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The Campaign Spot

Election-driven news and views . . . by Jim Geraghty.


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Nevada’s ‘Recovery Summer’ Feels a Lot Like ‘Season of Decline’

Great news, Harry Reid. Unemployment in Nevada has declined from 14.2 percent to 14.3 percent!

Okay, so technically, 14.3 is higher than 14.2, and so actually, Nevada’s jobs crisis got worse. But I figure that spin is no worse than everything else you have tried.

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