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HUGEthanks to President Obama for doing all the hard work and pulling us out of a recession and create an economy that has seen 57 months of straight growth. Obama saved the American housing market and the American economy.
Also, huge thanks to President Trump for not really doing anything that impacts the economy at all so the growth can continue. Trump is taking a "if it ain't broke, don't mess with it" approach.
I respect Donald Trump's humility and selflessness. He realized that he took over as president with a booming economy and housing market that he inherited from Barack Obama.
Barack did all the hard work, and Trump respects that so he's not really done much of anything to interfere with the economy. Trump is basically standing off to the side and allowing the economic growth that we've seen since 2015 under Obama continue during his presidency.
Hats off to Trump for finally being humble for once and letting Obama's hard work carry us into a booming economy.
I respect Donald Trump's humility and selflessness. He realized that he took over as president with a booming economy and housing market that he inherited from Barack Obama.
Barack did all the hard work, and Trump respects that so he's not really done much of anything to interfere with the economy. Trump is basically standing off to the side and allowing the economic growth that we've seen since 2015 under Obama continue during his presidency.
Hats off to Trump for finally being humble for once and letting Obama's hard work carry us into a booming economy.
Thank you, Donald Trump!
What exactly did Obama do for the strong economy right now?
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