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Saturday, February 2, 2019
So, Did Paul Ryan Screw Us Out Of A Border Wall When He Became A Lame Duck?
The Soros-funded propaganda smear machine Center for American Progress fires staffers for leaks about UAE influence
The Center for American Progress is the extraordinarily well-funded,
mendacious and subversive hard-Left organization that published a highly
deceptive and misleading report on “Islamophobia,” a neologism designed
to intimidate people into fearing to oppose jihad terror and Sharia
oppression. The CAP is antisemitic as well. And now we see why: it’s on
the payroll of […]
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Trump Policies Keep Economic Boom Going As Job Gains of 304,000 Surpass Expectations
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its first monthly
Employment Situation Report of 2019, showing that the United States
economy is continuing its historic streak of positive job gains in the
new year.
Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 304,000 jobs in January, far surpassing market expectations (165,000) and above the prior 12-month average gain (223,000). January 2019 marks the 100th straight month of positive job growth and the 16th consecutive month of employment growth of at least 100,000 new jobs. Job gains in December were revised down by 90,000 and November jobs were revised up by 20,000 for a cumulative loss to total employment of 70,000 jobs in the previous months. Nevertheless, despite these downward revisions, the 223,000 average monthly jobs created in 2018 remains well above the pace of monthly job creation in 2016 (193,000) and 2017 (179,000).
Numerous sectors experienced job growth in January, including mining and logging (7,000), transportation and warehousing (27,000), construction (52,000), education and health services (55,000), and leisure and hospitality (74,000). The economy has added 4.9 million jobs since January 2017 and 5.3 million jobs since President Donald J. Trump was elected in November 2016.
Total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 304,000 jobs in January, far surpassing market expectations (165,000) and above the prior 12-month average gain (223,000). January 2019 marks the 100th straight month of positive job growth and the 16th consecutive month of employment growth of at least 100,000 new jobs. Job gains in December were revised down by 90,000 and November jobs were revised up by 20,000 for a cumulative loss to total employment of 70,000 jobs in the previous months. Nevertheless, despite these downward revisions, the 223,000 average monthly jobs created in 2018 remains well above the pace of monthly job creation in 2016 (193,000) and 2017 (179,000).
Numerous sectors experienced job growth in January, including mining and logging (7,000), transportation and warehousing (27,000), construction (52,000), education and health services (55,000), and leisure and hospitality (74,000). The economy has added 4.9 million jobs since January 2017 and 5.3 million jobs since President Donald J. Trump was elected in November 2016.
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