Smashing GDP Growth for Last Quarter

What do you think people....is your economic situation 4.3% better than last year?
Hilarious. Too bad you weren't smart enough to understand what a 4.3 quarterly growth number means for America. You were certainly dumb enough to believe that we'd me looking at zero or negative growth due to the tariffs. Oh and we were also going to see inflations spike. Oh and the stock market was going to be in the toilet as well. Care to take any of that back now? Of course not, you losers just keep spewing the next round of bullshit over and over and over and over.
 
Hilarious. Too bad you weren't smart enough to understand what a 4.3 quarterly growth number means for America. You were certainly dumb enough to believe that we'd me looking at zero or negative growth due to the tariffs. Oh and we were also going to see inflations spike. Oh and the stock market was going to be in the toilet as well. Care to take any of that back now? Of course not, you losers just keep spewing the next round of bullshit over and over and over and over.
The numbers we get are lies.....for instance federal debt is counted as GDP.
 
The U.S. economy showed strong growth in 2025 with a 4.3% annualized increase in Q3 2025.

It's the ECONOMY Stupid!
This is truly good news. It's a higher number than I expected for sure and I am bullish on the economy. I do believe that we will see numbers hit as high as 7% in the next year. It's not difficult to predict, the policies are now in place that have proven to be successful throughout all of human history. We would be in better shape right now if we didn't have an auntie Trump moron at the FED intentionally slowing the recovery as much as he possibly could. I won't miss Powell for one second, the only ones that will are the Democrats that want this country to fail miserably while Trump is in office. They certainly did their best to set up a disaster before leaving as they always seem to.
 
From the article


OK, so the Bureau of Economic Analysis is claiming that GDP for Q3 is up a whopping 4.3% while most of the economy feels like it’s in a recession. Now, granted these numbers are from July through September, and the economy likely deteriorated in recent weeks. But still, there’s no way the Q3 economy reflects that topline number. So what gives?

Here are a few factors to consider:
 
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