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Mr. Spicer called the job creation a result of “the surge in economic confidence and optimism that has been inspired since his election.”
Part of the problem for the administration is that its legislative accomplishments in the first hundred days are
falling far short of the expectations — notably, for tax cuts and infrastructure spending — since the election.
“However, the unemployment rate fell to the lowest rate since before the recession.”
The top Democrat on the committee, Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, ignored the new jobless rate
and focused instead on the disappointing payroll gain.
“President Trump promised that he would be ‘the greatest jobs producer
that God ever created.’ Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee will hold him to this promise.”
Last month, when February’s payroll gain turned out to be much better than expected,
Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, claimed credit for Mr. Trump.
The consensus view on Wall Street is that the economy expanded at an annual rate of 1 percent
last quarter, with the pace of growth in the current second quarter rising to 3.5 percent.
If consumption were going to improve, it would have already.”
Industries that Mr. Trump emphasized in his campaign — particularly manufacturing — continued to add jobs last month, but at a slower pace.

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