Two decades? Now the WSJ should stop basking in the pre-Bush years. The metric is how many jobs were created since 2000 when Clinton-Bush made China a permanent favorite trading partner?
I know it was a really long post.... but you overlooked this paragraph where the phony Clinton internet-bubble jobs have now been replaced by real jobs. Read it carefully:
In the past 24 months 3.5 million more Americans have found work, which is the equivalent of a new job for every worker in the entire state of Indiana. Every single job that was lost during the bursting of the technology bubble and stock market collapse of 2000-01 has been matched by a new job, often in a new industry. As the nearby chart shows, the bottom of the jobs recession hit in mid-2003--and the recovery began at the very point that the Bush marginal-rate tax cuts were enacted into law.
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Isn't it great that we have created more than 40 million jobs under both Democratic and Republican presidents while the Europeans and Japanese combined haven't had 20 million?