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    nature1970
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 1:43 PM ET #26

    Last year around this time Our President put in The Mooch to shake up his cabinet .Think of this Presidency as a macro to that Micro .

    I am sure it will be a little Ong long time before the people in the DNC rig an election and claim they need grass roots supporting the

    Cause..... 

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    Last year around this time Our President put in The Mooch to shake up his cabinet .Think of this Presidency as a macro to that Micro .

    I am sure it will be a little Ong long time before the people in the DNC rig an election and claim they need grass roots supporting the

    Cause..... 

     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 4:50 PM ET #27

    Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:


    Most of Obama's economic achievements financed by the Federal Reserve..and most of those Obama newly created jobs were part-time or low wage.......

    1) Are Trump creating high paying jobs ?

    2) What about the "trade war" ?

     is Trump winning again  ?

    3)  Iraq war  or  "Operation Iraqi Freedom" 
     
    supplemental or emergency appropriations approved outside the Pentagon's annual budget. These appropriations allowed the Bush administration to shield the Pentagon's budget from the cuts otherwise needed to finance the war, to keep the Pentagon's pet programs intact and to escape the scrutiny that Congress gives to its normal annual regular appropriations.

    Between 2.5  and 3.4 Trillions dollars ( include the long-term costs of caring for the wounded and the families of those killed.)

    A huge darn-up of epic proportions ..  

    followed by 2008 crash 




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    Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:


    Most of Obama's economic achievements financed by the Federal Reserve..and most of those Obama newly created jobs were part-time or low wage.......

    1) Are Trump creating high paying jobs ?

    2) What about the "trade war" ?

     is Trump winning again  ?

    3)  Iraq war  or  "Operation Iraqi Freedom" 
     
    supplemental or emergency appropriations approved outside the Pentagon's annual budget. These appropriations allowed the Bush administration to shield the Pentagon's budget from the cuts otherwise needed to finance the war, to keep the Pentagon's pet programs intact and to escape the scrutiny that Congress gives to its normal annual regular appropriations.

    Between 2.5  and 3.4 Trillions dollars ( include the long-term costs of caring for the wounded and the families of those killed.)

    A huge darn-up of epic proportions ..  

    followed by 2008 crash 




     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 5:12 PM ET #28

    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:


    1) Are Trump creating high paying jobs ?



    Yes Trump are.....

    At the top of the list are jobs in the mining and logging industry are up 13.5% since the election..

    In the No. 2 spot.............the construction industry is one of the hottest in the American economy in terms of employment and has been explicitly cited by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an area of better-than-average growth.... the number of workers in the construction industry has grown nearly 6 % since Trump's victory.

    These are not the neverhappened shovel-ready jobs.. .or the part-time 20 hours McDonald jobs Obama promised .,,but good paying construction jobs ..

    Also there is job growth in oil and gas extraction..these are high paying jobs..
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    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:


    1) Are Trump creating high paying jobs ?



    Yes Trump are.....

    At the top of the list are jobs in the mining and logging industry are up 13.5% since the election..

    In the No. 2 spot.............the construction industry is one of the hottest in the American economy in terms of employment and has been explicitly cited by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an area of better-than-average growth.... the number of workers in the construction industry has grown nearly 6 % since Trump's victory.

    These are not the neverhappened shovel-ready jobs.. .or the part-time 20 hours McDonald jobs Obama promised .,,but good paying construction jobs ..

    Also there is job growth in oil and gas extraction..these are high paying jobs..
     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 6:38 PM ET #29

    Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:


    Yes Trump are.....

    At the top of the list are jobs in the mining and logging industry are up 13.5% since the election..

    In the No. 2 spot.............the construction industry is one of the hottest in the American economy in terms of employment and has been explicitly cited by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an area of better-than-average growth.... the number of workers in the construction industry has grown nearly 6 % since Trump's victory.

    These are not the neverhappened shovel-ready jobs.. .or the part-time 20 hours McDonald jobs Obama promised .,,but good paying construction jobs ..

    Also there is job growth in oil and gas extraction..these are high paying jobs..

    CNBC slim, isn't that one of those fake news sites?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:


    Yes Trump are.....

    At the top of the list are jobs in the mining and logging industry are up 13.5% since the election..

    In the No. 2 spot.............the construction industry is one of the hottest in the American economy in terms of employment and has been explicitly cited by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an area of better-than-average growth.... the number of workers in the construction industry has grown nearly 6 % since Trump's victory.

    These are not the neverhappened shovel-ready jobs.. .or the part-time 20 hours McDonald jobs Obama promised .,,but good paying construction jobs ..

    Also there is job growth in oil and gas extraction..these are high paying jobs..

    CNBC slim, isn't that one of those fake news sites?
     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 7:12 PM ET #30

    Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:


    CNBC slim, isn't that one of those fake news sites?

    No!    NBC is though..
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    Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:


    CNBC slim, isn't that one of those fake news sites?

    No!    NBC is though..
     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 7:24 PM ET #31

    President Trump gave an interview to CNBC just last week on the state of the U.S. economy, America's trade wars..Good interview.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmPcmh8hnY4
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    President Trump gave an interview to CNBC just last week on the state of the U.S. economy, America's trade wars..Good interview.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmPcmh8hnY4
     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 7:30 PM ET #32

    Well lets see here..

    The FED has artificially held rates at absurd levels so corps and the government can load up on debt, Trump handed the elite and corps a massive freebie burger that we will be paying on for the next ten years...our debt levels keep climbing and climbing, the income disparity is getting worse.

    Arent we supposed to be increasing the strength of the economy, reduce debt and increase savings during economic times that are positive? So we are crowning Trump for a 4.1 GDP at what cost? How much are we paying for this mediocre GDP print, and what has the cumulative GDP been for Trump's tenure historically?

    Our economy is lopsided, full of debt, very low on savings and very very thin at the strength given how much we have paid to make this happen.

    When was the last time we had a balanced budget let alone a budget surplus?

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    Well lets see here..

    The FED has artificially held rates at absurd levels so corps and the government can load up on debt, Trump handed the elite and corps a massive freebie burger that we will be paying on for the next ten years...our debt levels keep climbing and climbing, the income disparity is getting worse.

    Arent we supposed to be increasing the strength of the economy, reduce debt and increase savings during economic times that are positive? So we are crowning Trump for a 4.1 GDP at what cost? How much are we paying for this mediocre GDP print, and what has the cumulative GDP been for Trump's tenure historically?

    Our economy is lopsided, full of debt, very low on savings and very very thin at the strength given how much we have paid to make this happen.

    When was the last time we had a balanced budget let alone a budget surplus?

     
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    Posted: Jul. 28, 2018 - 9:39 PM ET #33

    Wallstreet spot on man. This about as fair an analysis of the projected debt surpasses 35 the trillion  before 2025. 

    We have very little to show for the 20 trillion we invested in the destabilizing the middle East packages that Bush 2 sold us and even less that this administration is driving though.

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    Wallstreet spot on man. This about as fair an analysis of the projected debt surpasses 35 the trillion  before 2025. 

    We have very little to show for the 20 trillion we invested in the destabilizing the middle East packages that Bush 2 sold us and even less that this administration is driving though.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 29, 2018 - 12:42 AM ET #34

    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:

    1) BMW will would move production for some of its SUVs out of the U.S. as a result of new tariffs placed on the vehicles, according to The Post and Courier in South Carolina.   BMW is the largest U.S. auto exporter and employs 10,000 people at a plant in Spartanburg, S.C. The brand’s X3, X4, X5 and X6 SUV models and their variants are produced there.   Trump hit China last week with steep tariffs on about $34 billion worth of products.   China responded with retaliatory tariffs on American imports, including SUVs, soybeans and seafood.     2) Harley Davidson has announced that it was moving some of its operations overseas because Trump’s tariffs will raise prices of its bikes in the U.S. and shrink the market.     ....

     

    1--BMW is NOT going to leave So Carolina. In fact, they are looking to hire new people in a major expansion. They are happy making cars here in the US over Bavaria, Germany. 

    https://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/26/bmw-adding-1000-jobs-at-south-carolina-plant.html

     

    2- All of these tariffs were not just imposed for no reason. The "deplorable gangster" President asked these countries to reduce their tariffs. He said he wanted no tariffs, no product dumping, no subsidies for domestic products...ETC. They said "NO" 

    It is AFTER the "deplorable savage gangster President" that these tariffs were imposed. BIG DIFFERENCE.  The goal is free trade. isn't it? The goal is not tariffs. The goal is to create and protect American products and jobs. 

    3- Harley Davidson has difficulty selling bikes this year after they raised the prices on their high end bikes to over $40,000. How many people want to pay that much for a new bike? Why did they raise it so much (from $25,000)? Because they FINALLY changed the engine designs, increased the efficiency and the stability of their bikes. They are the best bikes in the world. There will be a market for quality. 

    Also, their retail brand is doing well. The used bike market is healthy. People want Harleys. I have one. 

    I'm not a huge fan of Mr trump, but I think he will be good for business, for job creation and economic stimulation. He will likely get two terms. He is solidifying his position, making international gains in Korea, Syria, with ISIS, increasing NATO spending from partners. He is a gangster, but Americans are suckers for them.

    Company spokespersons always try to be the 'squeeky wheel" and there is always paranoia out there, much of it hysteria.

    I have heard farmers on NPR this week, and they are adjusting, finding new markets. Also, the tariffs on soy, grains to China (chinese tariffs) are still lower than they were about 5 years ago. But noone reports that. In other words, farmers can still sell even though there are tariffs imposed by China.

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:

    1) BMW will would move production for some of its SUVs out of the U.S. as a result of new tariffs placed on the vehicles, according to The Post and Courier in South Carolina.   BMW is the largest U.S. auto exporter and employs 10,000 people at a plant in Spartanburg, S.C. The brand’s X3, X4, X5 and X6 SUV models and their variants are produced there.   Trump hit China last week with steep tariffs on about $34 billion worth of products.   China responded with retaliatory tariffs on American imports, including SUVs, soybeans and seafood.     2) Harley Davidson has announced that it was moving some of its operations overseas because Trump’s tariffs will raise prices of its bikes in the U.S. and shrink the market.     ....

     

    1--BMW is NOT going to leave So Carolina. In fact, they are looking to hire new people in a major expansion. They are happy making cars here in the US over Bavaria, Germany. 

    https://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/26/bmw-adding-1000-jobs-at-south-carolina-plant.html

     

    2- All of these tariffs were not just imposed for no reason. The "deplorable gangster" President asked these countries to reduce their tariffs. He said he wanted no tariffs, no product dumping, no subsidies for domestic products...ETC. They said "NO" 

    It is AFTER the "deplorable savage gangster President" that these tariffs were imposed. BIG DIFFERENCE.  The goal is free trade. isn't it? The goal is not tariffs. The goal is to create and protect American products and jobs. 

    3- Harley Davidson has difficulty selling bikes this year after they raised the prices on their high end bikes to over $40,000. How many people want to pay that much for a new bike? Why did they raise it so much (from $25,000)? Because they FINALLY changed the engine designs, increased the efficiency and the stability of their bikes. They are the best bikes in the world. There will be a market for quality. 

    Also, their retail brand is doing well. The used bike market is healthy. People want Harleys. I have one. 

    I'm not a huge fan of Mr trump, but I think he will be good for business, for job creation and economic stimulation. He will likely get two terms. He is solidifying his position, making international gains in Korea, Syria, with ISIS, increasing NATO spending from partners. He is a gangster, but Americans are suckers for them.

    Company spokespersons always try to be the 'squeeky wheel" and there is always paranoia out there, much of it hysteria.

    I have heard farmers on NPR this week, and they are adjusting, finding new markets. Also, the tariffs on soy, grains to China (chinese tariffs) are still lower than they were about 5 years ago. But noone reports that. In other words, farmers can still sell even though there are tariffs imposed by China.

    thanks

     
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    Posted: Jul. 29, 2018 - 5:36 PM ET #35

    The Budget. Spending and appropriations.

    US Government received 3.7 trillion 

    Income taxes took in 1.6 trillion dollars social security and medicare took in 1.2 trillion corporation another .35 trillion.  Problem we are spending over 4 trillion our GDP is near 20 trillion.and the national debt has reached a little more than 20 trillion tariffs accumulated in 2017 to 44 billion. Our debt to GDP is nearly even as the us government spending accumulated to a little over 22 percent this Trump's of 4percent growth? We spending from the us Treasury. We borrow more spend.more and owe more.... If the GDP grew 1 percent and we cut spending by 1 percentage point we could.be a huge cheering victory's for Trump but this is artificially inflated by debt we pass to our great grand children....

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    The Budget. Spending and appropriations.

    US Government received 3.7 trillion 

    Income taxes took in 1.6 trillion dollars social security and medicare took in 1.2 trillion corporation another .35 trillion.  Problem we are spending over 4 trillion our GDP is near 20 trillion.and the national debt has reached a little more than 20 trillion tariffs accumulated in 2017 to 44 billion. Our debt to GDP is nearly even as the us government spending accumulated to a little over 22 percent this Trump's of 4percent growth? We spending from the us Treasury. We borrow more spend.more and owe more.... If the GDP grew 1 percent and we cut spending by 1 percentage point we could.be a huge cheering victory's for Trump but this is artificially inflated by debt we pass to our great grand children....

     
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    Posted: Jul. 29, 2018 - 9:55 PM ET #36

    In an deeper analysis of what is mandatory for spending and discretion spending and intra governmental agencies spending we gain from our investment. We have Treasury bonds and dividend provided for by the stimulus program this does not add very significantly but it exists.

    In this realm defense contracts and land leases seem to offset for.personal requires for military. It not set ad direct but from the revenue received and the revenue released it would off set.

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    In an deeper analysis of what is mandatory for spending and discretion spending and intra governmental agencies spending we gain from our investment. We have Treasury bonds and dividend provided for by the stimulus program this does not add very significantly but it exists.

    In this realm defense contracts and land leases seem to offset for.personal requires for military. It not set ad direct but from the revenue received and the revenue released it would off set.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 29, 2018 - 10:03 PM ET #37

    But as this Novel by this time concludes and to the topic of Tariffs. Congress actually is charged as a duty to collect tariffs for the common defense and security of our Nation. 

    If we could bring tariffs to national defense level spending hence actually allowing our President to perform the duties of execution of the executives branch with the allowance of Congress. Than what he is doing is Constitutionally b accepted.and encourage 

    Bottom line we raise 44 million in Tariffs we spend a shit load more in defense.

    Thanks

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    But as this Novel by this time concludes and to the topic of Tariffs. Congress actually is charged as a duty to collect tariffs for the common defense and security of our Nation. 

    If we could bring tariffs to national defense level spending hence actually allowing our President to perform the duties of execution of the executives branch with the allowance of Congress. Than what he is doing is Constitutionally b accepted.and encourage 

    Bottom line we raise 44 million in Tariffs we spend a shit load more in defense.

    Thanks

     
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    These are actually Powers we charge Congress yes Congress. See Immigration and Naturalization article 1???? again Tariffs yup another article 1 responsibility. Bit coins and the worth of the coins.... You guessed it Article one under the coinage of money and regulations.... The next time we point our fingers at this Presidency or that Presidency or executive actions in like of Congress.....

     

     

    Maybe we should demand Congress to do their Job!!!!!!!!!

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    These are actually Powers we charge Congress yes Congress. See Immigration and Naturalization article 1???? again Tariffs yup another article 1 responsibility. Bit coins and the worth of the coins.... You guessed it Article one under the coinage of money and regulations.... The next time we point our fingers at this Presidency or that Presidency or executive actions in like of Congress.....

     

     

    Maybe we should demand Congress to do their Job!!!!!!!!!

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:



    Dude do you ever get tired of trolling ?

    Trump inherited a stable economy.  

    How many jobs were being lost when Trump took over on 20-January-2018 ?

    How many High ranking Democrats stated that they want Trump to fail ?

    I see Obama still lives in your head for free.

    When President Obama took office on Jan. 20, 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) slumped to 7,949.09, the lowest inaugural performance for the Dow since its creation.


    But Deplorables like you believe that Trup doubled up the stock market .

    Now Trump Tariffs are working .

    If the tariffs are working then
    why does the US Department of Agriculture provide 12 billion dollars in "emergency farm" aid to farmers and ranchers hurt by the tariffs imposed on US products.

    That's borrowed money from the U.S. Treasury to pay producers of corn, soybeans, dairy, pork, wheat, sorghum and cotton.

    what about the deficit ?

    12 billions won't cover the damage already done and more to vome

    Farmers urged Trump to settle the trade disputes with China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union and get the commerce flowing again.  

    Wisconsin lost 500 dairy farms in 2017, and about 150 have quit milking cows so far this year, putting the total number of milk-cow herds at around 7,600 — down 20 percent from five years ago.

    Dairy farmer Bob Roden of West Bend agrees that trade deals are better than government aid.

    https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/2018/07/25/farmers-say-trumps-12-billion-farm-aid-wont-cover-their-losses-trade-war/836140002/





    Fantastic post..  Sarasota Slim posts about GDP growth, and you fail to address it.  Great job (insert sarcasm).

    The truth is that GDP has increased nicely under Trump, and yeah, I don't think anybody would call a "stable economy" at 1.9% growth a success..  The sooner you folks on the left realize that "real" GDP growth and real wage growth are the secrets to better standards of living .. the better.   Get on board with the facts you guys !   

    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:



    Dude do you ever get tired of trolling ?

    Trump inherited a stable economy.  

    How many jobs were being lost when Trump took over on 20-January-2018 ?

    How many High ranking Democrats stated that they want Trump to fail ?

    I see Obama still lives in your head for free.

    When President Obama took office on Jan. 20, 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) slumped to 7,949.09, the lowest inaugural performance for the Dow since its creation.


    But Deplorables like you believe that Trup doubled up the stock market .

    Now Trump Tariffs are working .

    If the tariffs are working then
    why does the US Department of Agriculture provide 12 billion dollars in "emergency farm" aid to farmers and ranchers hurt by the tariffs imposed on US products.

    That's borrowed money from the U.S. Treasury to pay producers of corn, soybeans, dairy, pork, wheat, sorghum and cotton.

    what about the deficit ?

    12 billions won't cover the damage already done and more to vome

    Farmers urged Trump to settle the trade disputes with China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union and get the commerce flowing again.  

    Wisconsin lost 500 dairy farms in 2017, and about 150 have quit milking cows so far this year, putting the total number of milk-cow herds at around 7,600 — down 20 percent from five years ago.

    Dairy farmer Bob Roden of West Bend agrees that trade deals are better than government aid.

    https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/2018/07/25/farmers-say-trumps-12-billion-farm-aid-wont-cover-their-losses-trade-war/836140002/





    Fantastic post..  Sarasota Slim posts about GDP growth, and you fail to address it.  Great job (insert sarcasm).

    The truth is that GDP has increased nicely under Trump, and yeah, I don't think anybody would call a "stable economy" at 1.9% growth a success..  The sooner you folks on the left realize that "real" GDP growth and real wage growth are the secrets to better standards of living .. the better.   Get on board with the facts you guys !   

     
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    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.

    Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.
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    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.

    Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.
     
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    This cartoonist (unfortunately I cannot read the signature) perfectly captures the way billions of people across the planet feel about the President:

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/1370fb9d0e660919a3541cfee40ff765325bb9f3acc2ef5ffef54e95d10de6ca.jpg?w=800&h=674
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    This cartoonist (unfortunately I cannot read the signature) perfectly captures the way billions of people across the planet feel about the President:

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/1370fb9d0e660919a3541cfee40ff765325bb9f3acc2ef5ffef54e95d10de6ca.jpg?w=800&h=674
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    Well lets see here..

    The FED has artificially held rates at absurd levels so corps and the government can load up on debt, Trump handed the elite and corps a massive freebie burger that we will be paying on for the next ten years...our debt levels keep climbing and climbing, the income disparity is getting worse.

    Arent we supposed to be increasing the strength of the economy, reduce debt and increase savings during economic times that are positive? So we are crowning Trump for a 4.1 GDP at what cost? How much are we paying for this mediocre GDP print, and what has the cumulative GDP been for Trump's tenure historically?

    Our economy is lopsided, full of debt, very low on savings and very very thin at the strength given how much we have paid to make this happen.

    When was the last time we had a balanced budget let alone a budget surplus?

    C'mon Wall.. You're better than that .  Do we really want to have an honest discussion  about debt problems of the U.S.

    The real issues causing the debt to get so out of hand include Medicare, Social Security, and Medicaid.. but what politician wants to handle that grenade ?  Anytime republicans even broach the subject , they are accused of pushing granny off the cliff.. 

    The truth is that the entire country is being pushed to the cliff if we fail to address these primary issues causing the problem.


    So, what was your comment above really about when  talking about debt levels and Trump's tax cuts.    Let's talk about the real drivers of debt... then we can honestly fix the problem..

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    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    Well lets see here..

    The FED has artificially held rates at absurd levels so corps and the government can load up on debt, Trump handed the elite and corps a massive freebie burger that we will be paying on for the next ten years...our debt levels keep climbing and climbing, the income disparity is getting worse.

    Arent we supposed to be increasing the strength of the economy, reduce debt and increase savings during economic times that are positive? So we are crowning Trump for a 4.1 GDP at what cost? How much are we paying for this mediocre GDP print, and what has the cumulative GDP been for Trump's tenure historically?

    Our economy is lopsided, full of debt, very low on savings and very very thin at the strength given how much we have paid to make this happen.

    When was the last time we had a balanced budget let alone a budget surplus?

    C'mon Wall.. You're better than that .  Do we really want to have an honest discussion  about debt problems of the U.S.

    The real issues causing the debt to get so out of hand include Medicare, Social Security, and Medicaid.. but what politician wants to handle that grenade ?  Anytime republicans even broach the subject , they are accused of pushing granny off the cliff.. 

    The truth is that the entire country is being pushed to the cliff if we fail to address these primary issues causing the problem.


    So, what was your comment above really about when  talking about debt levels and Trump's tax cuts.    Let's talk about the real drivers of debt... then we can honestly fix the problem..

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.

    Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.

    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??


    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.

    Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.

    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??


     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:

    Dude do you ever get tired of trolling ?Trump inherited a stable economy.  How many jobs were being lost when Trump took over on 20-January-2018 ?How many High ranking Democrats stated that they want Trump to fail ?I see Obama still lives in your head for free.When President Obama took office on Jan. 20, 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) slumped to 7,949.09, the lowest inaugural performance for the Dow since its creation.But Deplorables like you believe that Trup doubled up the stock market .Now Trump Tariffs are working .If the tariffs are working thenwhy does the US Department of Agriculture provide 12 billion dollars in "emergency farm" aid to farmers and ranchers hurt by the tariffs imposed on US products.That's borrowed money from the U.S. Treasury to pay producers of corn, soybeans, dairy, pork, wheat, sorghum and cotton.what about the deficit ?12 billions won't cover the damage already done and more to vomeFarmers urged Trump to settle the trade disputes with China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union and get the commerce flowing again.  Wisconsin lost 500 dairy farms in 2017, and about 150 have quit milking cows so far this year, putting the total number of milk-cow herds at around 7,600 — down 20 percent from five years ago.Dairy farmer Bob Roden of West Bend agrees that trade deals are better than government aid.https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/2018/07/25/farmers-say-trumps-12-billion-farm-aid-wont-cover-their-losses-trade-war/836140002/
    Fantastic post..  Sarasota Slim posts about GDP growth, and you fail to address it.  Great job (insert sarcasm). The truth is that GDP has increased nicely under Trump, and yeah, I don't think anybody would call a "stable economy" at 1.9% growth a success..  The sooner you folks on the left realize that "real" GDP growth and real wage growth are the secrets to better standards of living .. the better.   Get on board with the facts you guys !

     

    So how much should a 1.9% GDP cost, how much for a 4.1%? 

    Serious question..

    Under Trump the budget deficit is increasing, taxes decreasing for the wealthy and corps, the real TAB for the "cost" will be borne in the future, so higher deficits and higher borrowings...is this how you grow an economy?

    What happened to reducing government, reducing deficits, increasing the strength of the country under this bogus president?

    I see nothing to be proud of with our government spending, our deficits, the way he touted himself to the middle class and has done nothing but serve the upper class and corps. I read he is going to cut taxes even more to the upper in the near future, it must be time for some campaign handouts.

    So back to the question...how much should that fake bump in GDP cost? Do you care or are you just another Trump back slapper?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by ilsp2003:

    Dude do you ever get tired of trolling ?Trump inherited a stable economy.  How many jobs were being lost when Trump took over on 20-January-2018 ?How many High ranking Democrats stated that they want Trump to fail ?I see Obama still lives in your head for free.When President Obama took office on Jan. 20, 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) slumped to 7,949.09, the lowest inaugural performance for the Dow since its creation.But Deplorables like you believe that Trup doubled up the stock market .Now Trump Tariffs are working .If the tariffs are working thenwhy does the US Department of Agriculture provide 12 billion dollars in "emergency farm" aid to farmers and ranchers hurt by the tariffs imposed on US products.That's borrowed money from the U.S. Treasury to pay producers of corn, soybeans, dairy, pork, wheat, sorghum and cotton.what about the deficit ?12 billions won't cover the damage already done and more to vomeFarmers urged Trump to settle the trade disputes with China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union and get the commerce flowing again.  Wisconsin lost 500 dairy farms in 2017, and about 150 have quit milking cows so far this year, putting the total number of milk-cow herds at around 7,600 — down 20 percent from five years ago.Dairy farmer Bob Roden of West Bend agrees that trade deals are better than government aid.https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/2018/07/25/farmers-say-trumps-12-billion-farm-aid-wont-cover-their-losses-trade-war/836140002/
    Fantastic post..  Sarasota Slim posts about GDP growth, and you fail to address it.  Great job (insert sarcasm). The truth is that GDP has increased nicely under Trump, and yeah, I don't think anybody would call a "stable economy" at 1.9% growth a success..  The sooner you folks on the left realize that "real" GDP growth and real wage growth are the secrets to better standards of living .. the better.   Get on board with the facts you guys !

     

    So how much should a 1.9% GDP cost, how much for a 4.1%? 

    Serious question..

    Under Trump the budget deficit is increasing, taxes decreasing for the wealthy and corps, the real TAB for the "cost" will be borne in the future, so higher deficits and higher borrowings...is this how you grow an economy?

    What happened to reducing government, reducing deficits, increasing the strength of the country under this bogus president?

    I see nothing to be proud of with our government spending, our deficits, the way he touted himself to the middle class and has done nothing but serve the upper class and corps. I read he is going to cut taxes even more to the upper in the near future, it must be time for some campaign handouts.

    So back to the question...how much should that fake bump in GDP cost? Do you care or are you just another Trump back slapper?

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.
    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    What did Trump do? A tax cut for the rich? Trickle-down economics? It's funny, Obama inherits an economy in shambles, brings it back including job growth/drops in unemployment, ect. and he didn't really do anything. Trump inherits an economy that was clicking along, simply continues more or less the same pace of growth for a year and s half and he's a miracle worker.

    Look, i'm not an Obama booster nor a Trump basher. I simply hate double standards, people who blindly adhere to extreme partisan politics, and imbeciles who make comments like yours. I'm not saying you're an imbecile per se but your comment, well.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.
    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    What did Trump do? A tax cut for the rich? Trickle-down economics? It's funny, Obama inherits an economy in shambles, brings it back including job growth/drops in unemployment, ect. and he didn't really do anything. Trump inherits an economy that was clicking along, simply continues more or less the same pace of growth for a year and s half and he's a miracle worker.

    Look, i'm not an Obama booster nor a Trump basher. I simply hate double standards, people who blindly adhere to extreme partisan politics, and imbeciles who make comments like yours. I'm not saying you're an imbecile per se but your comment, well.....

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.
    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    I will also field this comment-

    Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over.

    So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on?

    I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument. 

    The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted.

    Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that.

    How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

    Babushka's Reign of Error produced the greatest economic collapse since the Great Depression, leaving our too-big-to-fail mega-banks needing a massive, historic bailout.Considering the economic ruins when he was inaugurated, it's amazing that the economy grew at all during Obama's Presidency, but the stock market tripled, job growth was steady and there were no recessions during his Presidency.
    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    I will also field this comment-

    Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over.

    So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on?

    I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument. 

    The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted.

    Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that.

    How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:

    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    What did Trump do? A tax cut for the rich? Trickle-down economics? It's funny, Obama inherits an economy in shambles, brings it back including job growth/drops in unemployment, ect. and he didn't really do anything. Trump inherits an economy that was clicking along, simply continues more or less the same pace of growth for a year and s half and he's a miracle worker.

    Look, i'm not an Obama booster nor a Trump basher. I simply hate double standards, people who blindly adhere to extreme partisan politics, and imbeciles who make comments like yours. I'm not saying you're an imbecile per se but your comment, well.....

    Extreme partisan politics ?  Listen, I'm a constitutional conservative that believes in a smaller government is one that best serves us all.  Is Trump reducing the size of government, or at least making attempts to do so (Yes.).  Pay attention to the reductions in regulations.    What about Obama.   What did he do ??  Obamacare ?  Great.  What did he do to better serve the economy ?   Nothing !   

    You really need to educate yourself better , and understand the principles that make this country a success.  It's smaller government, not a larger one... And if you can't distinguish between the two, then I can't really help you........


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    Quote Originally Posted by StumpTownStu:

    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    What did Trump do? A tax cut for the rich? Trickle-down economics? It's funny, Obama inherits an economy in shambles, brings it back including job growth/drops in unemployment, ect. and he didn't really do anything. Trump inherits an economy that was clicking along, simply continues more or less the same pace of growth for a year and s half and he's a miracle worker.

    Look, i'm not an Obama booster nor a Trump basher. I simply hate double standards, people who blindly adhere to extreme partisan politics, and imbeciles who make comments like yours. I'm not saying you're an imbecile per se but your comment, well.....

    Extreme partisan politics ?  Listen, I'm a constitutional conservative that believes in a smaller government is one that best serves us all.  Is Trump reducing the size of government, or at least making attempts to do so (Yes.).  Pay attention to the reductions in regulations.    What about Obama.   What did he do ??  Obamacare ?  Great.  What did he do to better serve the economy ?   Nothing !   

    You really need to educate yourself better , and understand the principles that make this country a success.  It's smaller government, not a larger one... And if you can't distinguish between the two, then I can't really help you........


     
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    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    I will also field this comment-

    Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over.

    So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on?

    I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument. 

    The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted.

    Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that.

    How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?

    You would rather spend money on social programs... Well, why doesn't that surprise me , Wall..   I think what distinguishes Republicans from Democrats is that we want to help individuals, but also understand that government programs get abused by many too many individuals (read disability programs, food stamps, etc).   Smaller government is the answer.. not a bigger one that you and your crony friends on the left ascribe to .   What amazes me Wall, is

    Folks on the right better understand that is "we" that have a better idea on how to spend our money, rather than have someone else take our money (i.e. government) and distribute it how they see fit.  I realize that some tax on individuals is necessary, but I also recognize that a lot of the tax is used to fund wasteful spending programs to fund a larger government..


    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    You can thank the Federal Reserve for the anemic growth that took place under O'bama.  And ,  it IS amazing that the economy grew at all under O'bama... and if you doubt this, I have a simple question for you.  What did he accomplish while in office that helped the economy grow ??

    I will also field this comment-

    Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over.

    So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on?

    I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument. 

    The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted.

    Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that.

    How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?

    You would rather spend money on social programs... Well, why doesn't that surprise me , Wall..   I think what distinguishes Republicans from Democrats is that we want to help individuals, but also understand that government programs get abused by many too many individuals (read disability programs, food stamps, etc).   Smaller government is the answer.. not a bigger one that you and your crony friends on the left ascribe to .   What amazes me Wall, is

    Folks on the right better understand that is "we" that have a better idea on how to spend our money, rather than have someone else take our money (i.e. government) and distribute it how they see fit.  I realize that some tax on individuals is necessary, but I also recognize that a lot of the tax is used to fund wasteful spending programs to fund a larger government..


     
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    Posted: Jul. 31, 2018 - 4:01 PM ET #49

    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    I will also field this comment-

    Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over.

    So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on?

    I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument. 

    The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted.

    Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that.

    How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?


    How can I applaud Trump on GDP growth ?  Because I also understand the concept of AVERAGES...   Simple, let's look at the body of work thus far in 18 months !!    compared to O'bama's accomplishments (if you can call it that) over 8 years. 

    You can credit changes he has put in place in the economy for the performance.    Hard to argue w/ the facts, Wall !!  

    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    I will also field this comment-

    Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over.

    So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on?

    I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument. 

    The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted.

    Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that.

    How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?


    How can I applaud Trump on GDP growth ?  Because I also understand the concept of AVERAGES...   Simple, let's look at the body of work thus far in 18 months !!    compared to O'bama's accomplishments (if you can call it that) over 8 years. 

    You can credit changes he has put in place in the economy for the performance.    Hard to argue w/ the facts, Wall !!  

     
     
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    Posted: Jul. 31, 2018 - 5:35 PM ET #50

    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    I will also field this comment- Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over. So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on? I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument.  The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted. Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that. How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?
    How can I applaud Trump on GDP growth ?  Because I also understand the concept of AVERAGES...   Simple, let's look at the body of work thus far in 18 months !!    compared to O'bama's accomplishments (if you can call it that) over 8 years.  You can credit changes he has put in place in the economy for the performance.    Hard to argue w/ the facts, Wall !!

     

    Facts? I think you completely ignored what I said and just repeated the same tired throw-up as if it came from Trump himself.

    You want small government, what does that mean exactly? Are you going to go all "free market" on me and we can have a ten page laugh fest about that? Or are you going to go all "community/family take care of the poor and elderly" and we go over that boring erroneous concept?

    Government is large due to abuses and neglect to the common citizen...so you can do this government get out of the way farce that Trump is doing yet the real plunder from these choices are borne by the environment and citizens. If you want small government then you have to throw down on corps because they cause government in the first place...abuses of free market cause governments to take action AFTER the damage is done, far long after the abuses are done and shady profits are taken. Free markets are not interested in taking care of the lesser, your side wants to take FROM the lesser and reward the elite...the chasm of income inequality and wealth inequality shows what happens when you take from and abuse those without power to reward those with power.

    Last thing...you of course did not address the cost of this GDP print, how much should it cost to make a 4.1, how much for a 3.1 or a 5.1, how much in debt and future taxes/reduction in benefit for the lesser should it cost to print that 4.1 that you are applauding? A trillion, two trillion, ten trillion? How much in real cash, real debt, real benefit reduction should it cost so you can applaud a BK loser/cheater like Trump?

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:

    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    I will also field this comment- Reality is governments spend money and collect taxes....thats what they do. Once in a while they start some war to make money for corps or to take some country over. So with that understood, what would you rather spend the money on? I think you are a tad bit misinformed about lumping items like SS and Medicare and Medicaid into the other bucket btw but the question is what would you rather spend money on? I would prefer to spend money on social programs, hard infrastructure (roads, grid, etc) and take care of the people who have the least. Obama and DEMS in general tend to side to that part of the swing of course after paying off corps because they ALL do that....Repubs tend to give money to the wealthy and corps and foolishly think that giving money to the elite will filter down to the lesser thans and history shows that is a total pathetic fraud argument.  The economy is not growing under Trump at all, the bump you saw and only saw in one quarter was due to the extra freebies and corp freebies that were not warranted and have not been paid for....so THEY got the steak and WE have not paid for THEIR steak yet...the elite got their payment and the lesser will pay for it in the next 2-10 years per the way this was crafted. Real GDP growth is not created from corps loading up on debt to reduce share float and increase earnings off that cheap debt...it is not created from giving tax holidays to corps or cutting taxes on the wealthy off more and more government debt. Real GDP comes not from gimmicks and slide of hand games, it comes from increases in demand from the lower and middle class, the real drivers of the economy and we do not have that. How can you come and pat Trump on the back for ONE print when the rest have been mediocre while continuing to escalate debt?
    How can I applaud Trump on GDP growth ?  Because I also understand the concept of AVERAGES...   Simple, let's look at the body of work thus far in 18 months !!    compared to O'bama's accomplishments (if you can call it that) over 8 years.  You can credit changes he has put in place in the economy for the performance.    Hard to argue w/ the facts, Wall !!

     

    Facts? I think you completely ignored what I said and just repeated the same tired throw-up as if it came from Trump himself.

    You want small government, what does that mean exactly? Are you going to go all "free market" on me and we can have a ten page laugh fest about that? Or are you going to go all "community/family take care of the poor and elderly" and we go over that boring erroneous concept?

    Government is large due to abuses and neglect to the common citizen...so you can do this government get out of the way farce that Trump is doing yet the real plunder from these choices are borne by the environment and citizens. If you want small government then you have to throw down on corps because they cause government in the first place...abuses of free market cause governments to take action AFTER the damage is done, far long after the abuses are done and shady profits are taken. Free markets are not interested in taking care of the lesser, your side wants to take FROM the lesser and reward the elite...the chasm of income inequality and wealth inequality shows what happens when you take from and abuse those without power to reward those with power.

    Last thing...you of course did not address the cost of this GDP print, how much should it cost to make a 4.1, how much for a 3.1 or a 5.1, how much in debt and future taxes/reduction in benefit for the lesser should it cost to print that 4.1 that you are applauding? A trillion, two trillion, ten trillion? How much in real cash, real debt, real benefit reduction should it cost so you can applaud a BK loser/cheater like Trump?

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