Numbers Never Lie: Biden-Harris Administration had positive effect on the state of Georgia

United States President Joseph R. Biden during a campaign stop at Mary Mac’s restaurant in Atlanta in the summer of 2024. Photo by Donnell Suggs/The Atlanta VoiceUnited States President Joseph R. Biden is scheduled to give his farewell address tonight and will be saying goodbye to the country as its 46th Commander-in-Chief. The Scranton, Pennsylvania native and former Senator will be leaving Georgia better off than it was when he took office four years ago this month.Biden and United States Vice President Kamala Harris, who campaigned numerous times throughout Georgia during her run for the White House, helped improve the lives of Georgians during their four years in the White House.& “In Georgia, nearly 500,000 new jobs have been created, enrollment in the Affordable Care Act has more than tripled, and billions of dollars have been invested into the state in four years of the Biden-Harris Administration,” Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison said in a statement. “As President Biden leaves office, Georgia is stronger than ever with low unemployment, new caps on prescription drug costs, and billions of dollars canceled in student loan debt for Georgians.”& A look at some crucial numbers involving employment, health care, education, energy, and...