NotfooledbyW
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I wrote: you cannot call one weak and the other strong.
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22187894
You are correct only by comparison to economic growth data prior to 2005.
Since then we know according to Trump anything below annual 3.0% GDPis anemic and weak.
"Obama is the first president in modern history not to have a single year of 3 percent growth," Trump said during an Oct. 28 campaign rally in Manchester, N.H.
Trump's claim about Obama's weak economic growth is limited
So when you limit your comparison to pre-2005 historical data only, you must ignore the changes in what defines ‘normal’ or ‘good’ GDP averages over the long term since the peak of US troops were fighting in the quagmire in Iraq.
Ignoring the current definition of normal GDP renders your conclusion that the post recession recovery is weak is a conclusion that no longer should be considered to be valid or correct.
Live in the past if you must. That is what ignorant people do.
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22187894
I can, correctly, call Obama's recovery weak.
We'll have to wait to see if Trump's economy does better than Obama.
So far, it is.
You are correct only by comparison to economic growth data prior to 2005.
Since then we know according to Trump anything below annual 3.0% GDPis anemic and weak.
"Obama is the first president in modern history not to have a single year of 3 percent growth," Trump said during an Oct. 28 campaign rally in Manchester, N.H.
Trump's claim about Obama's weak economic growth is limited
So when you limit your comparison to pre-2005 historical data only, you must ignore the changes in what defines ‘normal’ or ‘good’ GDP averages over the long term since the peak of US troops were fighting in the quagmire in Iraq.
Ignoring the current definition of normal GDP renders your conclusion that the post recession recovery is weak is a conclusion that no longer should be considered to be valid or correct.
Live in the past if you must. That is what ignorant people do.
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