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The Big Lie Behind 'Jobs Americans Won't Do'
The problem was never Americans' unwillingness to do tough jobs. It was companies undercutting the American worker by taking advantage of a powerless class of illegal aliens.
Wages Rise as Illegals Leave — Coincidence?
Donald Trump's closure of the southern border, coupled with ICE raids all over the country, is reducing the illegal population and benefiting blue-collar Americans.
Labor Day, Economics, and Hurricane Dorian
On this holiday, let's take a moment to look at the bigger economic picture.
Strong Economy Continues as Dems Warn of Collapse
Labor force numbers hit record high, tariffs may rise, and the Fed drops interest rates.
Trump's Economic Policies Raise Wages for 99%
Americans' wages are increasing across the board, a new economic report finds.
Roaring Economy Is GOP's Best Election Pitch
Will voters reward the GOP, or has Democrats' divisive rhetoric really made voters "tired of winning"?
Have Middle-Class Wages Really Stagnated?
Too many Americans are convinced that we're living through tougher times than we really are.
Trump Effect vs. Democrat Rhetoric
Democrats' doom and gloom warnings against Republican tax cuts simply don't reflect reality.
Dreamers, or the American Dream Killers?
Illegal immigration is an increasing tax burden on Americans, while at the same time undercutting their wages.
Why Is Wage Growth So Slow?
All while the stock market is booming, unemployment is low, and consumer confidence is on the rise.
Hey, Donald Trump: Wages Aren't Too High!
Outside the massive Milwaukee theater, the venue of last Tuesday's fourth GOP presidential debate, were the noisy protesters marching for a hike in the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. They held up signs that read, "Fight for $15." Inside the great hall, Donald Trump, who boasts of having a net worth as high as that of many small nations, is asked by debate moderator Maria Bartiromo of Fox Business Network whether he favors raising the minimum wage. Of course, the only sane answer to that is no.