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WASHINGTON--Throughout Donald Trump’s turbulent presidency, the economy has served as a stabilizer. His economic approval numbers are consistently higher than his overall job approval in polls and he’s made his economic stewardship a top reelection talking point.
But recent headlines and new sets of data are raising questions about exactly where the economy is heading as 2020 approaches. Increasingly it looks like the president’s stabilizer is headed for some bumpy times.
To start with, it appears some of the nation’s good economic times have not been as good as we thought they were.
Job-creation numbers hit Trump as he campaigns on economy
Thousands of jobs lost in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania? Hmm.
But recent headlines and new sets of data are raising questions about exactly where the economy is heading as 2020 approaches. Increasingly it looks like the president’s stabilizer is headed for some bumpy times.
To start with, it appears some of the nation’s good economic times have not been as good as we thought they were.
Job-creation numbers hit Trump as he campaigns on economy
Thousands of jobs lost in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania? Hmm.