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Topic Started: Jun 16 2018, 03:03 AM (108 Views)
Brewster
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Take a look at the "Trump's Economy" thread, Pat.

There's no doubt some parts of the economy are doing well, but as the other thread points out, it's primarily only the top end that's swimming in money.

And it would be nice if the Right acknowledged for once at least that they're just riding the wave generated by Obama - in fact, they're not doing quite as well as he did.

I guess Trump & Co. can take credit for not wrecking O's legacy...
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ImaHeadaU
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Pat
Jun 18 2018, 01:06 AM
ImaHeadaU
Jun 17 2018, 11:48 PM
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York recently published its weekly GDP growth expectation report with key takeaways found below.

The New York Fed Staff Nowcast stands at 3.0% for 2018:Q2 and 2.8% for 2018:Q3.
News from this week's data releases decreased the nowcast for both quarters by 0.1 percentage point.
Negative surprises from industrial production and capacity utilization data outweighed positive surprises from producer prices, retail sales, and the Empire State Manufacturing survey.
Jun 15, 15:28 GMT NY Fed: GDP growth expectations stand at 3.0% for Q2 and 2.8% for Q3
Apparently you and the other Debbie downers can't read the link Berton shared. It's booming here, I need only drive past all the construction and smiling faces. I know if just bothers the crap out of you and some others here.
So, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has made a prediction. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has too. Should we check all the Federal Reserve Banks for their predictions?

Which one will be accurate? I wouldn't hang my hat on the first one to suit my predisposed assumption.
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Banandangees
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In the U.S., unemployment is down. That means more people are working, in spite of the influx of illegals. Working, even at entry level, is better than living totally off the system and off other people's sweat. I know that makes a liberal critic cringe. So, let them cringe. Rome wasn't built in a day. Peace wasn't created over night. Blacks didn't become more employed during the 8 years of the Obama administration.

Canada's economy isn't exactly bustling:

Canada’s GDP unexpectedly shrinks, putting economy on track for slowest stretch of growth in three years

(Three years! Isn't that how long Justin Trudeau and the Libs have been in power in Canada?)
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Brewster
Jun 18 2018, 04:35 AM
Take a look at the "Trump's Economy" thread, Pat.

There's no doubt some parts of the economy are doing well, but as the other thread points out, it's primarily only the top end that's swimming in money.

And it would be nice if the Right acknowledged for once at least that they're just riding the wave generated by Obama - in fact, they're not doing quite as well as he did.

I guess Trump & Co. can take credit for not wrecking O's legacy...
What wave? You have got to be kidding Brew, with statements like that your credibility just took a major hit downward. Trump is responsible for the turnaround and outside a few extremely biased people like you, everyone agrees.
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