I don't need to comment on that line, now, do I?...when has a 'stimulus' historically worked on a recession ... ?
During the 1930's
I guess this means that you will have to give back your GED.
Check this out: ...In 1931, in some of the darkest days of the Great Depression and the middle of the Hoover administration, unemployment rate stood at 17.4 %. Seven years later, after five years of FDR, and literally hundred s of wildly ambitious new government programs, more than doubling of federal spending, the national unemployment rate stood at – 17.4 %....
Essentially, you've just tried to tell someone who was in Chicago on Wednesday, flew to LA on Thursday, then returned to Chicago on Friday that, because she was in Chicago on Wednesday and also there Friday, she never went anywhere else.
The unemployment rate in 1933 was 25%. Obviously, a rate of 17% a few years later represents a reduction in the unemployment rate when compared properly to the rate the year FDR took office.
Next time, try to post about some subject you actually know something about.
I knew this would happen once they stopped teaching logic.