BY JOE CONASON Within a day after Donald Trump’s triumphal visit to Indiana, where he claimed credit for “saving” 800 jobs at a Carrier factory, the Department of Labor released its first monthly unemployment report since his election victory – and one of the last that will come out during the presidency of Barack Obama. Together those events illustrated the contrast between a real strategy for economic growth and the dubious gambit of a Twitter […]
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