08-07-2016, 04:28 PM
The economy is consistently the most important issue to American voters, according to polls.
The July job reports saw a second month of solid growth, low unemployment (4.9% for those seeking jobs), and an increase in wages. President Obama's approval rating is now also high at 53%. These factors are positive for Clinton's campaign.
So, tomorrow, Donald Trump will give an economic speech in Michigan, after having announced his economic advisory team this week. Clinton's campaign just announced that she will give a rebuttal economic speech in Michigan on Thursday. Both should be very interesting.
One item they agree upon is federal expenditure (and debt increase) for massive improvements in the country's infrastructure, which would create new jobs.
Ref: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post...ming-days/
The July job reports saw a second month of solid growth, low unemployment (4.9% for those seeking jobs), and an increase in wages. President Obama's approval rating is now also high at 53%. These factors are positive for Clinton's campaign.
So, tomorrow, Donald Trump will give an economic speech in Michigan, after having announced his economic advisory team this week. Clinton's campaign just announced that she will give a rebuttal economic speech in Michigan on Thursday. Both should be very interesting.
One item they agree upon is federal expenditure (and debt increase) for massive improvements in the country's infrastructure, which would create new jobs.
Ref: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post...ming-days/