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A big part of Trump's enduring legacy (long after people aren't talking about "wokeness" anymore) is going to be tanking Obama's roaring economy that he inherited.
A big part of Trump's enduring legacy (long after people aren't talking about "wokeness" anymore) is going to be tanking Obama's roaring economy that he inherited.
How many times is the GOP going to crash the U.S. economy before we realize that maybe supply-side economics is a failure?
Yeah, but how is it going now that "crazy Joe" is in office.
Spoiler: I think Q2, his first full quarter, had 6+% growth. A lot of MAGAs probably didn't notice because they were too busy telling us how he'd kill the economy, or still busy spreading known lies about COVID, Election Fraud and the like...
Yeah, but how is it going now that "crazy Joe" is in office.
Spoiler: I think Q2, his first full quarter, had 6+% growth. A lot of MAGAs probably didn't notice because they were too busy telling us how he'd kill the economy, or still busy spreading known lies about COVID, Election Fraud and the like...
Lame. Trump had a 30% growth quarter too. Duhhhhhhh. Just out of a lockdown.
Same with Biden. The key is that it was below expectations, as are most jobs reports and growth reports so far under Biden.
The economy crashed due to Covid (which would have happened no matter who was President). Keep in mind that just before that the economy was humming along, prices were stable and unemployment was the lowest seen in 60 years and the lowest for African-Americans ever.
A big part of Trump's enduring legacy (long after people aren't talking about "wokeness" anymore) is going to be tanking Obama's roaring economy that he inherited.
How many times is the GOP going to crash the U.S. economy before we realize that maybe supply-side economics is a failure?
That is the same lie you guys always tell. Obama did not leave Trump a "roaring economy." After eight freaking years in office to put all his great economic plans into place, Obama left Trump with a lousy, pathetic 1.6% GDP growth.
A big part of Trump's enduring legacy (long after people aren't talking about "wokeness" anymore) is going to be tanking Obama's roaring economy that he inherited.
The economy crashed due to Covid (which would have happened no matter who was President). Keep in mind that just before that the economy was humming along, prices were stable and unemployment was the lowest seen in 60 years and the lowest for African-Americans ever.
That is the same lie you guys always tell. Obama did not leave Trump a "roaring economy." After eight freaking years in office to put all his great economic plans into place, Obama left trump with a lousy, pathetic 1.6% GDP growth.
Every single leader on earth had bad GDP numbers in 2020. I have no clue why, but it is almost as if something global happened. So weird.
No kidding.
The first year that a president is in office he usually cannot turn around a poor economy, because none of their economic policies have enough time to make an impact. So when I have reported Obama's years in office, I didn't even count 2009. So we cannot really count 2017 for Trump, so normally he'd of had three years to affect the economy. Except that we all know 2020 was completely wrecked all over the world, thanks China. So Trump only had two years time to turn around Obama's miserable 1.6% growth economy.
No president has much control over the economy they inherited from their predecessor. But if the dems want to do that, then we can add Obama's -2.5% GDP in 2009 to show how horrible the average annual GDP and unemployment was during his presidency.
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