All but two states saw a decline in growth of real median household income under Trump – including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Florida, four states widely regarded as the key electoral battlegrounds that will likely determine the 2020 presidential election.
Middle-class incomes grew at a rate of 2.7 percent from 2016 through 2018, compared to a 5.8 percent growth rate from 2014 through 2016 when accounting for inflation.
MORE TRUMP VS. AVERAGE AMERICANS
BUSINESS
- Trump involved in 3500 law suits including non payment claims
- The failed busiesses of Donald Trump
- In 1980s, Trump banned Christmas decorations to harass elderly tenants
- His first real estate project resulted in a Justice Department
accusation of discrimination against blacks. An agreement was reached
between Trump and the DOJ.
- Income growth slows under Trump
- Trump Gives Defense Department Power To Abolish Bargaining For Civilian Unions
- Trump Hires Union Busters to Oversee Unions
- 6.6 million new jobs were created in the first 36 months of Trump’s tenure, compared with 8.1 million in the final 36 months of Obama’s ― a decline of 19% under Trump.
MISC
STUDENTS
- Trump looks to kill student loan forgiveness program
- Trump Gets $25 Million Tax Write-Off For Trump University Settlement
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