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Those darned regulations that prevent companies from selling dangerous products to the public are gone! #MAGA!
yeah, or like those evil regulations that prevent companies from selling detective products at twice the cost!! Ohhh if I want lead in my toys and water I should have that choice!!!
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Originally Posted by ELOrocks17
Yeah, because we all know businesses love to kill their customers but are stopped by the mighty Obummer..does that sound about right?
no most businesses are not like an evil cartoon character, however you can't tell me that if a company was able to cut corners they wouldn't?
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Originally Posted by BentBow
Dropping the overburden of the massive regulations, did more than the tax cuts.
Regulations are a bridle on productivity and meeting timelines. Waiting on government.
From the time the people say we need a road, it takes 15-20 years before breaking ground, especially in California. Trump has it down to one year, to speed up the much needed infrastructure.
If your a company who can't make it in the world do to regulations than you shouldn't be in business
Exactly-- I don't blame or credit Trump for most of the economic activity in 2017.
I will reserve judgement with this new tax bill (the only real piece of legislation passed).
We have had 96 months of positive job growth.....2017 using your numbers of 2.06 million means we were down from 2016 (I thought they were roughly the same).....could be things are slowing.
At Davos he touted that he had created 2.4 million jobs in the 14 months since he took office but failed to mention that during the 14 months prior to his election 2.8 million jobs were created. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/26/u...act-check.html
I wish that he didn't always have to engage in this one upsmanship it makes him look foolish and it's not necessary, the economy is good and that should be enough of a talking point. But it's a large mature economy and I think that after what? 88 or 89 straight months of job growth, it's normal that there should be some slowing. And if I were Trump I would be careful in bragging about the stock market, it looks really bubbly to me.
yeah, or like those evil regulations that prevent companies from selling detective products at twice the cost!! Ohhh if I want lead in my toys and water I should have that choice!!!
no most businesses are not like an evil cartoon character, however you can't tell me that if a company was able to cut corners they wouldn't?
If your a company who can't make it in the world do to regulations than you shouldn't be in business
From someone that isn't in business for themselves!
Also, under Trump, our military has radically reduced ISIS and their Caliphate.
Trump told our generals to just do it! And then, unlike Obama, he got out of their way.....
At Davos he touted that he had created 2.4 million jobs in the 14 months since he took office but failed to mention that during the 14 months prior to his election 2.8 million jobs were created. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/26/u...act-check.html
I wish that he didn't always have to engage in this one upsmanship it makes him look foolish and it's not necessary, the economy is good and that should be enough of a talking point. But it's a large mature economy and I think that after what? 88 or 89 straight months of job growth, it's normal that there should be some slowing. And if I were Trump I would be careful in bragging about the stock market, it looks really bubbly to me.
As someone that detests Trump and his supporters, the one positive about Trump taking credit for everything short of oxygen, he can't blame anyone else. Something always happens.
Also, under Trump, our military has radically reduced ISIS and their Caliphate.
Trump told our generals to just do it! And then, unlike Obama, he got out of their way.....
I love posts like this. Let's me know who has no interest in facts.
I think Trump can take some credit for the stock market. All his promises of deregulation has somewhat created a stock bubble. The actual economy though, GDP (the best indicator) has remained steady or even slowed a little compared with the last year of Obama.
What quarter did Obama take credit for a GDP over 3%
Estimates are, 4%-5% by the 2018 mid terms.
What quarter did Obama take credit for a GDP over 3%
Estimates are, 4%-5% by the 2018 mid terms.
5% Source?
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