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Average weekly wage of Massachusetts workers, Sum said, rose by just a $1 between 2001 and 2006 after adjusting for inflation, while the state had the third-highest rate of population loss in the nation between July 2002 and July 2006.
What's interesting is the Dems must tear down the other guy, because Obama is such an unmitigated failure.
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Under current Gov. Deval Patrick (D) — and a legislature still controlled by Democrats — the state experienced 4.2 percent job growth in the first quarter of 2011, better than twice the national average and good enough to rank in the top 10 nationally. That followed a year of solid growth in 2010, when Massachusetts was among the nation’s leaders in job growth.
Under current Gov. Deval Patrick (D) — and a legislature still controlled by Democrats — the state experienced 4.2 percent job growth in the first quarter of 2011, better than twice the national average and good enough to rank in the top 10 nationally. That followed a year of solid growth in 2010, when Massachusetts was among the nation’s leaders in job growth.
What was Romney doing?
But employment is a lagging indicator right? Which means any job growth created during this perod of time comes from the previous administration. Thats what the Democrats said..
Wrong. My 11 year old could tell me the difference between $1 increase, and a $1 increase after being adjusted for inflation.
You should be embarassed.
I'm embarrassed for your 11 year old. Does he claim to be adopted?
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