BY THE NUMBERS: President Trump’s Historic First 200 Days – Promises Kept and Records Broken (March, politicians)
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With three weeks still to go in his term, the return in the Dow Jones Industrial Average during Barack Obama’s time as President, which began on January 20, 2009, is 149% (see chart below). Only Calvin Coolidge’s five and a half years as President during the Roaring ‘20s (255.9%), Bill Clinton’s eight years (226.6%) and Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s 12-plus years digging out of the Great Depression (194.4%) have topped it. ...
By annualized return, the stock market performance under Obama (18%) actually ranks second, behind only Coolidge’s whopping 25.5% average annual return. Obama’s annualized return is nearly four times the average annual return (4.7%) of a U.S. President.
It's clear from the charts that you posted that Obama & Bush were the two worst presidents in modern US History. Job losses and stock market crashed.
Your chart shows devastating losses under both. And don't forget that Obama was also a US Senator before he was President.
So aren't you glad that Trump did away with the Bush family and Clinton family (Obama 2.0)? Don't see how anyone could argue against that.
(didja think I was a Bush supporter? you guys just don't get it. )
It's clear from the charts that you posted that Obama & Bush were the two worst presidents in modern US History. Job losses and stock market crashed.
Your chart shows devastating losses under both. And don't forget that Obama was also a US Senator before he was President.
Are you really, truly that daft? Do you think Obama's term ended at the end of 2010?
Here is another chart of the same thing, this time through the middle of 2015.
Calling people names simply means you lack argument.
Here's the thing. If Obama's economic policies were good for the economy then Hillary Clinton would be President now.
Instead, under Obama's economy, his party
lost the US House
lost the US Presidency
lost the US Senate
lost control of the majority of Governor's houses
lost control of 67 of 98 partisan state chambers
1100+ democrats lost their seats to Republicans
Every special election since Nov 8th.
This speaks to how well the Obama economy worked for people.
Got a chart for that too? Oh and BTW, you never answered my question.You should try harder. LOL.
This post does nothing to refute those charts James posted. Why don't you address the data in them directly?
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