How come Trump's economy didn't have the same oomph as Bush's early 2000s? (suspected, Obama)

[VulcanRabbi]

Despite the worst terror attack in a century, we came out of it surprisingly fast as he encouraged people to shop and not stay scared in their home and business growth became an all-time high by 2004 where businesses over expanded even when Bush caved into liberal policies later and signs were there it was coming to a quick end if you read between the lines. TSA was kept limited to only international people, but Bush slowly caved in a little at a time to overreaching government till he had no more back bone to cave too.

Businesses did not and kept right on growing thru the Obama crash and then lost their shirts panicking and we had to pay their dry-cleaning bills unfortunately and still are. The Trump economy never fixed the broken laundromats despite encouraging signs his first 2 years.

The last half completely stagnated well before Covid started and we had more closures then boom. His 2 years were his best and then he got reduced to a pen and paper President unable to get anything done anymore and I suspected he would be hijacked somehow when that happened, I just didn't know quite how but I figured a false flag was going to be setup and it did with Covid and the power of G00gle shutting down any dissent or debate on sites they own or have major ties too.

[rjshae]

The economy has already undergone an eight year recovery under Obama, and the business cycle means it was inevitably due for a down side. The only way Trump kept it going was by heavy government borrowing through reduced taxes on the wealthy. That tactic was going to fail at some point, and it did once the pandemic hit. The borrowing likely contributed to the current inflation.