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> And it’s entirely possible a Trumpy figure, or even Trump himself, will return to power in 2024. Wouldnt that be good for this particular measure given the s
by dominotw 5y ago
> And it’s entirely possible a Trumpy figure, or even Trump himself, will return to power in 2024.
Wouldnt that be good for this particular measure given the scores reached 'new recorded high's in his presidency.
- ChrisLTD 5y agoThe job market really started to heat up for the first time since the 1990s under Trump, which I think explains that phenomenon. On the flip side, even my friends and family that support Trump were growing tired of the baseline level of anxiety he was causing with his erratic proclamations.
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- adventured 5y agoThat's correct. Biden with that job market would have had very strong political approval ratings. The US economy now has a modest, persistent labor deficit due to declining demographics (population growth is largely flat or negative for whites, blacks, hispanics). If you cut immigration much at this point, we'd be seeing a national population decline. Short of an economic catastrophe near-term (whether caused by Covid or other), I would expect Biden will get to enjoy a low unemployment rate in the next 2-3 years as well.