Fact-check: “Employment increases have nothing to do with Presidential policies.”
Verdict: False (85% confidence)
Documented evidence indicated that federal policies enacted through the political process (for example, large fiscal stimulus legislation signed by a President) were estimated to increase employment relative to what would have occurred otherwise. Other documented evidence indicated that major levers affecting employment (notably monetary policy) are operationally independent of the President, and that macroeconomic outcomes often reflect factors outside presidential control; however, those sour…
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