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By the numbers: Stats that tell story of Biden's first year

Published: January 17, 2022

Some notable numbers from Biden’s first year: —63.5% vaccination rate. —3.9% jobless rate. —7% inflation. —32 “not a joke” references. It’s one of Biden’s favorite speech lines.

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