Confidence in the job market has risen to a 7-year high, according to a new survey released by Rasmussen Reports.
The national telephone and online survey has found that 39% of Americans now believe the job market is improving.
That’s an increase from 35% in May, and also the highest level of confidence in in any job-confidence survey since early 2010…during Barack Obama’s 1st term.
Trump’s tweet on tax cuts today shows that the President feels this is only the beginning.
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“We’re getting close!” he wrote.
The full recap from our friends at Sarah Palin News:
The economy has been booming under President Donald Trump, who just celebrated the one-year anniversary of his election a few days ago.
According to Rasmussen Reports, the national unemployment rate is 4.1%.
The United States has not seen unemployment that low in the past 17 years!
Jobs are being created, people are getting back to work, and the nation couldn’t be more confident in the economy:
[No wonder that confidence in the job market has risen to a new high.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 39% of American Adults now believe the job market is better than it was a year ago. That’s up from 35% in May and the highest level of confidence in regular surveying since early 2010.]
One thousand American adults were surveyed between November 5-6; “The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.”
Trump is anticipating the economy to continue its upward trend following tax reform and healthcare reform.
He tweeted earlier today, “I am proud of the Rep. House & Senate for working so hard on cutting taxes {& reform.} We’re getting close! Now, how about ending the unfair & highly unpopular Indiv Mandate in OCare & reducing taxes even further? Cut top rate to 35% w/all of the rest going to middle income cuts?”
See the full tweet from the POTUS below!
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