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Cavuto, Boskin claim jobs “created or saved” metric first used by Obama - but Bush admin. used it

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 01/19/10 7:23 PM EST

From the January 19 edition of Fox Business Network's Cavuto:

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Previously:

Cavuto: if Bush had used jobs “created or saved” metric, “he would have rightly been laughed at” - but his admin did

WSJ column's falsehood: Bush admin did not make claims about jobs “saved or created”

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