Biden cites February jobs report as part of ‘great American comeback’

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President Joe Biden welcomed a better-than-expected February jobs report one day after his last State of the Union address before November’s general election.

Biden used his State of the Union address to describe the economy, under his leadership, as “the greatest comeback story never told.” That was a tacit acknowledgment that although economic indicators have been improving, consumer sentiment, at least captured by political polling, has not.

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