Trump officials claim that strong U.S. job numbers obscure weak private-sector gains, arguing that government-driven components are inflating the overall growth picture and foreshadowing broader economic challenges
Trump officials claim U.S. job growth looks strong only because it relies heavily on government, healthcare, and social services—not on cyclical, market-driven sectors—masking weaknesses and foreshadowing slower private-sector growth.
Trump officials say U.S. job growth relies too much on government, healthcare, and education, hiding weak private-sector gains. They support spending cuts and reducing federal payrolls, warning that slowing cyclical sectors may signal broader economic challenges.
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