Trump fires back at Obama, boasts he's got 'magic wand' on economy

Manufacturing is thriving in large part because of technological innovations
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that's part of it. the key though is that these jobs are not fleeing overseas/outsourcing.
Obama was completely wrong deriding Trump that only a magic wand would give these mfg. job numbers
 
Then you can't argue repealing them has had a positive impact.

So not only do you make a fallacy of an argument, you do it in the laziest way possible.
Is lazy anatta back to yammering about regulations which she can't identify so she can't point out what effect they had individually on the economy?
 
Whatever you think he did or why he it it, it worked.
Do I need to show you the graphs again, Big Doggie?

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He did nothing important. The FED had to do 4 QE's and 8 years of FED zero ... to save the economy from Barack Hussein O..
 
That's why they call it a "regulatory enviornment". and business has responded to it

Not really.

Wages are largely flat. The Market is also largely flat since the Russia Tax Cut started. GDP growth was inflated in Q2 because of a rush to fill orders ahead of the tariffs. That will result in a massive drop in GDP growth for Q3 and Q4. In fact, I doubt we'll hit 3% growth for the year. Q1 was just 2.2% and Q2 was 4.1%. Q3 and Q4 will each need to be at least 3% just to make 3% growth for the year. That's simply not going to happen.
 
that's part of it. the key though is that these jobs are not fleeing overseas/outsourcing.

BMW, Carrier, and Harley all said this year that they're moving manufacturing specifically because of Trump's policies.

It's pure fantasy that he's brought any jobs back. Quite the contrary. Plenty of jobs have left, and the jobs he's creating now pay like shit. That's why wages have been largely flat, even though we were promised wage increases of $4,000-$9,000 thanks to the Russia Tax Cut. Instead, real wages for most Americans have either declined or stagnated. A far cry from the $9K ceiling of wage increases promised by Conservatives in December last year.
 
Then you can't argue repealing them has had a positive impact.

So not only do you make a fallacy of an argument, you do it in the laziest way possible.
you aren't worth a lot of time to respond to, which is why i use negligible efforts to do so.
The ergs intertwine and work across industry at times -other times are targeted to specific industries.

again google "regulatory enviornment" if you need help here.
It's an ipso facto demonstration the de-regs work
 
He did nothing important. The FED had to do 4 QE's and 8 years of FED zero ... to save the economy from Barack Hussein O..

Couple things:

1. Not sure why any Conservative would be against QE since that's trickle-down economics in its most base form; handing money to the banks to then trickle out to everyone else, but only after keeping a large share for themselves.

2. The only reason the Fed did QE was because the Conservatives in Congress refused to do anything to recover the economy from the collapse their policies caused.

The Fed would like a "thank you" for covering for your laziness and intransigence.
 
The ergs intertwine and work across industry at times -other times are targeted to specific industries.

Yet you cannot name a single one, therefore your entire premise is false.

When asked for details, you bristle and whine and exercise the worst Dunning-Kruger I've seen in years.

No one believes for a second that you're being genuine. These posts of yours are all by design; to shield you from any criticism of making garbage points and unsupported, half-assed arguments.

I'm not impressed.
 
Trumps economy is on the identical trajectory as Obama's. Barack left him a vibrant and healthy economy which Trump immediately took credit for. Obama had to save us from Bush's mess. Rightys give him no credit for that. The reccovery has been going on for 7 years. Trump is so good that he was fixing the economy 5 years before he ran.That is impressive.

Trump claimed he was going to increase wages. No way. He lied. Just raise the min. wage if that is what he wants to do. He does not. His tax cut was a gift to the top 1 percent. Middle class and lower workers are losing ground. Inflation and fuel prices are taking that all away.
 
again google "regulatory enviornment" if you need help here

You're so lazy, you expect others to do the work you should have already done.

Fact is you're just winging this, aren't you? Everything is off the top of your head; totally fabricated and exaggerated. That's the style of the right-wing on anonymous boards; make broad, generalized, unsupported, ambiguous claims and expect others to do the work you should have already done.

Your laziness is not an excuse.

Grow up.
 
Trump claimed he was going to increase wages. No way. He lied. Just raise the min. wage if that is what he wants to do. He does not. His tax cut was a gift to the top 1 percent. Middle class and lower workers are losing ground. Inflation and fuel prices are taking that all away.

Back in December 2017, Conservatives said that the Russia Tax Cut would increase wages between $4,000-$9,000.

The average wage growth since the Russia Tax Cut? About $350.

Quite a long way from the $9,000 they were promising...even the $4,000 they were Conservatively estimating.
 
The FED was unable to raise interest rates for 8 years even though ...

"The Great Recession officially began in December 2007 and ended in June 2009, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, which determines the start and end dates of U.S. recessions based on a range of economic indicators."
 
The FED was unable to raise interest rates for 8 years even though ... "The Great Recession officially began in December 2007 and ended in June 2009, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research, which determines the start and end dates of U.S. recessions based on a range of economic indicators."

The reason the Fed didn't raise interest rates was because we had to recover from the economic collapse caused by Conservative policies, and because Conservatives refused to do anything to help the economy further.

So the Fed had to step in to fill the void created by a lack of economic leadership among Conservatism.
 
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