Trump budget would spike deficits by nearly 5 times Harris proposal, says Penn Wharton

Reasonably small adjustment considering the number of jobs created per month is averaging at 550k.
So the worsed analysis costs about 6 weeks of job creation... Reality this is probably a lot lower.

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Thanks for reminding us of this graph, Trump numbers are awful....

And if you want to blame COVID too much, compare them to Obama's second term...

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Trump was borrowing almost twice as much as Obama and he had worse numbers that Obama's second term...

Thanks for reminding us of this..
Thanks once again for providing proof of your dishonesty by failing to mention the pandemic. In a few years people who read this won't even remember the pandemic and actually think that you have a point
 
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Reasonably small adjustment considering the number of jobs created per month is averaging at 550k.
So the worsed analysis costs about 6 weeks of job creation... Reality this is probably a lot lower.

View attachment 1002445

Thanks for reminding us of this graph, Trump numbers are awful....

And if you want to blame COVID too much, compare them to Obama's second term...

View attachment 1002446

Trump was borrowing almost twice as much as Obama and he had worse numbers that Obama's second term...

Thanks for reminding us of this..

Labour? Lol No just no
 
That was because of covid. Inflation is now below 3%.
The official number is 3% but that's only an increase rate it doesn't account for the cumulative damage done over the past 20 years. It's like saying the femoral artery has slowed down to a gush.... We should be thankful but it's not simply pouring.

At least it was control when Trump was in office that went completely out of control on on day one of Biden's administration.
 
The official number is 3% but that's only an increase rate it doesn't account for the cumulative damage done over the past 20 years. It's like saying the femoral artery has slowed down to a gush.... We should be thankful but it's not simply pouring.

At least it was control when Trump was in office that went completely out of control on the day one of Biden's administration.
Trump wants to eliminate inflation. I bet you think that is a good thing.
 
Trump wants to eliminate inflation. I bet you think that is a good thing.
Well that all depends on what you're talking about. If the economy is growing you need a small amount of inflation to keep up with it. But that's a completely different kind of inflation.

Real inflation on the other hand the combination of factors that the average median income household has to deal with when they go to the grocery store, try to pay the electric bill or find themselves in debt to the IRS is an erosion of the spending power of the dollar which at this point has become little more than printed green toilet paper.
 
I do not know if deficits will continue. They most likely will. To really try to bring manufacturing home or at least starting it and to invest in infrastructure where we really get new infrastructure and renovated infrastructure from legislation will create employment with fair wages. Progs signed off on paying people off under Joe and Kamala.
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Unfortunately our debt has risen nearly to a point where we cannot meet paying the interest on the debt.
That is the definition of bankruptcy.
 
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Unfortunately our debt has risen nearly to a point where we cannot meet paying the interest on the debt.
That is the definition of bankruptcy.
I know let's just print some more! Pretty soon we can pay $100 a pound for prime rib instead of $20!! That will be so much fun!
 
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Unfortunately our debt has risen nearly to a point where we cannot meet paying the interest on the debt.
That is the definition of bankruptcy.
And a Conservative Business School is saying that Trump's Economic Plan is going to raise it by $5.3 trillion more....

We are trying to engage with someone who doesn't believe in one conspiracy theory after another.

We now have people pushing the Big Lie on the Last Election, think the Bureau of Labour is publishing false numbers and think Trump's Tax Cuts didn't cause a hole in the government books...
All this without any evidence that could stand up in court...
 
Well that all depends on what you're talking about. If the economy is growing you need a small amount of inflation to keep up with it. But that's a completely different kind of inflation.

Real inflation on the other hand the combination of factors that the average median income household has to deal with when they go to the grocery store, try to pay the electric bill or find themselves in debt to the IRS is an erosion of the spending power of the dollar which at this point has become little more than printed green toilet paper.
So you'll agree eliminating inflation is bad.
 

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