I Still Don't Know What It Is That Trump Opponents (Haters) Are Upset About

FALSE! Under Biden there have been 3 recessions. Under Obama there were 7. Liberals like Vox ignore the Shiskin definition of recession , and in recent years, have been proclaiming their own REDEFINITION of the word, designed to make it appear that Obama and Biden didn't have recessions. Ho hum.

The Shiskin definition has been the common standard for 50 years, in almost 4,000 universities around the US. You and your leftist media are not going to replace that, with your joke definition, obviously devised to cover for the many recessions of Obama and Biden, including the one we're in right now. :rolleyes:

AND LOOK AROUND YOU. The BS is obviously not working. Nobody's being conned.

People are using calculators at the grocery stores now. More than I've ever seen.
 
Pandemic....this is not hard and you are not honest.... that's cherry picking.

Also the original growth bar is a rebound distortion that gets its height from the previous extra low outlier using not the base line but the low point as starting point.
Democrats love to point out low GDPS of 2020 quarters 1 & 2 (the pandemic months), and then try to pin the blame on Trump. Actually the blame is on the Democrats for the pandemic.
1. Started by Obama's NIH and Fauci funding the Wuhan lab.
2. Democrat governors continuing shutdowns.
3. Pelosi refusing to allow stimulus checks to be sent out.

But the most insidious part of it, was that they were willing to impose all this hardship on the American people, just so they could make Trump look bad in an election year, and take away (they thought) his top campaign point - his good economy.

Trump trounced them in 2020 Q3, with his 35.2% GDP, Highest in US history.
 
Democrats love to point out low GDPS of 2020 quarters 1 & 2 (the pandemic months), and then try to pin the blame on Trump. Actually the blame is on the Democrats for the pandemic.
1. Started by Obama's NIH and Fauci funding the Wuhan lab.
2. Democrat governors continuing shutdowns.
3. Pelosi refusing to allow stimulus checks to be sent out.

But the most insidious part of it, was that they were willing to impose all this hardship on the American people, just so they could make Trump look bad in an election year, and take away (they thought) his top campaign point - his good economy.

Trump trounced them in 2020 Q3, with his 35.2% GDP, Highest in US history.
Not much good it did. It resulted in the usual gop recession where people lost their jobs.
 
FALSE! Under Biden there have been 3 recessions. Under Obama there were 7. Liberals like Vox ignore the Shiskin definition of recession , and in recent years, have been proclaiming their own REDEFINITION of the word, designed to make it appear that Obama and Biden didn't have recessions. Ho hum.

The Shiskin definition has been the common standard for 50 years, in almost 4,000 universities around the US. You and your leftist media are not going to replace that, with your joke definition, obviously devised to cover for the many recessions of Obama and Biden, including the one we're in right now. :rolleyes:

AND LOOK AROUND YOU. The BS is obviously not working. Nobody's being conned.

We a rent in a recession….look up recession.
 
We a rent in a recession….look up recession.
I've been posting the definition for 3 days now. It is a noun that is derived from the verb RECEDE, Like in Biden's last 3 GDPS. 4.9....3.4.....1.3.

Then there's also the Shiskin definition.
DECLINING GDP growth. As occured 3 times in the Biden administration, including RIGHT NOW.

As the NBER definition of a recession is somewhat vague, economists often consider at least two consecutive quarters of declining U.S. GDP as a simple indicator of a recession.

In 1974, economist Julius Shiskin came up with a definition of recession. The most popular was two consecutive quarters of declining GDP. A healthy economy expands over time, so two quarters in a row of contracting output suggests there are serious underlying problems, according to Shiskin. This definition of a recession became a common standard over the years, taught in 3.962 universities across America.


 
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I've been posting the definition for 3 days now. It is a noun that is derived from the verb RECEDE, Like in Biden's last 3 GDPS. 4.9....3.4.....1.3.

Then there's also the Shiskin definition.
DECLINING GDP growth. As occured 3 times in the Biden administration, including RIGHT NOW.

As the NBER definition of a recession is somewhat vague, economists often consider at least two consecutive quarters of declining U.S. GDP as a simple indicator of a recession.

In 1974, economist Julius Shiskin came up with a definition of recession. The most popular was two consecutive quarters of declining GDP. A healthy economy expands over time, so two quarters in a row of contracting output suggests there are serious underlying problems, according to Shiskin. This definition of a recession became a common standard over the years, taught in 3.962 universities across America.


Anything like 2.9 million jobs lost under Trump ?
 
I've been posting the definition for 3 days now. It is a noun that is derived from the verb RECEDE, Like in Biden's last 3 GDPS. 4.9....3.4.....1.3.

Then there's also the Shiskin definition.
DECLINING GDP growth. As occured 3 times in the Biden administration, including RIGHT NOW.

As the NBER definition of a recession is somewhat vague, economists often consider at least two consecutive quarters of declining U.S. GDP as a simple indicator of a recession.

In 1974, economist Julius Shiskin came up with a definition of recession. The most popular was two consecutive quarters of declining GDP. A healthy economy expands over time, so two quarters in a row of contracting output suggests there are serious underlying problems, according to Shiskin. This definition of a recession became a common standard over the years, taught in 3.962 universities across America.


Fact..

GDP Growth Under Trump Was the Worst Since Hoover​

 
I've been posting the definition for 3 days now. It is a noun that is derived from the verb RECEDE, Like in Biden's last 3 GDPS. 4.9....3.4.....1.3.

Then there's also the Shiskin definition.
DECLINING GDP growth. As occured 3 times in the Biden administration, including RIGHT NOW.

As the NBER definition of a recession is somewhat vague, economists often consider at least two consecutive quarters of declining U.S. GDP as a simple indicator of a recession.

In 1974, economist Julius Shiskin came up with a definition of recession. The most popular was two consecutive quarters of declining GDP. A healthy economy expands over time, so two quarters in a row of contracting output suggests there are serious underlying problems, according to Shiskin. This definition of a recession became a common standard over the years, taught in 3.962 universities across America.


America’s economy is the strongest in the world with 14.8 million jobs created under President Biden.
Compared to Trumps 2.9 net loss, there is no contest. The gop always sucked.
 
Trump had ONE recession - from 2017 Q4 to 2018 Q2. A lot better than the 3 by Biden, and he may have more yet. Obama had 7.
Trump tried to overthrow the govt, gee, and he’s a convicted felon running for office. Isn’t that enough to be anti trump ? You’re all upset at Biden because he forgave student loans. Let’s see, cinvicted felon and traitor vs someone who values education….ha ha.,
 
Compared to Trumps 2.9 net loss, there is no contest. The gop always sucked.
Trump is in DC today meeting with Republican members of Congress promising to cut taxes again for the wealthy donors who don’t give dying fluck about our rights to vote against Republicans or a woman having the right to autonomy over her own body.,

Those 2018 tax cuts gave us nine months of a little above mediocrity in the economy and then back to normal dried up non-existsnt trickle down wealth to the economy’s bottom half of voters. - Before the pandemic recession was on the minds of investors. But Trump voters remember it the way the Republican billionaires tell it.
 
I've been posting the definition for 3 days now. It is a noun that is derived from the verb RECEDE, Like in Biden's last 3 GDPS. 4.9....3.4.....1.3.

Then there's also the Shiskin definition.
DECLINING GDP growth. As occured 3 times in the Biden administration, including RIGHT NOW.

As the NBER definition of a recession is somewhat vague, economists often consider at least two consecutive quarters of declining U.S. GDP as a simple indicator of a recession.

In 1974, economist Julius Shiskin came up with a definition of recession. The most popular was two consecutive quarters of declining GDP. A healthy economy expands over time, so two quarters in a row of contracting output suggests there are serious underlying problems, according to Shiskin. This definition of a recession became a common standard over the years, taught in 3.962 universities across America.



Poor, senile gramps. His own link proves he's nuts. :cuckoo:

From YOUR link...

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Trump had ONE recession - from 2017 Q4 to 2018 Q2. A lot better than the 3 by Biden, and he may have more yet. Obama had 7.

Even by your nutty definition, you're wrong. By your nutty definition, that would have been 4 recessions under Obama in 8 years, if that really was the definition of a recession, which it's not. And under Trump, there would have been 2 recessions in 4 years. You somehow missed the 3 quarters from 2019-Q4 to 2020-Q2.

 
After 4 years of incredible successes of the Trump administration, all despite constant Democrat obstruction and harrassment, everybody in America should agree that the current president of the United States should be Donald Trump.

This is especially true in light of the 2 disasters we have occupying the White House right now (Biden & Harris). But even putting that aside, I just dont understand what it is that the Trump haters have against this man, who made our country great again, after 8 miserable years of racial turmoil, the rise of ISIS, and economic decline of the Obama administration.

Mystifying. :dunno:

Um....Trump held the 1 year record for the largest single term contribution to the national debt. AND is the only president in US history to leave office with fewer jobs than he started his term with. Trump had no discernible impact on the growth of the US Economy with virtually no change to our growth trendline until it suddenly collapsed in Trump's last year in office.

Add J6 to that where Trump just watched TV for 3 hours while the supporters he sent to the capitol attacked it and prevented a peaceful transition of power, Trump's call for the termination of the constitution, and Trump being a convicted felon, and a rapist, and its pretty easy to see why Trump shouldn't ever be president again.
 
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Um....Trump held the 1 year record for the largest single term contribution to the national debt. AND is the only president in US history to leave office with fewer jobs than he started his term with. Trump had no discernible impact on the growth of the US Economy with virtually no change to our growth trendline until it suddenly collapsed in Trump's last year in office.

Add J6 to that where Trump just watched TV for 3 hours while the supporters he sent to the capitol attacked it and prevented a peaceful transition of power, Trump's call for the termination of the constitution, and Trump being a convicted felon, and a rapist, and its pretty easy to see why Trump shouldn't ever be president again.

Not exactly. Herbert Hoover, the first Donald Trump, started with about 47 million jobs and left office with 39 million.
 

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