Friday, the Labor Department will issue another mediocre jobs report — private forecasters estimate 190,000 jobs were created in October — well below the 260,000 averaged in 2014.
The White House will tout the economy is doing quite well — proclaiming 61 consecutive months of jobs creation — and liberal commentators like New York Times columnist and CNBC analyst John Harwood may offer this as more proof that the economy does better with a Democrat in the White House.
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The White House will tout the economy is doing quite well — proclaiming 61 consecutive months of jobs creation — and liberal commentators like New York Times columnist and CNBC analyst John Harwood may offer this as more proof that the economy does better with a Democrat in the White House.
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