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Neither did Obama
yeah run on that in nov !Neither did Obama
Obama inherited a bad economy, tramp inherited a virus, Obama overcame and created jobs , and tramp opened up the economy, and that was it. People were on furlough and were called back due to the governors opening up. So he has a miles to go to where employment was.
But he was blasting him for the bad jobs report?
Lol
yep ....the left are very very childish in their arguments.So I guess according to the left it is Obama’s economy again at least for this jobs report.
Neither did Obama
Obama inherited a bad economy, tramp inherited a virus, Obama overcame and created jobs , and tramp opened up the economy, and that was it. People were on furlough and were called back due to the governors opening up. So he has a miles to go to where employment was.
But he was blasting him for the bad jobs report?
Lol
I think he was blasting him for tramp doing such a piss poor job on the pandemic.
Neither did Obama
Obama inherited a bad economy, tramp inherited a virus, Obama overcame and created jobs , and tramp opened up the economy, and that was it. People were on furlough and were called back due to the governors opening up. So he has a miles to go to where employment was.
Obama was no more responsible for that than Trump is responsible todays jobs report.
Sorry, little girl, you don't get to pick and choose.
But he was blasting him for the bad jobs report?
Lol
I think he was blasting him for tramp doing such a piss poor job on the pandemic.
Right...
that's why he was blasting him on the Jobs Report.
You claim to think, then prove otherwise
But he was blasting him for the bad jobs report?
Lol
I think he was blasting him for tramp doing such a piss poor job on the pandemic.
Right...
that's why he was blasting him on the Jobs Report.
You claim to think, then prove otherwise
Your claim or was it TN Harley claim, anyway one of you should supply a link.
Trump is likely the only President who understands economics.
Unlike former presidents, Trump is more active in the economy, though not active in your lives.
Trump is more engaged in the economy than any president in my lifetime.
He isn't interested in activism, expansion of police power, of overseas adventures or getting involved in which bathroom people pee in. His big focus has been the economy. He also deemed the economy part and parcel of defending your southern border and confronting China.
As such, he is more involved openly. He demands lower interest rates and calls out the Fed when they are high, he pushes for foreign countries to purchase more American and calls them out when they unfairly tariff you. He alters trade deals and promotes American technology, unlike any other president.
In theory, less of presidents involvement is good. In Trumps case, he's the biggest cheerleader and demands fairness, hitting communists with tariffs and walking the walk. This helps farmers, manufacturers and general public sentiment and confidence. They believe he will do what he says and companies hire.
So, yes, Trump IS responsible for some of the success. If they fudge the numbers that's a problem. I can tell you though that Canada gained jobs too, and we are a useless economy where our best talent is in your country.
He's also focused on jobs and tells his economic team "focus on jobs, this is how the economy will win", and then let's them do it. He doesn't pick guys to fit a quota, he wants smart, business leaders. He will then do the rest on a macro level and in his vocal demands for all to hear.
Trump is likely the only President who understands economics.
Unlike former presidents, Trump is more active in the economy, though not active in your lives.
Trump is more engaged in the economy than any president in my lifetime.
He isn't interested in activism, expansion of police power, of overseas adventures or getting involved in which bathroom people pee in. His big focus has been the economy. He also deemed the economy part and parcel of defending your southern border and confronting China.
As such, he is more involved openly. He demands lower interest rates and calls out the Fed when they are high, he pushes for foreign countries to purchase more American and calls them out when they unfairly tariff you. He alters trade deals and promotes American technology, unlike any other president.
In theory, less of presidents involvement is good. In Trumps case, he's the biggest cheerleader and demands fairness, hitting communists with tariffs and walking the walk. This helps farmers, manufacturers and general public sentiment and confidence. They believe he will do what he says and companies hire.
So, yes, Trump IS responsible for some of the success. If they fudge the numbers that's a problem. I can tell you though that Canada gained jobs too, and we are a useless economy where our best talent is in your country.
He's also focused on jobs and tells his economic team "focus on jobs, this is how the economy will win", and then let's them do it. He doesn't pick guys to fit a quota, he wants smart, business leaders. He will then do the rest on a macro level and in his vocal demands for all to hear.
So whats the issue?
I enjoyed the 18% unemployment and 25% home interest rates of Jimmy Carter more.Neither did Obama
Obama inherited a bad economy, tramp inherited a virus, Obama overcame and created jobs , and tramp opened up the economy, and that was it. People were on furlough and were called back due to the governors opening up. So he has a miles to go to where employment was.
Obama was no more responsible for that than Trump is responsible todays jobs report.
Sorry, little girl, you don't get to pick and choose.
Yes he was, tramp depended on the governors to open up. Obama had the greatest recession since the great depression, it was a money issue, this is a pandemic issue, and its not over yet.
It was always Obamas economy.So I guess according to the left it is Obama’s economy again at least for this jobs report.