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I do not deny that he is a blow hard, #^&#^&#^&#^& talker, but at the end of the day not one of you could attribute something he has done in office that has negatively affected you or your family. Up until this virus hit this country was rolling forward. It was becoming more prosperous. You guys lets some mean words bother the #^&#^&#^&#^& out of you and I find it hilarious. The political forum is the worst thing that ever happened to this site, it really showed everyones true colors, that is why I rarely come on here anymore. Go fishing, turn off the news |
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But it's an effective, to some, talking point to somehow diminish what Trump's policies did to actually make the recovery well beyond anemic Obama one into an actually vitally expanding one. As well, your other talking points about position in the world, rule of law, corruption in government, leadership vacuum, are biased opinions highlighted by a sycophant media to make Trump look bad. Just keep sayin'. Tell it long and hard enough and folks will believe. |
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What Tweety claimed today is that, under his leadership, the US government is sabotaging the development of a Covid-19 vaccine.
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So Obama's comparatively anemic recovery took a lot longer to get above water, so to speak. And once achieving that point, it would be harder to maintain a 2 to 3% growth in GDP than it would from a recession low. 2-3% rise from a broken economy is not much growth, but the same percentage growth from a more stabilized economy is more difficult to sustain without actually significant expansion in the economy. To maintain similar growth of 2-3% after that, under Trump, would actually be the ideal growth rate from a "stable" economy, which would be more difficult to do than from a recession economy, so would be far more significant than Obama's similar numbers. Also, it appears that different analysts have different numbers. Here's this from the FEE: "That being said, Puzder has a compelling indictment of Obama’s performance: 'During a typical recovery, the economy grows at a rate between 3% and 4%, and the Obama administration predicted such a surge in its 2010 midsession review. It never came. The “recovery” of those years often felt much like a recession.' "Amen. This echoes my criticism of Obamanomics. He made the US a bit more like Europe, so it’s no surprise that growth was weak. "Let’s now look at Puzder’s evidence that Trump has done a better job. He compares the end of the Obama economy with the beginning of the Trump economy: "GDP growth staggered along at 1.5% in Mr. Obama’s final six full quarters in office. …growth doubled to 3% during Mr. Trump’s first six full quarters. …the increase in job openings over Mr. Trump’s first 21 months has averaged an impressive 75,000 a month. Over Mr. Obama’s last 21 months in office, the number of job openings increased an average of 900 a month. …During Mr. Obama’s last 21 months, the number of employed Americans increased an average of 157,000 a month. Under Mr. Trump, the increase has accelerated to 214,000 a month, a 36% improvement. …In Mr. Obama’s final 21 months, weekly earnings rose an average of $1.31 a month. Under Mr. Trump, weekly earnings have increased an average of $1.84 cents a month: a 40% improvement that’s come mostly since tax reform took effect in January. Over that period, weekly earnings have grown an average of $2.31 a month, a 76% increase over Mr. Obama’s last 21 months. …The unemployment rate declined 13% during Mr. Obama’s last 21 months, but from there it has dropped another 23% during Mr. Trump’s tenure.'" |
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6,000,000 infected 180,000 dead Millions unemployed Fighting in the streets It is what it is Welcome to Tweety’s America Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Massachusetts had the highest unemployment rate in July, 16.1 percent, followed by New York, 15.9 percent. The rates in Connecticut (10.2 percent), New Mexico (12.7 percent), and New York (15.9 percent) set new series highs. democrat governed not "trump's America" |
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I just find it odd that her binder is all tabs which she reads like tech on the phone does ... their not answers . But pre written responses with no follow up question allowed? Seems the same reason people like her is why they like Trump . The feel she's sticking it to the fake media ... such a low bar.. or Aka lying fine as long as their side are the ones doing it.. |
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What‘s left is what we're going to see tonight, the gaslighting of the country. We're going to see a theater of absurdity. Tweety telling us we should be glad he didn’t kill millions, but we should give him more time. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Quotes from the 2016 RNC are a devastating indictment of Trump’s 2020 record.
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"I take no responsibility."
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It is what it is! Hey someone call and fire up the chopper, I have a 10am tee time.
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