Wage growth 40 times more under Dems than Reps since 1980

40. Times. Greater. DURRR FISCL RSPONSIBILITY LAL

From 1980 through 2019, according to the BLS, production and nonsupervisory workers received real wage increases that were a staggering 40 times greater annually when Democrats held the presidency than when Republicans did. The average real wage going to these workers in 2019 for a full-time employee over a year grew by $210 during the 23 years after 1980 when Republicans occupied office, versus an increase of $5,975 during the 16 years that Democrats held office. Wage stagnation is nearly exclusively a Republican phenomenon.