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Sounds like you don't have a response to what I said.
I quoted an article. 401k balances are included in national savings. Americans are generally crappy savers. Most Boomers are not prepared for retirement. This will be one of the largest crises the country will face since we're going to have a lot of seniors on the dole, resulting in increased government spending, and an electorate unwilling to endure tax increases. We will have fewer resources to address all the other problems we face (infrastructure, climate change, etc.).
Sure. Things ended well the last time savings were this low.
If the middle class isn't buying and selling homes it all goes to sht. If overblown as in 2008 it can of course go the other way. Especially if boosted by various layers of fraud and deceit.
Obama - "borrows" $850,000,000 from future taxpayers to fix economy. Money is wasted on foolish projects, political hacks are enriched, nothing to show for it.
Trump - eliminates numerous Obama era regulations and overhauls tax code in historic manner. Economy "generates" $650,000,000 just from Christmas season.
This speaks for itself.
How many dollars did the economy generate in christmas seasons prior to President Trump?
He didn't do anything to slow the housing and financial bubbles which exploded in his face.
You slow economic bubbles down with regulations and tax increases. Bush did the opposite and made worse.
Same thing is happening under Trump, doing nothing to prevent another huge crash.
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