier today, met with , , , , , and other officials to discuss the legislative agenda.

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    Sep 5

    This afternoon, President Trump welcomed the Amir of Kuwait to the White House.

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    Sep 5

    Several Democratic Senators want to suspend Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing because they claim to need more information. Those same Senators had enough information to state their intent to vote against the Judge hours after his nomination in July.

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    Almost everyone agrees that my Administration has done more in less than two years than any other Administration in the history of our Country. I’m tough as hell on people & if I weren’t, nothing would get done. Also, I question everybody & everything-which is why I got elected!

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    Sep 4

    Judge Kavanaugh's critics have resorted to political theater to oppose his confirmation. But by the end of this week’s testimony, Americans will know the real story of an exceptional career in public service. More in today's 1600 Daily:

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    Statement from White House Chief of Staff, General John Kelly:

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    Statement from Secretary of Defense, James Mattis:

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    Sep 4

    Of his 28-year career, Judge Kavanaugh has spent 25 in public service, where he's been a leader for gender equality. More than half of the law clerks he's hired are women, and 84 percent of them have gone on to clerk at the Supreme Court. More:

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    Sep 4

    At least 13 of Judge Kavanaugh's opinions have been vindicated by the Supreme Court—an unparalleled record of influence and success ACROSS the ideological spectrum.

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    Sep 4

    Independent, impartial, eminently qualified. ➡️

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    “Judge Brett Kavanaugh is an Exceptionally Qualified and Deserving Nominee for the Supreme Court”

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