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【USA Mail
magazine from the White House 2018-04-16a 】
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Trump’s
tax reform boosts optimism among manufacturers to record highs
Brittany De Lea reports
for Fox Business that “optimism among American manufacturers
is at record highs thanks to the after-effects of the GOP’s
recently-implemented tax reform law,” according to a new
survey from the National Association of Manufacturers. Even
better news: Manufacturers anticipate wages will grow at their
fastest pace in 17 years, the survey finds.
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The Washington
Examiner reports that “the number of people
receiving unemployment benefits is running at the lowest level
in 44 years,” according to new data from the Department of
Labor. “Low jobless claims are a good sign for the economy,”
Joseph Lawler writes. “They suggest that layoffs are rare . .
. and that the recovery is headed toward more growth and more
job creation.”
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Senate Foreign Relations
Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-TN) said he will “avidly
support” President Trump’s nomination of CIA Director Mike
Pompeo for Secretary of State, the Times
Free Press reports. “I think you have the personal
characteristics to lead the State Department in a way that
generates the kind of culture and levers that we need around
the world for active diplomacy,” Sen. Corker said of Pompeo.
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Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development Ben Carson writes in The
Virginian-Pilot that President Trump’s new tax law
is helping the “historically neglected and distressed areas
in our country, through a set of benefits offered to designated
low-income communities called Opportunity Zones.” Secretary
Carson explains that “these zones can help attract new
businesses, and improve economic development and
entrepreneurship, the lifeblood of our future.”
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“In Gorsuch, President
Donald Trump nominated a qualified and experienced judge with a
demonstrated respect for the Constitution,” Cleta Mitchell
writes in The
Hill. “Gorsuch’s body of work shows that he
understands the duty of a judge is to interpret the
Constitution and the law as they are written, not to warp their
meaning in order to advance their own personal agenda.”
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