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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 15 Oct 2016

    Whether it's Clinton or Trump, faster economic growth isn’t something a president can decree, says Marc Levinson. http://on.wsj.com/2e7s2Gj  🔓

    10:14 AM - 15 Oct 2016
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      1. Kent Savior‏ @serioso777 15 Oct 2016
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        peoples wages have been blown out of the water, and the wealth has all gone to the Top, that is the economy's problem. People need 💵.

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      1. SRW‏ @Srwcarriers 15 Oct 2016
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        https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/8086#efmAYqAgS … Clinton staff manipulate the media over paid speeches. #PodestaEmails8

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      1. Camden M. Andersen‏ @camden_andersen 15 Oct 2016
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        People principally base their hopes & ambitions on a candidates economic abilities to grow the nation but never is guaranteed.

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      1. Edgy‏ @vegas870 15 Oct 2016
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        well at least in hillary you can insure that more jobs will go over seas , energy will get more expensive and so will health care

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      1. EdwBrown‏ @tnollc 17 Oct 2016
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        @Marklevinson GoldenAge Article. Why don't we see a significant increase in productivity with cell phones; computers; & email/internet

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      1. EconomyRealitic‏ @EconomyRealitic 15 Oct 2016
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        Vital @WSJ address #sustainability link #population #resources #economic #growth reality versus outdated #folklore frustrating #voters

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      1. michael tarpey‏ @futureworld104 15 Oct 2016
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        Wash DC + Dem libs + Wall St( quantitative easing ) disagree OK for Fed Res to electronically create $400 billion+ per yr cover deficit

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      1. Benedito Lemes‏ @beneditolemes 15 Oct 2016
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        It's all right! See the example of Dilma ... that ruled Brazil ... to see how a president can ruin the economy.

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      1. Dwayne Jordan‏ @a92854jordan 15 Oct 2016
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        Clean out tha House and Senate. Improvement"Will" come then. They are tha"Reason" for tha "Economic Stagnation"......

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      1. dukeofURL♛‏ @dynamex 15 Oct 2016
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        the roaring stopped when George Bush started his NWO mandated nation building and removing dictators.

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      1. Clinton x Obama x Bush =CRIME FAMILY‏ @flagramah 15 Oct 2016
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        but we can do a hell of better then now !!

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      2. MoscaNoche‏ @ElMoscanoche 15 Oct 2016
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        Getting the government out of the way is a good start for a President to help businesses & I don't see Hillary as that person.

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      2. Stavros‏ @ubipages 15 Oct 2016
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      1. Jonathan Hightower‏ @hightowerbanks 17 Oct 2016
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        A must read for business planning: @WSJ Faster economic growth isn’t something a president can decree http://on.wsj.com/2e7s2Gj  🔓

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      1. Will Webb‏ @WillWeb819 16 Oct 2016
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        William Webb

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      1. Jeffrey Kudo‏ @kudojeff 15 Oct 2016
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        Faster economy would be nice, but something needs to be retarded. It would change the rate.

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