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1.1 Million MORE Americans Have Become Disabled In Just The Past Three Months

Bureau of Labor Statistics data reveals 1.1 million MORE Americans have become disabled in just the past 3 months.

This article was originally published by ZeroHedge.

VigilantFox asks: Why is nobody talking about this?

The month of July added another 234,000 disabled Americans, making the current high the third new high in a row.

Prominent data analyst @DowdEdward reports that since February 2021, an additional 5.89 million Americans have answered “yes” to the Bureau of Labor Statistics household survey question on disability.

That’s a 19.6% increase in reported disabilities over just 4.5 years—something he calls a “disaster.”

This should be front-page news.

Why isn’t anyone talking about it?

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