U.S. Economic Growth Under The Obama Administration Has Been Revised Downward Indicating Woes

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U.S. Economic Growth Under The Obama Administration Has Been Revised Downward Indicating Woes

June 1. 2012

Barack Obama

The U.S. economy continues on a negative path downward, as it was revealed yesterday, the Obama Administration had inflated economic numbers for the first quarter of the year. The true numbers have been released and it does not bode well for the president, indicating his economic policies have not been successful. Obama is very keen to obtain another term in office, but the sagging economy is a massive obstacle in his path.

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US Economy Q1 Growth Revised Downward

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