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Job opening coming soon at the NY Fed

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  • jon-nycJ Online
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    jon-nyc
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    “In the 25 years that I served in the United States Congress, Republicans never, ever, one time agreed on what a health care proposal should look like. Not once.”

    • Former Speaker of the House John Boehner
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      @jon-nyc How does your post title relate to the garph? What is the connection?

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        It’s the bad economic news not any correction.

        Trump didn’t mind corrections when the news favored him.

        “In the 25 years that I served in the United States Congress, Republicans never, ever, one time agreed on what a health care proposal should look like. Not once.”

        • Former Speaker of the House John Boehner
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          True dat!

          and he conveniently forgets that corrections (both good and bad) have been something that almost always happens as more and finalized data comes in.

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