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stinkcat_14
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So much for deregulation spurring economic growth.
Boy, if that is not lowering the bar. Trump promised 4-5% economic growth and now Trump supporters are happy with anything above zero.2.2% growth is still growth, last I checked…
Boy, if that is not lowering the bar. Trump promised 4-5% economic growth and now Trump supporters are happy with anything above zero.
The Trump tax cuts have been in effect for a couple months. Reagan didn’t see 4% growth until 2 years after his much larger tax cuts.What happened to that 4 and 5 percent growth that the tax cuts were going to produce? That legislation could prove quite costly and detrimental to the financial health and stability of our country’s future.
On the other hand, allegedly he has been de-regulating for quite some time, although people are often vague on the specifics as to what he as actually done.The Trump tax cuts have been in effect for a couple months. Reagan didn’t see 4% growth until 2 years after his much larger tax cuts.
He’s been in office less than 18 months. That’s not much time to make a dent in the 60,000 plus pages of regulations in the Federal Register. But let’s be honest, this isn’t about hitting 4% economic growth, it’s about you not being able to stand Trump, and, if we’re being really honest, his supporters. If we were at 10% growth, you’d have to find something else to complain about.On the other hand, allegedly he has been de-regulating for quite some time, although people are often vague on the specifics as to what he as actually done.
So when will the 4% growth arrive?
Actually, if we were at 10% economic growth, there would be things to be worried about regardless of who was president. While some economies can sustain 10% economic growth, our mature economy almost certainly couldn’t. Neither a democrat nor a republican could actually sustain it. I will argue that there is a certain level of economic illiteracy among Trump supporters, that can also be a problem among Trump critics as well. I will tell you that my economic viewpoints tend to be non-partisan and tend to be data focused.He’s been in office less than 18 months. That’s not much time to make a dent in the 60,000 plus pages of regulations in the Federal Register. But let’s be honest, this isn’t about hitting 4% economic growth, it’s about you not being able to stand Trump, and, if we’re being really honest, his supporters. If we were at 10% growth, you’d have to find something else to complain about.
And what prompted that 4% growth? A tax-hike to accommodate military spending.The Trump tax cuts have been in effect for a couple months. Reagan didn’t see 4% growth until 2 years after his much larger tax cuts.
And that was evident after Bush took over from Reagan.While some economies can sustain 10% economic growth, our mature economy almost certainly couldn’t.
Seems it’s actually above the 2% prediction.So much for deregulation spurring economic growth.
But Obama didn’t do any of that. He more or less did nothiing but make the cost of Health care go higher.Sounds like the same kind of argument that an Obama supporter could make. Obama could have reduced unemployment to zero, improved the economy by 100 percent and created world peace and his detractors would still not have been happy. Sort of like what Mitch McConnell said in 2008. “My job is to make sure Mr. Obama is a one term president.” Hmmm, so much for accepting the results of that election and working together.
Perhaps you should learn to show more enthusiasm.Enjoy the mirage while you can. After 8 years of being totally miserable about Obama being president, I hope you find gloating to be therapeutic.
Actually, that is false. The Atlanta Fed forecasted it to be 4.8% next quarter but we don’t know whether the forecast is accurate or not because the second quarter has not ended yet.GDP growth is 4.8%.
I honestly don’t know why you have such a fixation with “hate”. You are not using the catechism definition of hate, so the hate you are accusing people of has no negative moral connotation. You keep complaining that people “hate” Trump, but there is no reason for people not to “hate” Trump. If you want to like him, that is your business. One can “hate” Trump and be a candidate for sainthood at the same time.There’s no “hate” involved in any of it except the hate expressed constantly by Dems against Trump and his supporters.
Nobody’s “gloating”. In fact, few would even be talking about Trump if liberals weren’t constantly in attack mode against him. People who like what his being elected has done so far are just happy about it and will probably vote for him in 2020 unless he blows it somehow. But those who support Trump aren’t generally the ones who go around talking about politics unless challenged to do it.Enjoy the mirage while you can. After 8 years of being totally miserable about Obama being president, I hope you find gloating to be therapeutic.
How is that any different than McConnell wanting to make Obama a one term president? That is just the nature of politics. There is no reason why anyone should refrain from attacking him if he does something worth being attacked for.In fact, few would even be talking about Trump if liberals weren’t constantly in attack mode against him.