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Trump: Biden admin. did terrible on jobs and everything else

Politics
Christian Baha / JG

1 min read

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Former President Donald Trump slammed Biden's administration on Tuesday for doing "terribly on jobs" in the country.

"Most new jobs under Biden went to illegal Immigrants. Additionally, he got what is known as Covid bounce-back jobs, which are standard for all countries after a pandemic," Trump added on Truth Social.

Trump's remarks come a day after Goldman Sachs downgraded the probability of a US recession to 20% following recently released retail sales and employment data. The latest retail sales and jobless claims releases have significantly alleviated concerns that the world's largest economy is heading for a recession or is already in one.

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