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Seriously, A Majority of Dems Think Obama Improved Economy?
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An astonishing 67 percent of acknowledge Democrat voters in a recent Rasmussen poll “still think (Barack) Obama is to thank” for the surging economy, while 82 percent of those who said they are Republicans give credit to President Donald Trump.
According to Fact Check.org, those Democrats may have a point. It depends upon whether one believes Fact Check figures. The website says that under Obama, “the economy gained a net 11.6 million jobs” and “unemployment…dropped to below the historical norm.” |
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MarkHamTownsend
(8/8/2018)
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If Obama's policies would have had ANY effect on the economy, we'd have seen the current boom happening 8 years ago, but we did not.
It improved only tepidly, not BECAUSE of Obama, but IN SPITE of Obama. |
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