1) "Average hourly and weekly earnings fall in February"
2) "Economy drops 9,000 jobs in April"
3) "U.S. loses another 46,000 jobs in May"
4) "Job growth weak: economy adds just 6,000 new positions last month"
5) "Manufacturing sector loses 4,000 jobs"
6) "4,000 more jobs vanish from manufacturing sector"
7) "Manufacturing sector hit hard once again; 27,000 additional jobs lost in July"
8) "282,000 manufacturing workers have lost their jobs over the past 14 months"
9) "Economy drops 35,000 jobs in September"
10) "Average weekly earnings decline by 1.2 percent last month"
Okay, folks. In what year or years did those headlines run? Anyone?
That's a trick question!
None of them are headlines.
But they are, however, actual, objective, historical events.
From 1995 and 1996, under Saint Bill Clinton.
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