2020 Election

VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: Democratic 2020 Presidential Candidate John Delaney On His Plan To Improve U.S. Economy

The American economy has been visibly strong in recent years, as unemployment has been at near-record lows and the labor force participation rate has also increased along with average hourly earnings in many cases.

Rep. John Delaney (D-Md.), a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, explained to uPolitics exclusively what he believes the necessary steps are to keep the economy strong.

Pablo Mena

Writer for upolitics.com. NY Giants and Rangers fan. Film and TV enthusiast (especially Harry Potter and The Office) and lover of foreign languages and cultures.

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