the U.S. economy keeps on growing and creating new jobs. Last month alone, 144,000 new jobs were created. But if one were to listen to Senator John Kerry, one would think we were in the middle of another Great Depression. The U.S. economy has created jobs in each of the last 12 months for a total of nearly 1.7 million new jobs. The unemployment rate has fallen to 5.4 percent, which is about the same as in 1996 when President Bill Clinton was running for reelection. And thanks to the leadership of our great President George W. Bush and the majority of the Republicans in Congress, our economy is strong and getting stronger. Senator Kerry, while flip-flopping on a variety of issues, has been remarkably consistent on one issue, and that one issue is raising taxes. Higher taxes on hard-working Americans and job providers have never created a job or helped a family meet its needs. My message to Senator Kerry is we have turned the corner toward a progrowth, projob, profamily economy, and we are not turning back.
Candice S. Miller: “the U.S. economy keeps on growing and creating new jobs. Last month alone, 144,000 new jobs were created. But if one…”
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