OK, that was a little clearer. I at least have some notion what you were trying to say now.
As for how it worked out for me -- it worked out really well for me, thanks for asking. But that shouldn't come as a surprise, since it worked out well for most people. As you know, the Obama era was a time when unemployment rates fell, poverty rates fell, median real household incomes rose to a record high, median real family incomes rose to a record high, real wages rose to a record high, real GDP per capita rose to a record high, all the major stock indices experienced one of the best bull markets in American history, the federal budget deficit dropped by half, US approval ratings in other leading democracies improved, household debt as a share of GDP dropped dramatically, the death toll in Iraq and Afghanistan dropped to almost nothing, we went eight years without a major terrorist attack on America, murder rates declined, violent crime rates declined, property crime rates declined, teen pregnancy rates fell to a record low, the share of Americans without health insurance fell to a record low, drop-out rates fell to a record low, the share of the population with a college degree rose to a record high, inflation rates stayed near record lows for eight years, carbon emissions/GDP efficiency improved to record levels, the economy set a new record for consecutive months of job creation --then broke that record by a huge margin, the economy had one of its longest uninterrupted growth streaks in history, the incarceration rate started dropping for the first time in decades, discrimination against gays in marriage ended, etc.
How about you? How did that era of pretty much across-the-board improvement work out for you?
