Biden takes shot at Trump in jobs remarks

President Biden highlighted job growth and took a dig at former President Trump, stating that America is now in one of the strongest job-creating periods, contrasting it with Trump's presidency where he left with fewer jobs than when he entered.

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Posted 9/1/2023, 5:11:00 PM