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And is still the second president to not have a year of 3% or higher.
Already addressed, as everyone here knows (except you)
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And is still the second president to not have a year of 3% or higher.
And is still the second president to not have a year of 3% or higher.
Already addressed, as everyone here knows (except you)
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Thanks for posting my bar graph again (in your quote) showing Trump's skyscrapers, and Obama's stumps.Thanks for verifying that Trump has not had a year over 3%.
Repeating your idiocy doesn't help you since I did nothing wrong in pointing out your ignorance.Everyone makes clerical errors occasionally. That's no big deal, especially when the error is corrected.Nope, I still made no mistake. Pointing out you're an idiot who posted the wrong figures and said 8.4 ÷ 4 = 1.9, when it actually equals 2.1, does not transfer your idiocy onto me.
What is a big deal is some blockhead coming along and yammering about it after it was already corrected, and then compounding the error 3 TIMES, because of not being man enough to stand up straight and tall, and admit YOU SCREWED UP.
Boy, that hole you're in is really deep now. Let us know if you strike oil.
The baseline is........every recovery since WWII.
The important thing here is that he is presidentTrump promised four or five
I wrote: You have no baseline from which to place the ‘weakest’ label on the recovery years
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22678485The baseline is........every recovery since WWII.
Do you have all those baselines in some sort of order of weakness? Can you tell us specifically which one is second weakest so we can analyze the baseline you have determined has the same conditions as the Obama recovery.
Or did you just pull ‘the weakest” out of your ass like most of your crazy ideas.
Had you posted more, you'd see trump's skyscrapers were in the shadows of Obama's Q2/Q3-2014....Thanks for posting my bar graph again (in your quote) showing Trump's skyscrapers, and Obama's stumps.Thanks for verifying that Trump has not had a year over 3%.![]()
Yes, the difference between starting with -8.4% GDP and +1.8% GDP is obvious.Easy to see the Oblamo policies held the avg GDP ~1.9% whereas the red DJT years are already ~0.6% higher average. That is close to 30% better already and with zero help by DemRinoMSM. Oblamo was loaded withe help. See the massive debt (since Dems took congress 2007) and 8 years of Fed money dumping.
What are you going to do when the recent red bars keep climbing up? This will raise the avg of the red bars? You will have nothing left? Battery going......
This will raise the avg of the red bars?
I wrote: You have no baseline from which to place the ‘weakest’ label on the recovery years
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22678485The baseline is........every recovery since WWII.
Do you have all those baselines in some sort of order of weakness? Can you tell us specifically which one is second weakest so we can analyze the baseline you have determined has the same conditions as the Obama recovery.
Or did you just pull ‘the weakest” out of your ass like most of your crazy ideas.
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=weakest+economic+ recovery
The important thing here is that he is presidentTrump promised four or five
The important thing here is that he is presidentTrump promised four or five
Yes a president’s who fails to keep his campaign promises. [/quotre]
lol...relax, he's going to get your wall built...the lefts problem is him keeping his promises
The second president who failed to get a single year GDP above Obana’s single year at 2.9 after cutting taxes mostly for the rich promising yearly growth above 4.0. That’s a very IMPORTANT major fail don’t you agree.
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Old Yeller, post: 22681804.This will raise the avg of the red bars?
This thread is not about average, pay attention.
You are averaging eight years of Obama starting at and including a negative 2.9 that had nothing to do with Obama or Democratic Party policies. You are averaging two years of TrumpO which started well above zero and catches TrumpO’s highest GDP at 4.2 in 2018. But TrumpO has recorded lower GDP since that peak soon to include this :
We will know more tomorrow and in the coming month where Q2 2019 ends up, but right now TrumpO is looking at a death spiral for his Greatest Economy in US history from a peak quarterly GDP at 4.2 diwn to 1.3 in the most recent full quarter.
- Latest forecast: 1.3 percent — July 3, 2019. The GDPNow model estimate for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual rate) in the second quarter of 2019 is 1.3 percent on July 3, down from 1.5 percent on July 1.
No matter what - TrumpO will be the second president in US history never to get a single year GDP above 3.0. He is tied with Obama at 2.9.
Do you have anything to say about the subject of this thread or do you want to compare batting averages of one still playing the gsme and who’s hot streak is over to a retired player who had a better hit streak and started against the toughest pitcher since the Great Depression?
"We are experiencing the longest string of consecutive monthly jobs gains in economic history," see link below.
That’s Obama’s magnificent record at seven years. TrumpO is at two and s half.
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22681658
I wrote: You have no baseline from which to place the ‘weakest’ label on the recovery years
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22678485The baseline is........every recovery since WWII.
Do you have all those baselines in some sort of order of weakness? Can you tell us specifically which one is second weakest so we can analyze the baseline you have determined has the same conditions as the Obama recovery.
Or did you just pull ‘the weakest” out of your ass like most of your crazy ideas.
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=weakest+economic+ recovery
From one of your links dumbass:
- Since World War II, the American economy has typically grown for about five years and then had a contraction. This expansion is already over seven years old.
Furthermore, the average pace of job growth in this recovery has already topped what happened during the 2001 to 2007 expansion under President George W. Bush (the Bush recovery was the slowest in terms of jobs growth, Achuthan says).
Over 14 million jobs have been added since the low point from the financial crisis. Job growth is as important -- if not more important -- than overall growth, many economists argue.
"We are experiencing the longest string of consecutive monthly jobs gains in economic history," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics. https://money.cnn.com/2016/10/05/news/economy/us-recovery-slowest-since-wwii/
"We are exactly periencing the longest string of consecutive monthly jobs gains in economic history," see link below.
That’s Obama’s magnificent record at seven years. TrumpO is at two and s half.
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22681658
I wrote: You have no baseline from which to place the ‘weakest’ label on the recovery years
Toddsterpatriot, post: 22678485The baseline is........every recovery since WWII.
Do you have all those baselines in some sort of order of weakness? Can you tell us specifically which one is second weakest so we can analyze the baseline you have determined has the same conditions as the Obama recovery.
Or did you just pull ‘the weakest” out of your ass like most of your crazy ideas.
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=weakest+economic+ recovery
From one of your links dumbass:
- Since World War II, the American economy has typically grown for about five years and then had a contraction. This expansion is already over seven years old.
Furthermore, the average pace of job growth in this recovery has already topped what happened during the 2001 to 2007 expansion under President George W. Bush (the Bush recovery was the slowest in terms of jobs growth, Achuthan says).
Over 14 million jobs have been added since the low point from the financial crisis. Job growth is as important -- if not more important -- than overall growth, many economists argue.
"We are experiencing the longest string of consecutive monthly jobs gains in economic history," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics. Yes, this is the slowest U.S. recovery since WWII
Since World War II, the American economy has typically grown for about five years and then had a contraction. This expansion is already over seven years old.
Yes, the very weak recovery has gone on a long time.
How is it NOTFOOLEDBYTRUTH insists Obama's GDP is equal Trump's when Obama's average GDP growth was 1.59%, while Trump's average GDP growth is 2.73%?