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US companies added 291,000 jobs in January
Add this to what the President listed last night as strengths in the economy. Rip this up Nancy dear, you hateful b#tch.

Quote:U.S. companies added 291,000 jobs in January, a big increase from December, but much of that strength likely reflected unusually warm weather during the month.

Payroll processor ADP said Wednesday that the January job gain, which was larger than had been expected, compared to a revised December figure of 193,000.

Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said that warmer-than-normal weather for January played a big role in the increase. He said without that impact, the job gain would probably have been around 150,000.

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RE: US companies added 291,000 jobs in January
If Trump had thrown this in there last night, Pelosi's teeth would have fallen out and she would have sharted at the same time.
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