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The article states that along with employers added more people to their payrolls, paychecks are starting to improve as well. This comes just four days before the midterm elections. This article states that these new numbers will add fuel to the political debate between the democrats and the republicans...
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The republicans quickly take credit for the dropping of the unemployment rate claiming that the low unemployment rate is evidence of the tax cuts and that the tax cuts have stimulated growth. They also said that if the Democrats takeover it would hurt the economy and undo all that they have done. The Democrats thinks that last months numbers have nothing to do with the tax cut...
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