Thank You President Trump US economy breaks record with post-recession expansion

[Getin the ring]

#MAGA

As of the first quarter, U.S. GDP grew 3.1Opens a New Window. percent.
All Americans haven’t benefitted from the growth equally, according to Steven Pressman, a Colorado State University economics professor who focuses on income inequality.



https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/...sion-expansion

[CFM]

#MAGA

As of the first quarter, U.S. GDP grew 3.1Opens a New Window. percent.
All Americans haven’t benefitted from the growth equally, according to Steven Pressman, a Colorado State University economics professor who focuses on income inequality.



https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/...sion-expansion

Someone not benefiting in this economy can't blame anyone but him/herself.

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Like the ninth time for the same thread, almost as if they are trying to convince themselves

Let's try it one last time, although it is doubtful, they just can't accept reality if it doesn't match their illusionary reality

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/po...omy-2019-07-01

[jimmymccready]

The 1st quarter is actually 2.3, and a continued softening of the world economy remains forecast for the end of the year and all of new year.

[Jade Dragon]

I almost feel like this one is more deserving of this, then the last numbskulls discussion.

[CFM]

The 1st quarter is actually 2.3, and a continued softening of the world economy remains forecast for the end of the year and all of new year.

Looks like Trump is doing what the incompetent black boy couldn't do.

[Getin the ring]

yes he is,

It's killing the nut**bags that Trump will run on his record and win over whichever of the clowns the Democrat establishment tells them to back.

And that's kind of sad, but come to be accepted by them because they can't manage thoughts of their own

[Getin the ring]

Like the ninth time for the same thread, almost as if they are trying to convince themselves


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kind of like the 20,000 threads about Russian collusion huh nutBag

do you have any thoughts you would like to share?

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kind of like the 20,000 threads about Russian collusion huh nutBag

do you have any thoughts you would like to share?

"thoughts" with you, no, I already know everything and anything you could possible say, as I've said, not easy to understand where you are coming from;

[CFM]

"thoughts" with you, no, I already know everything and anything you could possible say, as I've said, not easy to understand where you are coming from;

The only thought you're concerned with is the next time you can kiss a nigger's ass.

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The only thought you're concerned with is the next time you can kiss a nigger's ass.

Ah, the poster afraid of black people checks in with the usual, him and "gettin" make a good pair

[CFM]

Ah, the poster afraid of black people checks in with the usual, him and "gettin" make a good pair

You're confused. You equate stating the truth with fear. How sad. See how kissing all that nigger ass has caused you to be stupid like them?

[gemini104104]

Unless that was sarcasm, you appear to be a silly fool and trust and believe tRump doesn't give a squat for your bogus gratitude nor does he give a squat for any of you blind sided Trumpinsteins who gave you all the shaft after punking you all too:

Two Charts Show Trump's Job Gains Are Just A Continuation From Obama's Presidency

Trump started with a distinct advantage with a workforce of 145.7 million, 9% larger than when President Obama took office. If the workforce were to only grow by 2%, that would add just over 2.9 million jobs a year or 243,000 per month. Over the course of 10 years, there would be over 29 million jobs added.

Additionally, over President Obama’s last six and five years in office after the economy had recovered from the Great Recession, the average employment gains were 2.42 and 2.48 million jobs per year. Pretty much on track to add 25 million over 10 years. So it appears that Trump can reach his 25 million job growth goal even if the economy continued to grow at the pace under Obama."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjo.../#6e35a89c1af3

[CFM]

Unless that was sarcasm, you appear to be a silly fool and trust and believe tRump doesn't give a squat for your bogus gratitude nor does he give a squat for any of you blind sided Trumpinsteins who gave you all the shaft after punking you all too:

Two Charts Show Trump's Job Gains Are Just A Continuation From Obama's Presidency

Trump started with a distinct advantage with a workforce of 145.7 million, 9% larger than when President Obama took office. If the workforce were to only grow by 2%, that would add just over 2.9 million jobs a year or 243,000 per month. Over the course of 10 years, there would be over 29 million jobs added.

Additionally, over President Obama’s last six and five years in office after the economy had recovered from the Great Recession, the average employment gains were 2.42 and 2.48 million jobs per year. Pretty much on track to add 25 million over 10 years. So it appears that Trump can reach his 25 million job growth goal even if the economy continued to grow at the pace under Obama."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckjo.../#6e35a89c1af3

Typical Obama nl. You give him credit for what he didn't do and refuse to blame him for what he did.

[gemini104104]

Typical tRump brainwashed cult follower. Consider more of the facts instead of your obsession with Putin's puppet tRump's fiction:

Trump's 'Record Economy' Is Making Americans Miserable

Except the rich ones, who are stoked.

But that doesn’t mean Americans really believe a rosy overall economy is improving their lives.

A Monmouth poll released on Monday provides more evidence that this economic recovery is not lifting everyone up equally. Of the 801 American adults surveyed, just 12 percent believed they’ve “benefited a great deal from recent growth in the US economy.” And while 31 percent indicated “they have received some benefit from the economic upturn,” 27 percent said that they haven’t been helped “much,” and another 27 percent said that they haven’t been helped “at all.” Just 18 percent of respondents said that Trump’s policies helped middle-class families a lot, and high earners were more likely to say the rising economy gave them a bump: 58 percent of people who make $100,000-plus a year said they’ve benefitted, while just 34 percent of people earning less than $50,000 per year and 42 percent earning $50,000 to $100,000 said they did."

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/5...cans-miserable