The Obama Economy

Clinton’s policies didn’t create the housing boom

Of course not.

What percentage of Fannie and Freddie's mortgage purchases did the Clinton administration require to be subprime mortgages?

Was it 5%?

25%?

Or was it 50%?

Is this thing on?
Clinton raised it from 30% to 50%.

Thank you for your honesty.

Clinton’s policies didn’t create the housing boom

50% didn't do it? Was Bush's 55% to blame?
No, it was the Republican policies that Bush spoke of which were to blame.

It was $2.6 billion, not $1.2 trillion?
Umm, that was but just one of their policies.

What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
 
Clinton raised it from 30% to 50%.

Thank you for your honesty.

Clinton’s policies didn’t create the housing boom

50% didn't do it? Was Bush's 55% to blame?
No, it was the Republican policies that Bush spoke of which were to blame.

It was $2.6 billion, not $1.2 trillion?
Umm, that was but just one of their policies.

What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *
 
Thank you for your honesty.

Clinton’s policies didn’t create the housing boom

50% didn't do it? Was Bush's 55% to blame?
No, it was the Republican policies that Bush spoke of which were to blame.

It was $2.6 billion, not $1.2 trillion?
Umm, that was but just one of their policies.

What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *

Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
 
No, it was the Republican policies that Bush spoke of which were to blame.

It was $2.6 billion, not $1.2 trillion?
Umm, that was but just one of their policies.

What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *

Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.
 
It was $2.6 billion, not $1.2 trillion?
Umm, that was but just one of their policies.

What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *

Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.

He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
 
Umm, that was but just one of their policies.

What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *

Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.

He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
No, he said it.

"Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all-time high." ~ George Bush, 9.2.2004, RNC acceptance speech
 
What policies, in addition to the $2.6 billion in spending and boosting the subprime mandate from 50% to 55%?
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *

Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.

He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
No, he said it.

"Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all-time high." ~ George Bush, 9.2.2004, RNC acceptance speech

And then you agreed. And then you said those policies created the bust.
 
^^^ Wow. This is a textbook example of Sheer Delusion. ^^^
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

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^^^ Wow. This is a textbook example of Sheer Delusion. ^^^
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

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The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
 
Ask Bush. He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

And then ….. * POP *

Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.

He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
No, he said it.

"Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all-time high." ~ George Bush, 9.2.2004, RNC acceptance speech

And then you agreed. And then you said those policies created the bust.
There could not have been a bust without the boom. He and Republicans created the boom — they’re responsible for the bust.
 
^^^ Wow. This is a textbook example of Sheer Delusion. ^^^
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

View attachment 214098


The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
Rightwing freaks crack me up.

In reality, from which you cultists are divorced, unemployment has grown at a steady pace for going on 9 years now...



101 consecutive months of job growth did not begin 19 months ago.
 
Ask Bush.

Bush didn't say his policies created the housing boom and bust.....you did.

He just said Republican policies led to the most home ownership in U.S. history.

If he claimed his $2.6 billion in spending was the sole reason, he exaggerated.
He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.

He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
No, he said it.

"Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all-time high." ~ George Bush, 9.2.2004, RNC acceptance speech

And then you agreed. And then you said those policies created the bust.
There could not have been a bust without the boom. He and Republicans created the boom — they’re responsible for the bust.

He and Republicans created the boom

You keep saying that, but except for $2.6 billion in spending and raising Clinton's 50% mandate to 55%, you won't say how he did it.

Unless you're saying he created the boom just by claiming he had?
 
^^^ Wow. This is a textbook example of Sheer Delusion. ^^^
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

View attachment 214098


The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
Rightwing freaks crack me up.

In reality, from which you cultists are divorced, unemployment has grown at a steady pace for going on 9 years now...



101 consecutive months of job growth did not begin 19 months ago.


In RealityLand, lower regulations plus lower taxes equal higher economic growth.

Even JFK knew that.
 
^^^ Wow. This is a textbook example of Sheer Delusion. ^^^
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

View attachment 214098


The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
Rightwing freaks crack me up.

In reality, from which you cultists are divorced, unemployment has grown at a steady pace for going on 9 years now...



101 consecutive months of job growth did not begin 19 months ago.


In RealityLand, lower regulations plus lower taxes equal higher economic growth.

Even JFK knew that.
Dumbfuck .... JFK was not a supply side tax cutter. The top tax rate when JFK talked about cutting was 90% and the national debt was $306b. And by the way, JFK never actually cut taxes; he only talked about it.

Have someone explain the Laffer Curve to you.

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He said their policies created the boom. And the boom is what led to the bust. You can't have a boom go bust without the boom.

He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
No, he said it.

"Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all-time high." ~ George Bush, 9.2.2004, RNC acceptance speech

And then you agreed. And then you said those policies created the bust.
There could not have been a bust without the boom. He and Republicans created the boom — they’re responsible for the bust.

He and Republicans created the boom

You keep saying that, but except for $2.6 billion in spending and raising Clinton's 50% mandate to 55%, you won't say how he did it.

Unless you're saying he created the boom just by claiming he had?
I only gave you one example. Another was his American Dream Downpayment Assistance Act.
 
^^^ Wow. This is a textbook example of Sheer Delusion. ^^^
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

View attachment 214098


The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
Rightwing freaks crack me up.

In reality, from which you cultists are divorced, unemployment has grown at a steady pace for going on 9 years now...



101 consecutive months of job growth did not begin 19 months ago.


In RealityLand, lower regulations plus lower taxes equal higher economic growth.

Even JFK knew that.
Dumbfuck .... JFK was not a supply side tax cutter. The top tax rate when JFK talked about cutting was 90% and the national debt was $306b. And by the way, JFK never actually cut taxes; he only talked about it.

Have someone explain the Laffer Curve to you.

2s0blvo.jpg


^^^ Poor widdle derp ^^^

Even NPR knows that JFK cut taxes.


In 1962, speaking at the Economic Club of New York, Kennedy said he was committed to "an across-the-board, top-to-bottom cut in personal and corporate income taxes." The tax system, mostly designed during World War II, "exerts too heavy a drag on growth in peace time; that it siphons out of the private economy too large a share of personal and business purchasing power; that it reduces the financial incentives for personal effort, investment, and risk-taking," he said.

Many lawmakers worried that reducing taxes without cutting spending would create unacceptable budget deficits. But Kennedy, who famously noted that "a rising tide lifts all boats," insisted tax cuts would generate broad-based growth...


JFK's Lasting Economic Legacy: Lower Tax Rates
 
Here it is again. Tell me what is delusional. Is it the steady climb? That’s easily backed up if you want to go down that road. I suspect that you don’t.

Or did you mean calling Trump a lazy man is delusional? He watches 5+ hours of FoxNews every day. He won’t sit for briefings. He doesn’t start his day until 11am, after his ‘Executive Time’: watching Fox & Friends and tweeting while he’s taking his morning shit. He takes 3 day weekends to play golf, practically every weekend, at great cost to the taxpayers, currently in excess of $77 million.

So what’s delusional? Be specific.

View attachment 214098


The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
Rightwing freaks crack me up.

In reality, from which you cultists are divorced, unemployment has grown at a steady pace for going on 9 years now...



101 consecutive months of job growth did not begin 19 months ago.


In RealityLand, lower regulations plus lower taxes equal higher economic growth.

Even JFK knew that.
Dumbfuck .... JFK was not a supply side tax cutter. The top tax rate when JFK talked about cutting was 90% and the national debt was $306b. And by the way, JFK never actually cut taxes; he only talked about it.

Have someone explain the Laffer Curve to you.

2s0blvo.jpg


^^^ Poor widdle derp ^^^

Even NPR knows that JFK cut taxes.


In 1962, speaking at the Economic Club of New York, Kennedy said he was committed to "an across-the-board, top-to-bottom cut in personal and corporate income taxes." The tax system, mostly designed during World War II, "exerts too heavy a drag on growth in peace time; that it siphons out of the private economy too large a share of personal and business purchasing power; that it reduces the financial incentives for personal effort, investment, and risk-taking," he said.

Many lawmakers worried that reducing taxes without cutting spending would create unacceptable budget deficits. But Kennedy, who famously noted that "a rising tide lifts all boats," insisted tax cuts would generate broad-based growth...


JFK's Lasting Economic Legacy: Lower Tax Rates
LOLOLOL

You’re such a fucking retard. :cuckoo:

Nothing in your post disagrees with anything in my post.
 
The market crashed in 2008-2009. What recovery there was was in spite of Obabble's policies - not due to them. What see now is the recovery that should have happened years ago, but didn't due to Obama's sheer economic malfeasance. The only way he contributed to the current growth of the economy is that he did the things that Trump has now undone.
Rightwing freaks crack me up.

In reality, from which you cultists are divorced, unemployment has grown at a steady pace for going on 9 years now...



101 consecutive months of job growth did not begin 19 months ago.


In RealityLand, lower regulations plus lower taxes equal higher economic growth.

Even JFK knew that.
Dumbfuck .... JFK was not a supply side tax cutter. The top tax rate when JFK talked about cutting was 90% and the national debt was $306b. And by the way, JFK never actually cut taxes; he only talked about it.

Have someone explain the Laffer Curve to you.

2s0blvo.jpg


^^^ Poor widdle derp ^^^

Even NPR knows that JFK cut taxes.


In 1962, speaking at the Economic Club of New York, Kennedy said he was committed to "an across-the-board, top-to-bottom cut in personal and corporate income taxes." The tax system, mostly designed during World War II, "exerts too heavy a drag on growth in peace time; that it siphons out of the private economy too large a share of personal and business purchasing power; that it reduces the financial incentives for personal effort, investment, and risk-taking," he said.

Many lawmakers worried that reducing taxes without cutting spending would create unacceptable budget deficits. But Kennedy, who famously noted that "a rising tide lifts all boats," insisted tax cuts would generate broad-based growth...


JFK's Lasting Economic Legacy: Lower Tax Rates
LOLOLOL

You’re such a fucking retard. :cuckoo:

Nothing in your post disagrees with anything in my post.


Sad little short busser.

So focused on high marginal tax rates without understanding inflation.

Try comparing inflation adjusted tax rates and get back to us.
 
He said their policies created the boom.

You said their policies created the boom.
You said it was more than the $2.6 billion in spending.
You won't say what the additional policies were...……..
No, he said it.

"Thanks to our policies, home ownership in America is at an all-time high." ~ George Bush, 9.2.2004, RNC acceptance speech

And then you agreed. And then you said those policies created the bust.
There could not have been a bust without the boom. He and Republicans created the boom — they’re responsible for the bust.

He and Republicans created the boom

You keep saying that, but except for $2.6 billion in spending and raising Clinton's 50% mandate to 55%, you won't say how he did it.

Unless you're saying he created the boom just by claiming he had?
I only gave you one example. Another was his American Dream Downpayment Assistance Act.

That's part of the $2.6 billion you already mentioned. Chicken feed.
 

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