https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/27/tru...s-3-percent-goal-even-without-tax-reform.html
#SuckItLibs #FuckTheLeft #MAGA #Hail
#SuckItLibs #FuckTheLeft #MAGA #Hail
Obama too had good numbers on the economy. But what people were angry at is that the numbers were good but their day to day life did not improved, they were still struggling to make ends meet.
Now the question is : After 10 monthes of President Trump in the Oval Office, are people in Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa, Pennslvania, etc. better off now than they were a year ago when they choosed to vote for Trump ?
I.S. = Investment States
Yep, as in uranium.You mean like, Russian Investments?
Yep, as in uranium.
Uranium One is fake, just like the Niger Uranium scandal was.
I don't know.How does it feel to have to go through life with defending as fake any criticism of everything you believe in?
I don't know.
Can you tell me, you're much more an expert than me on this
Righhhht!
Update: I was wrong about 3 percent growth.
It has been revised to 3.3 percent.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...rter-growth-revised-up-to-3-3-three-year-high
Obama never sniffed that in 8 years and Trump achieved it in 10 months.
Well, you stepped in it pretty deep this time.
In fact, Obama had nine quarters of 3 percent or more growth.
And that's what we (and the article) are referencing here, quarterlies...being as Trump, 10 months in, hasn't recorded an annual rate as yet.
Kinda hard to imagine you wouldn't know that. Oh well.
Correct you are on point one.
2.9 was Obama's best.
But as I mentioned above, Trump is going to need a big 4th quarter (4.4) to reach an annual of 3.0 for 2017.
Yes. Across the board. Obama never did one fucking thing to improve the economy. A tanked economy like in 2008 was going to rebound regardless.
If anything, Obama’s bullshit regulation and cap and trade impeded growth.
Fuck that sorry piece of shit.
Your are quite misinformed - there was NO 'Cap and Trade" legislation - it never passed. It did not impede growth as it was non-existent!
Likewise, you are mistaken on regulations, too. More and more coal operators have announced closures in 2017 (and what remains will shift to metallurgical coal). Actually, coal production has increased slightly (much for export) while coal jobs have continued their decrease, both driven by automation and market pressure. The free market is working as it should be. Soon, a coal miner will be as quaint as a blacksmith - such is the power of the free market and of automation. And even international coal exports are continuing their decline. This has not the slightest thing to do with regulations or a federal "cap and trade" that does not exist.