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When Trump was president I remember a lot of cheering the record stock market and low unemployment, the dems were saying those weren't true meterics of economic success because home ownership and purchasing power were down. Then, voila, Biden drives down purchasing power and touts high stock market and low unemployment. In turn, the GOP criticized it. What will you personally use as a yardstick to measure economic growth, or at least stability?
Pretty simple for me…how does he do compared to his campaign promises?Â
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