Weekly Roundup: June 5th, 2020
The NPR Politics Podcast
Unemployment, Recovery, and the Presidential Race
This chapter explores the unprecedented unemployment rate exceeding 13% and the superficial job recoveries tied to the reopening of specific sectors. It critiques the political discourse surrounding job reports in light of social justice issues, including George Floyd's legacy, while analyzing the current presidential race and Joe Biden's lead over Donald Trump. Additionally, the chapter highlights the complex feelings of undecided voters in key swing areas, navigating their discontent with both candidates amid ongoing racial tensions.
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