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us economy grew 3.1% in 2018
Former Harvard president and Obama advisor Larry Summers, said believing that the economy could grow by 3% is fine, it’s like believing in the tooth fairy. When asked to comment on the fact that Trump delivered, he declined to comment. Probably hiding under his bed drinking hot toddies.
Trump is to be judged on a lot more than just the economy. But in this regard, he’s doing a great job. Trump inherited a robust economy which many people thought was overdue for a recession. instead, it grew by more than 3% fornthe first time in 15 years. Will CNN or MSNBC cover this? |
The economy will always be due for a recession. Soon.
But 3%, after some rocky potholed roads, is pretty good. Particularly when many (cough Obama cough) considered 2% the new normal and we'd better get used to it. Probably the biggest thing Trump did was nothing; NOT over regulating private industry. Yes we need regulation but Dems tend to over regulate. Quote:
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Doing nothing to help the robust economy continue to grow is the best thing he has (hasn’t) done. Latest polling says 64% of Americans believe Trump committed crimes before taking office and 50% believe he has committed crimes while in office, confirming my belief the base and GOP are ok with the means justifying the ends. I suspect if Trump can’t win in 2020 he will be in deep sh*t as the only thing protecting him from the limit on prosecuting federal crimes is getting a second term. Those polls and the continued hearings over two years might eventually get the GOP to abandon the sinking Trump bull ship.
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Thanks for the whataboutism.
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Trump also called a very sick man form my home town of West Haven CT, whose dream was to meet him. Just like Hitler would have done for the infirm. |
So according to Obama's economic advisor (Summers), Trump has achieved the impossible - 3% economic growth. And Summers has nothing to say. And people sell their homes and take out loans up to their eyeballs, to have their children "educated" by people so intellectually dishonest, they are physically incapable of admitting Trump did what they said he couldn't do.
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Thanks trump.
Meanwhile I can’t deduct any donations that I have made to any fundraisers. I can’t deduct do many things I used to be able to deduct off my taxes. If only I had a private jet I could deduct that now. But I guess someone had to make up for the tax cuts for the billionaires. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
despite more than two years of President Trump’s “America First” policies -- the United States last year posted a $891.2 billion merchandise trade deficit, the largest in the nation’s 243-year history.
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I wonder who told him to do that since we know he has no empathy. Let's not forget he once flew a sick child on his plane somewhere. |
As usual Jim loves his needle in a haystack stories .. actually the avg Americans are still seeing nothing .. no matter how you hard you try to suggest otherwise
For most U.S. workers, real wages have barely budged in decades Even if the economy is on a roll, many Americans aren’t feeling the benefit. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mar...D-544633EAFF05 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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"Jim loves his needle in a haystack stories " I love the whole truth, good and bad. I have posted plenty of negative (I cannot believe that Trump would say that Fatty in North Korea had no knowledge of what they did to Otto Warmbler, I can't believe Trump would say something so hurtful to his parents). I post the good and the bad, I don't sweep the bad under the rug, not if it's true. What I dismiss, is the made-up stuff, of which there's plenty. "the avg Americans are still seeing nothing " So you're just making up garbage now? Most people saw some benefit from the tax cuts, most people are benefitting from the stock market performance since he's been in office, many are benefitting from lower unemployment and rising wages. You bending over backwards to deny anything positive. |
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You know who you sounded like? That piece of filth Pete Davidson on SNL, who made fun of Dan Crenshaw's missing eye, and then said "he got hurt in a war, or whatever". You're way better than that. How about we give honest praise when it's earned, and honest criticism when it's earned. Is that asking too much? |
I love Trump can't wait to vote for him again. Shame on the Dems for the constant harassment. Cohen had zilch on Trump. What a tool. Absolutely nothing has been tied back to Trump. So either it did not happen or he is brilliant either way I am greatful every day for his presidency. Let the trolling begin.
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You know who you sounded like? That piece of filth Pete Davidson on SNL, who made fun of Dan Crenshaw's missing eye, and then said "he got hurt in a war, or whatever". You're way better than that. How about we give honest praise when it's earned, and honest criticism when it's earned. Is that asking too much? |
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The federal deficit ballooned at start of new fiscal year, up 77 percent from a year before
Pesky facts trying to make Trump look bad ... booming economy 3 % growth how can this be ??? Deficit up 77% Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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no, ignoring the good and fanatically obsessing over the bad, isn’t bringing anything back to the center. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Anyone can find some good even in losing .. but it doesn’t change the fact . It’s still a lost. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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deeply concerned about the debt, have said so many times. a robust economy is one of the ways out of the home, controlling wasteful spending is the other. what “loss” are you referring to? the gop is still up all over the map... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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GM to slash up to 15,000 jobs in North America; 7 plants could close as part of restructuring
. And the many Americans that have the jobs created by that roll are absolutely feeling the benefit. booming economy 3 % growth 15,000 jobs lost clearly not these people feeling the benefit. you will always have winners and loser and the min wage jobs are winning and what I call real jobs that provide a good wage and benefits are losing |
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I was just reading a Whole Foods story about how AMAZON caved to all these progressive groups demanding 15 bucks an hour and raised their bottom wage to 15 and gave everyone over 15 a raise of a dollar or something....now the Whole Foods workers are noticing their hours are getting cut back....whose fault is that? :huh:
"Amazon recently began a $15 minimum wage for its employees at Whole Foods, but then the grocery store began cutting workers’ hours, according to the Guardian. The multinational e-commerce company enacted the increased wage in November for all U.S. workers, in response to public pressure and criticism over its pay for employees. The same wage increase that the supermarket chain employees fought for, however, has lead to widespread cuts across stores, Whole Foods employees told The Guardian." |
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15000 manufacturing jobs going south in a booming economy lowest unemployment in History Yada yada ... and these are your best response a But but Obama and AOC reference and So if any businesses downsize, it's a bad economy? and a 1920 comparison :claps::claps::claps::claps::claps::claps::claps:: claps:
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Do you know anybody that bought a Chevy Cruze lately? If you're not one of them, then you're part of the Problem :hee:
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I find it ironic that a particular union I work with (and happen to respect BTW) only has a US Domestic Union built car in their parking lot when I am onsite. I vote with my wallet, not with my mouth. |
My son drives a Chevy Cruze as well.
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