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https://twitter.com/RepMattGaetz/status/1019320007589793793
16 – Regulations rolled back through the Congressional Review Act process – the most in history
$4.1 billion – Dollars saved in agency regulatory costs through Congressional Review Act rollbacks
4 million+ – Hours of paperwork saved by rolling back regulations
$4.1 billion – Dollars saved in agency regulatory costs through Congressional Review Act rollbacks
4 million+ – Hours of paperwork saved by rolling back regulations
102 – Number of utility companies that have lowered prices in 48 states as a result of tax reform
642 – Companies that gave out pay raises, bonuses, or more benefits to workers, and counting
642 – Companies that gave out pay raises, bonuses, or more benefits to workers, and counting
4 million – Americans who received bonuses, increased wages, or expanded benefits because of tax reform from
90% – Americans who are receiving bigger paychecks under the new withholding tables
3.4% – Increase in real disposable income in the first quarter of 2018
90% – Americans who are receiving bigger paychecks under the new withholding tables
3.4% – Increase in real disposable income in the first quarter of 2018
2.7% – Increase in average annual wages
$305 billion – Amount repatriated to the U.S. in the first quarter of 2018
$211.2 billion – Record high level of U.S. exports of goods and services.
3.7 million – Jobs created since November 2016
$305 billion – Amount repatriated to the U.S. in the first quarter of 2018
$211.2 billion – Record high level of U.S. exports of goods and services.
3.7 million – Jobs created since November 2016
1.3 million – Jobs created since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act became law
6.6 million – Job openings as of May 2018, meaning more jobs than job seekers
5.75 million – New hires in May 2018, the highest level in 17 years and the second highest on record
6.6 million – Job openings as of May 2018, meaning more jobs than job seekers
5.75 million – New hires in May 2018, the highest level in 17 years and the second highest on record
65% – Americans who say now is a good time to find a quality job
62.9% – Increased labor force participation rate
4.6% – Hispanic-Latino unemployment rate, the lowest on record (June 2018).
62.9% – Increased labor force participation rate
4.6% – Hispanic-Latino unemployment rate, the lowest on record (June 2018).
6.5% – Black unemployment rate, the lowest in 10 years (June 2018).
95.1% – Manufacturers that feel positive about their own company’s outlook
54% – Americans who say the economy is “good” or “excellent” – highest in survey history
95.1% – Manufacturers that feel positive about their own company’s outlook
54% – Americans who say the economy is “good” or “excellent” – highest in survey history
11.4 points – Increase in confidence among lower-income Americans since February 2018
$2,059 – Average tax cut for a typical family of four
$2,000 – The new per-child tax credit – double the old amount
$2,059 – Average tax cut for a typical family of four
$2,000 – The new per-child tax credit – double the old amount
$12,000 and $24,000 – The new standard deduction for individuals and families, respectively – nearly double the old amount
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