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True story
Eventually you will pay for your diversions. Hell, we'll all pay in the long run.
Everyone loves to blame someone for the economy when it is bad. The funny thing is that the economy usually does what it does regardless of who is in control politically. We have seen some of our biggest economic growth during times of very high taxation, and we've seen it at times when we had very low taxation. We've seen good times and bad, regardless of government spending. The economy has a life of it's own, and while it can be somewhat influenced by economic policy, government action rarely has a long or lasting effect on the economy.
The economy is cyclical, and what goes up must come down and vice versa. We are currently in the middle of a very long downturn in the economy. It is going to turn though, and it's going to be big, in fact it's going to be very big. There are about 75 million reasons this is going to happen.
This.
The economy is a living, breathing entity, almost alive. It has its ups and downs. When its down, the government tries to help it (and in the current POTUS case, failing hilariously), but ultimately, it'll bounce back. It always does.
True story
Eventually you will pay for your diversions. Hell, we'll all pay in the long run.
Everyone loves to blame someone for the economy when it is bad. The funny thing is that the economy usually does what it does regardless of who is in control politically. We have seen some of our biggest economic growth during times of very high taxation, and we've seen it at times when we had very low taxation. We've seen good times and bad, regardless of government spending. The economy has a life of it's own, and while it can be somewhat influenced by economic policy, government action rarely has a long or lasting effect on the economy.
The economy is cyclical, and what goes up must come down and vice versa. We are currently in the middle of a very long downturn in the economy. It is going to turn though, and it's going to be big, in fact it's going to be very big. There are about 75 million reasons this is going to happen.
This.
The economy is a living, breathing entity, almost alive. It has its ups and downs. When its down, the government tries to help it (and in the current POTUS case, failing hilariously), but ultimately, it'll bounce back. It always does.
Very true.
And in the meantime, why not iron out a few other things?
The idea that the world should stop turning so we can all fret about the economy is pretty silly imho.
Fine, then lets iron out shit that actually matters. Gun control is nothing more than feel good legislation. It does nothing to stop crime or murder. And gays were offered civil unions and declined.
So let us focus on things that affect everyday Americans not a bunch of phoney baloney nonsense.
Apparently it's not "phoney baloney" nonsense to a whole lot of people.
Are you just mad because you aren't getting to dictate the agenda?
Everyone loves to blame someone for the economy when it is bad. The funny thing is that the economy usually does what it does regardless of who is in control politically. We have seen some of our biggest economic growth during times of very high taxation, and we've seen it at times when we had very low taxation. We've seen good times and bad, regardless of government spending. The economy has a life of it's own, and while it can be somewhat influenced by economic policy, government action rarely has a long or lasting effect on the economy.
The economy is cyclical, and what goes up must come down and vice versa. We are currently in the middle of a very long downturn in the economy. It is going to turn though, and it's going to be big, in fact it's going to be very big. There are about 75 million reasons this is going to happen.
This.
The economy is a living, breathing entity, almost alive. It has its ups and downs. When its down, the government tries to help it (and in the current POTUS case, failing hilariously), but ultimately, it'll bounce back. It always does.
Policies can hinder or help. Some targeted stimulus could have helped. But what we got was like a child spreading jam on toast. Then you have enterprises that respond to words alone. The threat of higher taxes and new regulations slowed our recovery with just the hint that they were coming.
We are not in this hole because of Obama but he broke the fucking ladder and now we're trying to claw our way out.
TM do you seriously have to spam every damn thread you participate in? Geez
Policies can hinder or help. Some targeted stimulus could have helped. But what we got was like a child spreading jam on toast. Then you have enterprises that respond to words alone. The threat of higher taxes and new regulations slowed our recovery with just the hint that they were coming.
We are not in this hole because of Obama but he broke the fucking ladder and now we're trying to claw our way out.
TM do you seriously have to spam every damn thread you participate in? Geez
facts are not spam.
dont want to see those links anymore?
stop producing the lies that those links debunk
This.
The economy is a living, breathing entity, almost alive. It has its ups and downs. When its down, the government tries to help it (and in the current POTUS case, failing hilariously), but ultimately, it'll bounce back. It always does.
Policies can hinder or help. Some targeted stimulus could have helped. But what we got was like a child spreading jam on toast. Then you have enterprises that respond to words alone. The threat of higher taxes and new regulations slowed our recovery with just the hint that they were coming.
We are not in this hole because of Obama but he broke the fucking ladder and now we're trying to claw our way out.
We should have thrown banks, wallstreet, and others in jail while providing stimulus to the economy in a responsible manner.
It would have a much better effect than what Iceland did (they actually jailed those incharge of the banks). The decline wouldn't have been as bad and the rebound would have been even better.
you guys have no record to stand on
Over four years, and Obama's economy isn't any better. sorry Obama's record stinks.
This.
The economy is a living, breathing entity, almost alive. It has its ups and downs. When its down, the government tries to help it (and in the current POTUS case, failing hilariously), but ultimately, it'll bounce back. It always does.
Policies can hinder or help. Some targeted stimulus could have helped. But what we got was like a child spreading jam on toast. Then you have enterprises that respond to words alone. The threat of higher taxes and new regulations slowed our recovery with just the hint that they were coming.
We are not in this hole because of Obama but he broke the fucking ladder and now we're trying to claw our way out.
We should have thrown banks, wallstreet, and others in jail while providing stimulus to the economy in a responsible manner.
It would have a much better effect than what Iceland did (they actually jailed those incharge of the banks). The decline wouldn't have been as bad and the rebound would have been even better.
Bush crashed the economy and you will NEVER be allowed to just lie about it.
Bush crashed the economy and you will NEVER be allowed to just lie about it.
you guys have no record to stand on
Over four years, and Obama's economy isn't any better. sorry Obama's record stinks.
The economy is significantly better now. W and the GOP brought the nation to the brink of complete collapse. Thank god the democrats took back congress and the whitehouse or else we would likely be a 3rd world country by now.
Everyone loves to blame someone for the economy when it is bad. The funny thing is that the economy usually does what it does regardless of who is in control politically. We have seen some of our biggest economic growth during times of very high taxation, and we've seen it at times when we had very low taxation. We've seen good times and bad, regardless of government spending. The economy has a life of it's own, and while it can be somewhat influenced by economic policy, government action rarely has a long or lasting effect on the economy.
The economy is cyclical, and what goes up must come down and vice versa. We are currently in the middle of a very long downturn in the economy. It is going to turn though, and it's going to be big, in fact it's going to be very big. There are about 75 million reasons this is going to happen.
Very true.
And in the meantime, why not iron out a few other things?
The idea that the world should stop turning so we can all fret about the economy is pretty silly imho.
Fine, then lets iron out shit that actually matters. Gun control is nothing more than feel good legislation. It does nothing to stop crime or murder. And gays were offered civil unions and declined.
So let us focus on things that affect everyday Americans not a bunch of phoney baloney nonsense.
