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BY THE NUMBERS: Economy Struggling After Two Years of Failed Economic Policies
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Press Office
on
September 07, 2010
In a White House Press Briefing today, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs claimed that “by virtually any measure, our economy is a better place than it was two years ago.” Apparently, “virtually any measure” does not include any of these key economic indicators:
While the White House continues spinning its economic record and scrambling for ideas to convince Americans that the President is focused on the economy, Republicans have been busy listening to the American people and crafting a new governing agenda with their input. With this new agenda, Republicans will continue offering better solutions to create jobs and get the economy back on track.
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