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This is problematic… for democrats to understand.

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Paul in Texas1 month ago

Trump II isn’t over yet but, it’s abundantly clear that Biden’s policies, which Democrats still support, did generational damage to Americans.

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Damn Yankee 💯 🇺🇲 🦅1 month ago

I've had more money in my pocket during Trump 45-47 than any other time before

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Steven M.Y.1 month ago

Pay gains during Trump's 1st year in office best since the Great Recession, easily topping any year during former President Obama's entire terms. CNBC

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Tiffany Savage 🇺🇸1 month ago

Coming from CNBC is HUGE!

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Expletive Deleted1 month ago

Clinton’s economic growth due to Reagan’s oil production, Newt’s Budget deals and the beginning of the tech explosion

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rcc1 month ago

Yeah and it is hard & sorry that the GOP and MAGA does not realize that DJT is 29% responsiblity of the $40 trillion debt as of now and will probably be above 1/3rd of it when his 2nd admin is over.

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Pete 🍊1 month ago

Correct ✅ but doesn’t matter because Liberalism is mental illness.

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Franky Bobo1 month ago

no it shows during clinton 2, he had massive months of consistent growth, and that was because the republicans took over congress, and passed a balanced budget, and opened up Internet to free market. Only at the end, when the recession and internet crash happened did he lose steam. It was still impressive, because it slowed down but did not go in reverse as it did in other presidencies. A revolution happened under clinton two. With zero regulations it was gang buster for money and investing. It's a stupid video. It really should say, what happens to growth when a president does not try to regulate it.

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Bo1 month ago

@factswithheart They know, they understand but….

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Dustin1 month ago

Now taken Bidens negative wage growth with his record inflation of 21% and here we are now.

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John King1 month ago

That is pretty cool, I wonder where Regan would fit in?

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Morning Glory 🇺🇸🌼🇺🇸1 month ago

Very problematic.

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Anthony Nolie. pronoun F/U1 month ago

Accurate

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Gino Russo1 month ago

They often have a hard time, understanding those things

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ANGRY BUNNY1 month ago

the leftards will say its lies

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SokeSteve1 month ago

We need to get this on Facebook.

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Thomas Gallagher1 month ago

Good morning Savvy !!!

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Tiffany Savage 🇺🇸1 month ago

Good morning TG! 🌞

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Sarah1 month ago

This isn’t the own you think it is. Trump I’s number is heavily distorted by COVID: millions of lower-wage workers lost their jobs, which mechanically raised average earnings among those still employed. And Trump II is an unfinished term being compared to full terms.

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ELEX981 month ago

W set us back

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Brian E. Frydenborg1 month ago

Is this up to the normal rigorous standards the right has with data? Lol

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Mikey1 month ago

Trump II is only 19 months in. The math doesn't work showing 48 months

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Brenda Lynn 🇺🇸🇺🇸1776🇺🇸🇺🇸1 month ago

Democrats have a hard time understanding a whole lot of things.

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Jim Rogers aka MPUCoder™1 month ago

Clinton's growth was a bubble that peaked on March 10, 2000 and then burst just before Bush took office. That was followed by the collapse of Enron and Worldcom, all due to cooking the books during Clinton.

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Some Serious BS1 month ago

Pretty graphics ≠ complete economics. Keep the goalposts movable, though—it helps the narrative.

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Swelter1 month ago

They stopped it right before Biden. Would have loved to see what happened with Biden's term and up to Trump's current.

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Pinto1 month ago

And yet Main Street sees a smaller percentage of the wages ever.

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factsoverrhetoric1 month ago

Absolute FAIL

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Freedom1776a1 month ago

This means nothing in the real world. No one can get interviews. I was just told last night that a single clerk position in County govt got 700 applications. Another post I saw on Linked-in by a recruiter said she didn't understand the scope of the issue till she was hired on and saw it from the inside. At her company they see over 1000 applications for a single position. Until ALL the Indians are expelled from the country nothing will change and will just mean continued impoverishment for the rest of us.

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lous 🇻🇦1 month ago

I like Trump but this chart is incomplete. Wages rose… and so did the price of everything people actually buy. Inflation is still eating into it. Plus we’re at $40 trillion in debt. That wage “win” is a nothing burger when the bigger picture looks like this.

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Allanon1 month ago

It's not difficult to understand. COVID hit, which initially reduced both demand and supply, but then demand came roaring back and supply couldn't keep up, causing a massive spike in wage growth in Trump's final year.

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Cathrynne Sheena1 month ago

Dems don't really care about facts unfortunately

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Sophie r.1 month ago

Great point!

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J. Dunn1 month ago

Current wages are not keeping up with inflation. Try again.

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