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    Washington Examiner‏Verified account @dcexaminer Feb 12
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    The unemployment rate is at lows not seen for 50 years. Wages continue to rise, and those seeking work continue to find it. Productivity is also growing at the fastest pace in nine years. This is @realDonaldTrump's economy, not @BarackObama's.https://washex.am/2OMyw0Y 

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      1. Gerard Perry‏ @GerardPerry13 Feb 12
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        It boggles my mind that Obama apologists have the temerity to claim credit for this. He was the first incumbent to be reelected with an economy that anemic since FDR.

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      1. Angela  😷 #stayhome  🏡‏ @AdavisWilliams Feb 12
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        Replying to @dcexaminer @realDonaldTrump @BarackObama

        Angela  😷 #stayhome  🏡 Retweeted Jesse Colombo

        https://twitter.com/TheBubbleBubble/status/1227314412979179521?s=19 …

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        Jesse ColomboVerified account @TheBubbleBubble
        U.S. Labor Market Hits A Brick Wall: Job Openings Post Biggest Two-Month Drop In History: https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/labor-market-hits-brick-wall-job-openings-post-biggest-two-month-drop-history … pic.twitter.com/63UPoxvJW6
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      1. just_tommyC‏ @just_tommyC Feb 12
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        Replying to @JustLiberty101 @dcexaminer and

        That any of his policies led to those jobs. Coming out of the 08 recession we had 143Mil employed, by 2016 we had 152Mil, 6.2% gain. Trumps job growth #’s fit perfectly in a steadily paced pattern of incline since 08. Hard to quantify since it fits an 11 year steady trend.

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      1. Ken the old guy.‏ @c383ee99644646e Feb 12
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        Replying to @dcexaminer @realDonaldTrump @BarackObama

        This is true. The Donald @realDonaldTrump has reduced the unemployment rate from 4.9% to 3.6%. An improvement of 1.3% in 3 years. He also doubled thispic.twitter.com/bqbVGWsKUx

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      1. micheal stidham‏ @michealstidham Feb 12
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        Once again the @dcexaminer headlines fail to inform the reader that this is a commentary opinion piece. This is where the press fails its readers.pic.twitter.com/9c4pJdY7lh

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      1. CtrlFreq‏ @CtrlFreq Feb 12
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        Replying to @JustLiberty101 @dcexaminer and

        Obama's last 3 years compared to Trump's first 3 years. A reasonable comparison can't be drawn between the first 3 years of each because Trump's predecessor gifted him 7 years of uninterrupted growth, while Obama's predecessor had imploded our economy.

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      1. just_tommyC‏ @just_tommyC Feb 12
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        Replying to @JustLiberty101 @dcexaminer and

        This economic impact which started over 10 yrs ago includes unemployment, stocks, the deficit, wages and consumer spending, so I mentioned them all. I already backed my point with the stat charts proving what I said. The stats prove my point.

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        Replying to @JustLiberty101 @dcexaminer and

        Cherry-picking in this instance would be comparing first terms without acknowledging the underlying conditions of the markets upon assuming office. That's why it's important we compare the consecutive periods, as the underlying economic conditions are otherwise consistent.

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        Replying to @JustLiberty101 @dcexaminer and

        This data is directly from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' reports, and it's not about selecting the most desirable, but comparing apples to apples. He was handed an economy that had created 8.1M jobs in 3 years, and created an additional 6.56M in the subsequent 3.

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      1. just_tommyC‏ @just_tommyC Feb 12
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        Replying to @JustLiberty101 @dcexaminer and

        At least we can agree on the charts. With no quantitative bump or improvement in numbers when Trump or his policies step in there's no way to prove at this point whether it's the tide simply carrying on, or a direct result of new policies. Your correlations are all speculative.

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