Just how intelligent are Trump supporters?

[80zephyr]

Everyone said that "dumb Trump" would put tariffs on our trading partners and ruin our economy. And what happened? Consumer confidence is at its highest since 2001

Lets point out that we were on the verge of a recesison in 2001.

It also happened to be the year another Republican won Presidency promissing tax-cuts fueling unrivaled period of economic growth....and ending his presidency on the middle of Great Recession.

Confidence shot up when Trump won and peaked slightly above that in 2018 when tax-cuts passed. So clearly the difference is not policy effects, the difference is a bunch of optimistic rightwingers.

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

 

[AntonToo]

Everyone said that "dumb Trump" would put tariffs on our trading partners and ruin our economy. And what happened? Consumer confidence is at its highest since 2001

Lets point out that we were on the verge of a recesison in 2001.

It also happened to be the year another Republican won Presidency promissing tax-cuts fueling unrivaled period of economic growth....and ending his presidency on the middle of Great Recession.

Confidence shot up when Trump won and peaked slightly above that in 2018 when tax-cuts passed. So clearly the difference is not policy effects, the difference is a bunch of optimistic rightwingers.

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

Probably because his administration hasn't done most of what he was shooting his ignorant mouth about doing.

His admin didn't raise the (artificially low!!!) interest rates , on the contrary, he is bitching day in and out that they are being raised too fast.
His admin didn't declare China currency manipulater or took them to McDonalds, instead of normal official dinners.
His admin didn't institute gigantic across the board tarrifs (35% for Mexico and 45% for China) he was threatening. Instead his administration's tarrifs are considerably smaller and targeted to specific industries.
His admin did not institute contractionary policies that would be needed to "pay off all debt in 8 years"

Trump doesn't do economics when it comes right down to it, he runs his mouth during election and has advisors that steer him away form trully disasterous ideas that pop into his low-on-substance head.

 

[dudmuck]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

No mention of the problems caused by illegal immigration. What a moron you are.

4 myths about how immigrants affect the U.S. economy

Myth #1: Immigrants take more from the U.S. government than they contribute

Fact: Immigrants contribute more in tax revenue than they take in government benefits

Trump said ILLEGAL INMIGRANTS.

You said, IMMIGRANTS.

Please stop with the dishonesty.

immigrants are all immigrants, both documented and not.

 

[edward37]

Everyone said that "dumb Trump" would put tariffs on our trading partners and ruin our economy. And what happened? Consumer confidence is at its highest since 2001

Lets point out that we were on the verge of a recesison in 2001.

It also happened to be the year another Republican won Presidency promissing tax-cuts fueling unrivaled period of economic growth....and ending his presidency on the middle of Great Recession.

Confidence shot up when Trump won and peaked slightly above that in 2018 when tax-cuts passed. So clearly the difference is not policy effects, the difference is a bunch of optimistic rightwingers.

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

Probably because his administration hasn't done most of what he was shooting his ignorant mouth about doing.

His admin didn't raise the (artiificially low!!!) interest rates , on the contrary, he is bitching day in and out that they are being raised too fast.
His admin didn't declare China currency manipulater or took them to McDonalds, instead of normal official dinners.
His admin didn't institute gigantic across the board tarrifs (35% for Mexico and 45% for China) he was threatening. Instead his administration's tarrifs are considerably smaller and targeted to specific industries.
His admin did not institute contractionary policies that would be needed to "pay off all debt in 8 years"

Trump doesn't do economics when it comes right down to it, he has advisors that steer him away form trully disasterous ideas that pop into his mostly empty head.

By leaving Iran agreement he's allowed them to continue Nuke development

 

[Thinker101]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

No mention of the problems caused by illegal immigration. What a moron you are.

4 myths about how immigrants affect the U.S. economy

Myth #1: Immigrants take more from the U.S. government than they contribute

Fact: Immigrants contribute more in tax revenue than they take in government benefits

Trump said ILLEGAL INMIGRANTS.

You said, IMMIGRANTS.

Please stop with the dishonesty.

immigrants are all immigrants, both documented and not.

Yep, some people are stupid, some are really stupid, and you've made it to the second group.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

immigrants are all immigrants, both documented and not

Illegal immigrants are NOT immigrants. The left is dishonest about everything. They are not "immigrants" on any level

an illegal alien is any foreign national inside a country where he or she has no legal right to be.

 

[SmokeALib]

Smart enough to keep Hillary out of the white house...

 

[SmokeALib]

Lets point out that we were on the verge of a recesison in 2001.

It also happened to be the year another Republican won Presidency promissing tax-cuts fueling unrivaled period of economic growth....and ending his presidency on the middle of Great Recession.

Confidence shot up when Trump won and peaked slightly above that in 2018 when tax-cuts passed. So clearly the difference is not policy effects, the difference is a bunch of optimistic rightwingers.

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

Probably because his administration hasn't done most of what he was shooting his ignorant mouth about doing.

His admin didn't raise the (artiificially low!!!) interest rates , on the contrary, he is bitching day in and out that they are being raised too fast.
His admin didn't declare China currency manipulater or took them to McDonalds, instead of normal official dinners.
His admin didn't institute gigantic across the board tarrifs (35% for Mexico and 45% for China) he was threatening. Instead his administration's tarrifs are considerably smaller and targeted to specific industries.
His admin did not institute contractionary policies that would be needed to "pay off all debt in 8 years"

Trump doesn't do economics when it comes right down to it, he has advisors that steer him away form trully disasterous ideas that pop into his mostly empty head.

By leaving Iran agreement he's allowed them to continue Nuke development

As if a terrorist nation would comply to any deal of any sort...

 

[edward37]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

No mention of the problems caused by illegal immigration. What a moron you are.

4 myths about how immigrants affect the U.S. economy

Myth #1: Immigrants take more from the U.S. government than they contribute

Fact: Immigrants contribute more in tax revenue than they take in government benefits

Trump said ILLEGAL INMIGRANTS.

You said, IMMIGRANTS.

Please stop with the dishonesty.

immigrants are all immigrants, both documented and not.

Yep, some people are stupid, some are really stupid, and you've made it to the second group.

Supporting a world class AH and you call anyone stupid stinker?

 

[edward37]

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

Probably because his administration hasn't done most of what he was shooting his ignorant mouth about doing.

His admin didn't raise the (artiificially low!!!) interest rates , on the contrary, he is bitching day in and out that they are being raised too fast.
His admin didn't declare China currency manipulater or took them to McDonalds, instead of normal official dinners.
His admin didn't institute gigantic across the board tarrifs (35% for Mexico and 45% for China) he was threatening. Instead his administration's tarrifs are considerably smaller and targeted to specific industries.
His admin did not institute contractionary policies that would be needed to "pay off all debt in 8 years"

Trump doesn't do economics when it comes right down to it, he has advisors that steer him away form trully disasterous ideas that pop into his mostly empty head.

By leaving Iran agreement he's allowed them to continue Nuke development

As if a terrorist nation would comply to any deal of any sort...

You're better off smoking a J

 

[OKTexas]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

This Trump supporter is smart enough to know there was already a thread on this ignorant topic when you started this one. Reported.

.

Feel better Orange Beotch?

Typical of you commies, ya think the rules don't apply to you. Wrong answer. LMAO

.

 

[edward37]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

This Trump supporter is smart enough to know there was already a thread on this ignorant topic when you started this one. Reported.

.

Feel better Orange Beotch?

Typical of you commies, ya think the rules don't apply to you. Wrong answer. LMAO

.

texas rules apply equally Trouble is Trump thinks he's king and above the law And his hand picked AG is a slap in the face for anyone who believes in the law

 

[OKTexas]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

This Trump supporter is smart enough to know there was already a thread on this ignorant topic when you started this one. Reported.

.

Feel better Orange Beotch?

Typical of you commies, ya think the rules don't apply to you. Wrong answer. LMAO

.

texas rules apply equally Trouble is Trump thinks he's king and above the law And his hand picked AG is a slap in the face for anyone who believes in the law

Poor little commie, you collusion delusion balloon has been popped and you freaks just don't know what to do with yourselves. Barr said he would release as much of the report as he can within the law and established DOJ policies. It's you commies that are demanding lawlessness, not the AG. So GFY.

.

 

[Crixus]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

So you don’t get lettuce. Who cares. I don’t want your wetbacks disease infecting my kids. That is more costliest then your lettuce and bananas.

 

[buckeye45_73]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

This Trump supporter is smart enough to know there was already a thread on this ignorant topic when you started this one. Reported.

.

Feel better Orange Beotch?

Typical of you commies, ya think the rules don't apply to you. Wrong answer. LMAO

.

texas rules apply equally Trouble is Trump thinks he's king and above the law And his hand picked AG is a slap in the face for anyone who believes in the law

Above what law? See the key to lefties is to ask for specifics.....they dont get them in their talking points

 

[edward37]

The reader will be allowed to answer that question.

Ho-hum, Trump threatened to close the border again. Trump told a Michigan crowd he.would "close the damn border next week" if Mexico did not do more to stem illegal immigration.

The economic impact would be enormous. The San Ysidro crossing is the biggest passenger land port in the Western hemisphere -- closing it alone would be hugely disruptive. Every day, an average of 120,000 commuter vehicles, 6,000 trucks and 63,000 pedestrians use the border gateway, many to go to and from their jobs in the U.S.

Sealing the entire border between the countries, meanwhile, would cause economic chaos. In 2017, about $558 billion in goods flowed across the U.S.- Mexico border in both directions, making Mexico our third-biggest trading partner for goods behind Canada and China. U.S. goods exported to Mexico totaled $243.3 billion, while trade in services accounted for another $58 billion.

How did Trump's supporters in Michigan react to Trump's strident declaration that foretold of economic chaos? They cheered mightily.

Trump yelled out at the crowd of cheering admirers, "I am not kidding around."

They cheered enthusiastically again at the impending economic doom.

“It could mean all trade” with Mexico, Trump said when questioned by reporters in Florida. “We will close it for a long time.”

No doubt Trump's fans are thrilled with this statement. After all, to them, Trump can do no wrong.

This Trump supporter is smart enough to know there was already a thread on this ignorant topic when you started this one. Reported.

.

Feel better Orange Beotch?

Typical of you commies, ya think the rules don't apply to you. Wrong answer. LMAO

.

texas rules apply equally Trouble is Trump thinks he's king and above the law And his hand picked AG is a slap in the face for anyone who believes in the law

Poor little commie, you collusion delusion balloon has been popped and you freaks just don't know what to do with yourselves. Barr said he would release as much of the report as he can within the law and established DOJ policies. It's you commies that are demanding lawlessness, not the AG. So GFY.

.

So you think the HAND PICKED AG who has already expressed his views is not protecting Trump ?? Are you that obtuse ?

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Everyone said that "dumb Trump" would put tariffs on our trading partners and ruin our economy. And what happened? Consumer confidence is at its highest since 2001

Lets point out that we were on the verge of a recesison in 2001.

It also happened to be the year another Republican won Presidency promissing tax-cuts fueling unrivaled period of economic growth....and ending his presidency on the middle of Great Recession.

Confidence shot up when Trump won and peaked slightly above that in 2018 when tax-cuts passed. So clearly the difference is not policy effects, the difference is a bunch of optimistic rightwingers.

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

Yes and also they predicted that the public executions of faggots and lesbos would happen....and that did not happen also so WTF do all of these Trump Derangement Syndrome Kool Aid Drinking Dittobots know about anything. The answer = ZERO.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

This Trump supporter is smart enough to know there was already a thread on this ignorant topic when you started this one. Reported.

.

Feel better Orange Beotch?

Typical of you commies, ya think the rules don't apply to you. Wrong answer. LMAO

.

texas rules apply equally Trouble is Trump thinks he's king and above the law And his hand picked AG is a slap in the face for anyone who believes in the law

Poor little commie, you collusion delusion balloon has been popped and you freaks just don't know what to do with yourselves. Barr said he would release as much of the report as he can within the law and established DOJ policies. It's you commies that are demanding lawlessness, not the AG. So GFY.

.

So you think the HAND PICKED AG who has already expressed his views is not protecting Trump ?? Are you that obtuse ?

Was Eric Holder also HAND PICKED but by Obama? Yes he was, so you do NOT think that The Donald should also HAND PICK his OWN Attorney-General or is that type of thing ONLY for Leftists now?

 

[dudmuck]

No mention of the problems caused by illegal immigration. What a moron you are.

4 myths about how immigrants affect the U.S. economy

Myth #1: Immigrants take more from the U.S. government than they contribute

Fact: Immigrants contribute more in tax revenue than they take in government benefits

Trump said ILLEGAL INMIGRANTS.

You said, IMMIGRANTS.

Please stop with the dishonesty.

immigrants are all immigrants, both documented and not.

Yep, some people are stupid, some are really stupid, and you've made it to the second group.

Supporting a world class AH and you call anyone stupid stinker?

Its just one example of psychological projection.

 

[edward37]

Everyone said that "dumb Trump" would put tariffs on our trading partners and ruin our economy. And what happened? Consumer confidence is at its highest since 2001

Lets point out that we were on the verge of a recesison in 2001.

It also happened to be the year another Republican won Presidency promissing tax-cuts fueling unrivaled period of economic growth....and ending his presidency on the middle of Great Recession.

Confidence shot up when Trump won and peaked slightly above that in 2018 when tax-cuts passed. So clearly the difference is not policy effects, the difference is a bunch of optimistic rightwingers.

Optimistic right wingers are the ones that spiked consumer confidence? You mean it wasn't due to the great economic indicators?

Mark

No it wasn't as anyone familiar with indicators would tell you.

There was no difference in indicators between November 2016 and Jan 2017 to justify 25 point jump (this is before Trump even got to the WH).

The big difference was Trump won and Republicans stopped shitting on economy day in and out.

Many economists predicted that if Trump won, the economy would crash. Why didn't that happen?

Mark

Yes and also they predicted that the public executions of faggots and lesbos would happen....and that did not happen also so WTF do all of these Trump Derangement Syndrome Kool Aid Drinking Dittobots know about anything. The answer = ZERO.

we know big words and we're smarter than the generals