Jim Cramer: " Strongest economy, perhaps, he has ever seen!"

[JimH52]

A billion dollars is drop drop in the bucket when compared to the TRILLIONS that dems blew. We said this would happen when you did it. You all defend the "inflation reduction act". Now youre denying that printing trillions in cash causes inflation.

trump signed a bill that weakened bank regulations that the Obama administration pit in place. He also signed a bill to cut rail road safe guards before the Ohio crash.

trump is a one man wrecking ball.

 

[martybegan]

trump signed a bill that weakened bank regulations that the Obama administration pit in place. He also signed a bill to cut rail road safe guards before the Ohio crash.

trump is a one man wrecking ball.

And no one has been able to directly connect those regulations to anything that could have prevented either occurrence.

 

[FA_Q2]

And no one has been able to directly connect those regulations to anything that could have prevented either occurrence.

^ this.

There are a few threads on this but I have not seen a strong causal link.

I would assume that someone pushing this narrative can explain that connection.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Biden in 2022: imposes sanctions on Russian banks and predicts ruble collapse.

One year later:
Russian banks - showing profits.
The ruble is stable.
U.S. banks are collapsing, the U.S. financial system is on the brink.

How much did Russian GDP drop last year?

 

[Godboy]

So when I bring up Trump you blame congress. Otherwise it’s Bidens fault. Ok gotchya!

Its mostly Congresses fault, but we cant pretend that Biden didnt fully support these multi trillion dollar bills.

 

[JWBooth]

State chartered banks covered by state regulators, where were Cal. and NY in all this?

 

[Godboy]

trump signed a bill that weakened bank regulations that the Obama administration pit in place. He also signed a bill to cut rail road safe guards before the Ohio crash.

trump is a one man wrecking ball.

Regulations had nothing to do with it. Even Barny Frank said so, you know, the guy who they named the bill after that made those regulations. He said those regulations wouldnt have made any difference in this case.

 

[Meister]

trump signed a bill that weakened bank regulations that the Obama administration pit in place. He also signed a bill to cut rail road safe guards before the Ohio crash.

trump is a one man wrecking ball.

Why don't you produce those regulations for banking that Trump loosened up, okay?
If my memory serves me correctly, the Obama regulations stifled small businesses for
getting bank loans. So go ahead, produce them, and lets talk.

 

[Ringo]

"Capitalism is so great, that every four to seven years it must be saved by socialism for the super-rich."

 

[JimH52]

^ this.

There are a few threads on this but I have not seen a strong causal link.

I would assume that someone pushing this narrative can explain that connection.

Google.com

 

[FA_Q2]

Google.com

So that is a no, you cant provide that solid connection. I am sure there are others that are not simply parrots here.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

"Capitalism is so great, that every four to seven years it must be saved by socialism for the super-rich."

Communism is so great that it sucks 24/7.

 

[Ringo]

Communism is so great that it sucks 24/7.

So, why does capitalism use the methods of communism to survive?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

So, why does capitalism use the methods of communism to survive?

Gulags and firing squads?

Shortages and suppression?

 

[Ringo]

 

[sparky]

"Capitalism is so great, that every four to seven years it must be saved by socialism for the super-rich."

~S~

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Wasn't the USSR 100% prison?
After communism collapsed, your scientists moved to better countries.

 

[DudleySmith]

The same canie barker asshole who told everyone to keep ahold of Bear Stearns, three days before it shits the bed.

The biggest pimp ever for Wall Street bankster bailouts.

Yeah, that fuckwit has oodles of credibility.

^^^ This.

 

[DudleySmith]

Credit Suisse is having to be bailed out.

 

[DudleySmith]

~S~

Basically true. We wouldn't have this constant series of bubbles and bust cycles if anti-trust laws and sound banking regs were enforced.