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Trump Says Economy Has ‘Public Relations’ Problem Amid High Prices and Slow Hiring

Trump Says Economy Has ‘Public Relations’ Problem Amid High Prices and Slow Hiring
NYT Business Saturday 03 October 2026, 09:03 UTC By Tony Romm 1 min read
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President Trump has redoubled his efforts to try to convince voters that they are better off financially than they think they are.

President Trump has redoubled his efforts to try to convince voters that they are better off financially than they think they are. [Image text:] MAKE AMERICA T AGAIN!
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