Very true---it is a continued recovery from the recession. The current president gets credit for a good economy just as Obama got credit when he was in office. Neither Obama or Trump had much to do with economic recovery. Any credit goes to the Federal Reserve and capitalism.
Abortion rights dogma can obscure human reason & harden the human heart so much that the same person who feels
empathy for animal suffering can lack compassion for unborn children who experience lethal violence and excruciating
pain in abortion.
Unborn animals are protected in their nesting places, humans are not. To abort something is to end something
which has begun. To abort life is to end it.
Darth Omar (01-22-2018), dukkha (01-22-2018)
fer sure Obama gets credit for the recovery. I remember many calls for austerity ( cutting spending)-which wold have driven the recession deeper.
But you got to separately give Trump credit for de-regulation..the stock market is up 40% (!) since the election.
Tax reform should keep it going, even if we drop back down to 2%+ GDP growth.
The 1-2% annual growth under Obama is over.
Stretch (01-22-2018)
Odds stand today that the GOP loses the house, based on history.
However, the democrat party would be mistaken to take away from that that the country now loves them again and wants to tilt leftward.
I have watched this play out in a very stark way since 2000. The American people have given both parties a lock on power many times over the last decade and a half. First the GOP, then the democrats and now back to the GOP.
Anyone who tries to make ideological conclusions based on these results is living in a fantasy world.
My sense is that voters of the party in power get complacent and the opposition party gets fired up.
If I had to predict based on what I know today, in 2018 the GOP loses the House, keeps the Senate and Trump (if he runs) wins reelection in 2020. However I will qualify that this prediction is subject to change based on future events that will unfold and are yet unknown.
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