The 43% Bubble

[shockedcanadian]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

Trumps economic success is because he was smart enough to know what would work, and, to realize the same people who didn't want him to do what he did were worried it would work, and thus, jobs would come back.

It was a no brainer that industries and jobs were stolen by China primarily, but also Mexico and Canada, to a lesser degree. Also, if he could keep people from entering illegally, it would ensure Americans had those jobs, and they would see wage increases. He made it less inviting to invest jobs in China.

Let's not forget the absolute certainty some had, and some skepticism other networks had (some on Fox) to the outcome of confronting China. CNN literally laughed and scoffed at the idea that U.S could beat China. They were too naive to understand that China isn't God. They believed "the entire economic eco-system won't work without China! Good luck pal!"

Check out the old videos, it's astounding. Some of the "experts" from WSJ and other outlets. Basically comparing the U.S situation to what happened during the Great Depression. They think that this "protectionism" was the same as the depression. Also, they are too uninformed to understand the vast differences in the banking system and access to money, which was the primary reason for the depression as far as I am concerned.

 

[rightwinger]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

 

[shockedcanadian]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

 

[rightwinger]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

 

[Billiejeens]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

The dems are left with only really stupid fucks in big cities believing them.

 

[rightwinger]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

The dems are left with only really stupid fucks in big cities believing them.

Tens of millions of them

The difference in 2020 is the suburbs. Trump won the suburban vote in 2016. In the 2018 midterm election, those suburbs flipped to Democratic candidates.

 

[Billiejeens]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

The dems are left with only really stupid fucks in big cities believing them.

Tens of millions of them

The difference in 2020 is the suburbs. Trump won the suburban vote in 2016. In the 2018 midterm election, those suburbs flipped to Democratic candidates.

In horrible numbers
For Dems.

 

[Circe]

Two big factors in Carter's defeat in 1980 were the hostages in Iran and the brakes he put on the economy through his choice of Paul Volcker to head Federal Reserve. He pretty much signed his own presidential death warrant knowing of Volcker's tight money route to fight inflation that was whipping us since the start of the decade.

I've been reading the Ben Bernanke books about the 2008 financial crisis, and central bankers LUUUUVVVV Volcker, because he did stop out-of-control inflation (the Jimmy Carter Stagflation, remember that delightful time??). I think it was a great use of power and opportunity, because Carter was NEVER going to get re-elected what with the gas prices soaring, inflation, and most of all, the hostage crisis with Iran. Which a lot of us have never forgiven them for: war anytime is fine with me, as long as it's against Iran. So Volcker used this political chance to stop inflation, and I was very glad of that, it was awful. We were paying 11.3% on a mortgage, I kid you not.

If James Carville's "it's the economy, stupid" has any truth at all, look for a Trump landslide.

Look for Dem attempts to crash the economy. I've been so sure they'll try ANYTHING to crash this economy so they can beat Trump, that I've been watching to see if the new coronavirus epidemic, such as it is, might be Dem promoted. I guess not, though. But watch out for them to do something bad to crash the economy.

 

[rightwinger]

With this economy, Trump should easily win by a landslide

But with this economy, Trump should have more than a 43 percent approval.

Trump is a unique candidate. There is a sizable portion of the population that will not vote for him under any circumstances and a large portion that disapproves of how he acts.

Trump has done little to convince those people

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

The dems are left with only really stupid fucks in big cities believing them.

Tens of millions of them

The difference in 2020 is the suburbs. Trump won the suburban vote in 2016. In the 2018 midterm election, those suburbs flipped to Democratic candidates.

In horrible numbers
For Dems.

2018 did not look like that

Dems received 9 million more votes than Republicans did
And that was for a midterm election

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Things PROGS are & do:

1. Free-flowing narratives, because they're emotionally driven and enjoy the drama.

2. Project.

3. Intellectually dishonest.

4. Weak. Look at their make-up and ideologies, they're fragile and expect others to take care of them. It's why they're so easily triggered and controlled.


2018 should have been a wake-up call alright. The Demonicrats ran on "ME FUCKING TOO". Go figure, the victim role again, and it was all lies. The Kavanaugh LIE is why they gained seats. Then there's historical trends, but you know, PROGS tell us how they're on the side of education.

Same with Roy Moore. Most PROGS think he was a pedophile, which wasn't the case at all. He was doing what most young men did in the south, chasing younger women. But you know, PROGS tell us how they're on the side of education.

PROGS are on the side of education alright, but call it what it is, indoctrination and rehabilitation.

 

[Billiejeens]

They will once they understand the alternative. A vote for the other party could cost their jobs, healthcare coverage, massive illegal immigrants and other expenses.

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

The dems are left with only really stupid fucks in big cities believing them.

Tens of millions of them

The difference in 2020 is the suburbs. Trump won the suburban vote in 2016. In the 2018 midterm election, those suburbs flipped to Democratic candidates.

In horrible numbers
For Dems.

2018 did not look like that

Dems received 9 million more votes than Republicans did
And that was for a midterm election

Math be hard for you.

 

[rightwinger]

And Trump will fear monger that this economy cannot exist without him and that hordes of immigrants will kill you in your sleep

Dems will fear monger that you will lose your healthcare, Trump is destroying the environment and that Trump is an embarrassment as President

The dems are left with only really stupid fucks in big cities believing them.

Tens of millions of them

The difference in 2020 is the suburbs. Trump won the suburban vote in 2016. In the 2018 midterm election, those suburbs flipped to Democratic candidates.

In horrible numbers
For Dems.

2018 did not look like that

Dems received 9 million more votes than Republicans did
And that was for a midterm election

Math be hard for you.

I understand what 9 million voters means
Hillary won the popular vote by 3 million and lost