and nowhere do I see dotards mentioning the 4 times Obama's gdp hit 4.1 took an awful lot of economic activity to see this 4.1 ...I doubt we'll see it again soon And BTW I hope we doObama's average GDP over 8 years is 1.5%. Trump GDP over is time so far is 2.9%.
With the much improved economy, record low unemployment (especially for blacks and Hispanics), excellent Constitutional SCOTUS picks, demilitarization talks with North Korea, border security and overall focus on putting Americans first you would seriously need to be a fascist, commie bastard to vote against Trump in 2020.
Way to cherry pick AND get your stats wrong.
Obama inherited the Great Recession...it is not his responsibility. So obviously you take his GDP numbers from the end of that Recession (which most economists do).
Obama's GDP (before BEA GDP calculation changes implemented this month) post-GR were 2.17%. Nothing to write home about.
But Trump's numbers during his first year (2017) were 2.2%...not much better.
The Strange Ups and Downs of the U.S. Economy Since 1929
And Trump's total GDP growth since he took office is not 2.9%... it's 2.7%.
United States GDP Growth Rate | 1947-2018 | Data | Chart | Calendar
And that was before this latest 4.1% number is adjusted. And it WILL be adjusted...guaranteed.
Plus, many economists see the latest number as an aberration...brought on largely by Trump's trade war threats and a huge, one time purchase of Soybeans by China to try and get ahead of the tariffs.
My stats are 100% correct for the time each President has been in office. Nothing whatsoever cherry-picked.
1) a link to your stats please (I already gave you one to mine)?
2) you 'cherry picked' by including the Great Recession which Obama inherited...it was not his fault. So it is hardly fair to hold him accountable for it.
As I said, most respected economists take Obama's GDP growth performance from the end of the Great Recession.
The stats are readily available. Google is your friend.
Obama was part of the Democratic owned Congress that helped to create the housing bubble. To say he inherited an issue he was a part of is disingenuous. There are plenty of videos out the of President Bush warning of the looming housing crisis. But Democrats ignored it. Google that as well.
Also, by your logic I get to throw out Trump's first quarter which means his average GDP is 3.2, not 2.9 (or 2.7 is we use your failed stats). Obama would still be a very low 2.1 if we throw out his first quarter. My guess is you want to throw out every quarter that makes him look bad.
By the way, Obama's last quarter was 1.9. Was that still President Bush's fault?
1) You claim your stats are correct...yet you fail to post a link to where you got them.
Either post your link to your stats or they mean nothing...anyone can make stats up. Proving them is the hard part.
And my 2.7% stat is based on US government numbers from the BEA.
United States GDP Growth Rate | 1947-2018 | Data | Chart | Calendar
Just take the first six quarters of growth, device the total by 6 and you get 2.7%. That is called the 'average'.
2) And no you cannot throw out Q1 2017 under Trump as he himself took personal responsibility for the January jobs report from that quarter. That means he took responsibility for the entire Q1.
Trump takes credit for strong January jobs numbers
3) you want to include the Great Recession in Obama's numbers...go ahead. But you, IMO (and most economists') are cherry picking...whether you admit it or not.
4) How could Obama's last quarter be GWB's fault? No, it was not...obviously.
I have answered your questions and produced links to my statistics.
You have posted nothing but your ideas and your 'correct' stats that you refuse to provide links for.
I am not wasting any more time on you over this.
We are done here...good day.