Im your life. Without me.....you'd be even more miserable
you have nothing else. Your wife won't touch you.....the community avoids you and the cops are watching you.
Its gametime coming up.....have fun talking to yourself pyschopath stalker. Thanks for cancering another thread with your idiotic blather
Ummmmmm......you should put your posts all together like that. It should make you rethink your entire awful life
Youre a true pyschopath and the cops should have kept you in that cage.
Next time.....she will testify.
Sorry to interrupt you talking to yourself. Go back to pounding the keyboard.
Youre a true pyschopath and the cops should have kept you in that cage.
Next time.....she will testify.
Sorry to interrupt you talking to yourself. Go back to pounding the keyboard.
You avoid making any predictions before the election and then mock others who get things wrong.
You are scared to death to voice an opinion.....every once in a while, you slip up and come up
with gems like these:
"I still don't think Hillary will actually run"
but for the most part, you're one of those after that fact guys. It's pretty sad what a pussy you are. Get some guts....and guts is not shooting at a bullseye target at a range on Saturday afternoons.
Gutless hack.
After eight years of blaming America’s problems on George W. Bush, the press that got the election wrong is rolling out a new line — that President Obama is handing President-elect Donald Trump a booming economy.
That takes some brass.
The jobless rate is down to 4.6 percent, and the growth rate is up above 2 percent or even 3 percent, with housing prices getting back to pre-recession levels. Stocks are soaring. So the idea seems to be that Obama has solved the problem in the nick of time.
“Obama’s gift to Trump” is the headline on CNN. “Trump inherits healthy economy” is the way the Financial Times is headlining the yarn. Politico reckons that Trump is being handed an “Obama boom.”
Plus, the Economist magazine is out this week with a cover featuring George Washington’s image from the greenback. Except that he’s shirtless, with his arms crossed and biceps bulging, and the headline says “The mighty dollar.”
These geniuses remind me of Mark Twain trying to palm off the idea that “Wagner’s music is better than it sounds.” If the economy is so all-fired ducky, how come Americans just tossed out the party that’s claiming credit for it?
The truth is that the Obama years have been among America’s worst for the economy. His eight years will go down in history as the Great Recession, even though for much, even most, of the span, we weren’t technically in a recession.
It just felt that way. And no wonder. Obama’s is the only modern presidency that failed to show a single year of growth above 3 percent, a point Trump stressed during the campaign (and that was conceded even by the website Politifact).
Plus, the Obama economy failed to prosper even though the Federal Reserve had its pedal to the metal. Its quantitative easing, $2 trillion balance-sheet expansion and zero-interest-rate policy all produced zilch.
Except for pumping up Wall Street and producing what Trump calls a “false economy.” The recent declines in the unemployment rate are due less to the uptick in employed persons than to an increasing number of persons leaving the labor force.
In a “true economy,” what people would boast about would be the number of employed persons rising faster than the size of an expanding workforce. In reality, the job participation rate is the lowest in decades, as millions are too discouraged to seek a job.
And the recent record Dow Jones average? It’s pumped up by the Federal Reserve. It’s nowhere near a record if the Dow is calculated in the most traditional measure of value. The gold value of the Dow peaked way back in 1999.
All this is why Bloomberg News has been reporting the “Rust Belt’s transformation into the Trump Belt.” It cites this week new research on “how bad things have become” in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
For older men in those states, Bloomberg reports, inflation-adjusted pay is below the level in — wait for it — 1979. That’s two generations lost. In those swing states, the idea that Obama is handing back a booming economy will be seen there as an absurd boast.
Even if, in the last month or so, what economists call the “animal spirits” of economic activity have begun to stir. That’s because of the possibility that the credit already belongs to Trump.
Even though he’s not yet president. My own theory is that the millions of minds that make up the American electorate knew way before the pollsters that Trump was going to win this election.
They grasped that the Democrats’ high taxes and onerous regulation were drawing to an end. They’ve already begun betting that The Donald, no professional politician, will make good on his promises.
So when the New York Times runs out a headline, as it did Saturday, saying that “Obama is handing a strong economy to his successor,” it’s already behind on the story. Nice, but no cigar.
The economy is already Trump’s. And also his to lose, if he and the Republican Congress fail to put through his promised strategic program — tax cuts, deregulation, monetary reform and a “big beautiful door” for legal immigration.
That’s the only way to turn the stirrings in the stagnant Obama economy into the kind of boom that really would be — how might Twain put it? — better than it sounds.
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this author spelled it out, so I don't have to
http://nypost.com/2016/12/07/dont-buy-the-lie-that-obamas-leaving-behind-a-healthy-economy/
That takes some brass.
The jobless rate is down to 4.6 percent, and the growth rate is up above 2 percent or even 3 percent, with housing prices getting back to pre-recession levels. Stocks are soaring. So the idea seems to be that Obama has solved the problem in the nick of time.
“Obama’s gift to Trump” is the headline on CNN. “Trump inherits healthy economy” is the way the Financial Times is headlining the yarn. Politico reckons that Trump is being handed an “Obama boom.”
Plus, the Economist magazine is out this week with a cover featuring George Washington’s image from the greenback. Except that he’s shirtless, with his arms crossed and biceps bulging, and the headline says “The mighty dollar.”
These geniuses remind me of Mark Twain trying to palm off the idea that “Wagner’s music is better than it sounds.” If the economy is so all-fired ducky, how come Americans just tossed out the party that’s claiming credit for it?
The truth is that the Obama years have been among America’s worst for the economy. His eight years will go down in history as the Great Recession, even though for much, even most, of the span, we weren’t technically in a recession.
It just felt that way. And no wonder. Obama’s is the only modern presidency that failed to show a single year of growth above 3 percent, a point Trump stressed during the campaign (and that was conceded even by the website Politifact).
Plus, the Obama economy failed to prosper even though the Federal Reserve had its pedal to the metal. Its quantitative easing, $2 trillion balance-sheet expansion and zero-interest-rate policy all produced zilch.
Except for pumping up Wall Street and producing what Trump calls a “false economy.” The recent declines in the unemployment rate are due less to the uptick in employed persons than to an increasing number of persons leaving the labor force.
In a “true economy,” what people would boast about would be the number of employed persons rising faster than the size of an expanding workforce. In reality, the job participation rate is the lowest in decades, as millions are too discouraged to seek a job.
And the recent record Dow Jones average? It’s pumped up by the Federal Reserve. It’s nowhere near a record if the Dow is calculated in the most traditional measure of value. The gold value of the Dow peaked way back in 1999.
All this is why Bloomberg News has been reporting the “Rust Belt’s transformation into the Trump Belt.” It cites this week new research on “how bad things have become” in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
For older men in those states, Bloomberg reports, inflation-adjusted pay is below the level in — wait for it — 1979. That’s two generations lost. In those swing states, the idea that Obama is handing back a booming economy will be seen there as an absurd boast.
Even if, in the last month or so, what economists call the “animal spirits” of economic activity have begun to stir. That’s because of the possibility that the credit already belongs to Trump.
Even though he’s not yet president. My own theory is that the millions of minds that make up the American electorate knew way before the pollsters that Trump was going to win this election.
They grasped that the Democrats’ high taxes and onerous regulation were drawing to an end. They’ve already begun betting that The Donald, no professional politician, will make good on his promises.
So when the New York Times runs out a headline, as it did Saturday, saying that “Obama is handing a strong economy to his successor,” it’s already behind on the story. Nice, but no cigar.
The economy is already Trump’s. And also his to lose, if he and the Republican Congress fail to put through his promised strategic program — tax cuts, deregulation, monetary reform and a “big beautiful door” for legal immigration.
That’s the only way to turn the stirrings in the stagnant Obama economy into the kind of boom that really would be — how might Twain put it? — better than it sounds.
------------------------------------------------
this author spelled it out, so I don't have to
http://nypost.com/2016/12/07/dont-buy-the-lie-that-obamas-leaving-behind-a-healthy-economy/
8 years of economic growth averaging 1.8%, the worst in recorded history
not one decent year of economic growth, not one year even attaining 3%
despite government spending BILLIONS to grow it, even the brain trust for QE admitted they failed
despite interest rates being near all time lows for 8 years
despite getting his nearly trillion dollar economic stimulus, another colossal failure
over regulation, increased taxes, Obamacare and anti-business rhetoric were economic anchors, Obama sucks
for eight years, he was "the least prepared man in the room". He worked at nothing and accomplished less.
as for the equity markets, their growth in value is obviously not dependent on economic growth, because there was no economic growth to speak of. Their profits grew because they cut expenses, like jobs and payroll, and their balance sheets improved because they're hoarding cash. That combination of events makes stock prices soar.
Unemployment? if the Labor Participation Rate were the same today as when he took office, instead of being near all time lows, the UE rate would be 3% higher. Unemployment is really 8% or more today, Obama takes credit for the fact that people stopped looking for jobs, simply shameful.
not one decent year of economic growth, not one year even attaining 3%
despite government spending BILLIONS to grow it, even the brain trust for QE admitted they failed
despite interest rates being near all time lows for 8 years
despite getting his nearly trillion dollar economic stimulus, another colossal failure
over regulation, increased taxes, Obamacare and anti-business rhetoric were economic anchors, Obama sucks
for eight years, he was "the least prepared man in the room". He worked at nothing and accomplished less.
as for the equity markets, their growth in value is obviously not dependent on economic growth, because there was no economic growth to speak of. Their profits grew because they cut expenses, like jobs and payroll, and their balance sheets improved because they're hoarding cash. That combination of events makes stock prices soar.
Unemployment? if the Labor Participation Rate were the same today as when he took office, instead of being near all time lows, the UE rate would be 3% higher. Unemployment is really 8% or more today, Obama takes credit for the fact that people stopped looking for jobs, simply shameful.
@realDonaldTrump
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Chuck Jones, who is President of United Steelworkers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. No wonder companies flee country!
hahahahahahha!!
Looks like the cyber mocking /bullying will continue as President!! .....did anyone really expect a geriatric would change colours ? He's 70......I thought he would ! Was waaaaaay off . In my defence he's president elect not president ....yet .Anyone think therapy would help ? Or a twitter ban only way to go?
We are in Neverland . Enjoy
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Chuck Jones, who is President of United Steelworkers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. No wonder companies flee country!
hahahahahahha!!
Looks like the cyber mocking /bullying will continue as President!! .....did anyone really expect a geriatric would change colours ? He's 70......I thought he would ! Was waaaaaay off . In my defence he's president elect not president ....yet .Anyone think therapy would help ? Or a twitter ban only way to go?
We are in Neverland . Enjoy
Donald is spot on with that tweet,FUCK these union thugs who continue to steal money,give it to the Dems,and destroy jobs@realDonaldTrump
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Chuck Jones, who is President of United Steelworkers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers. No wonder companies flee country!
hahahahahahha!!
Looks like the cyber mocking /bullying will continue as President!! .....did anyone really expect a geriatric would change colours ? He's 70......I thought he would ! Was waaaaaay off . In my defence he's president elect not president ....yet .Anyone think therapy would help ? Or a twitter ban only way to go?
We are in Neverland . Enjoy
national debt...
Bush- 4 trillion to 8 .......in just 4 yrs?
Obama- 8 to over 19 .......ugh..WOW...
Trump?.....it appears, it's FUCK IT TIME. We will run this 'as i see fit', we will tell companies what to do, to 'negotiate' . We will keep jobs in USA. We will build bridges, roads...increase public spending (further increase jobs) and we will decrease taxes. AND we will de-regulate
ALL IN.....
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the % of interest on the national debt has actually decreased via the Fed's mandated low interest rates. Those days APPEAR to be done. Mortgage rates are INCREASING, they are at a 2016 high since Mr Trump's stock market roll continues and bond yields are rising. The Fed to likely INCREASE rates in a week and a half or so . ..........wow, we are in wild wild wild times. If shit doesnt go too well, does Mr Trump snap and send a tweet at 2:00am blaming the Fed for increasing rates and demanding they decrease rates?...........
Bush- 4 trillion to 8 .......in just 4 yrs?
Obama- 8 to over 19 .......ugh..WOW...
Trump?.....it appears, it's FUCK IT TIME. We will run this 'as i see fit', we will tell companies what to do, to 'negotiate' . We will keep jobs in USA. We will build bridges, roads...increase public spending (further increase jobs) and we will decrease taxes. AND we will de-regulate
ALL IN.....
............the % of interest on the national debt has actually decreased via the Fed's mandated low interest rates. Those days APPEAR to be done. Mortgage rates are INCREASING, they are at a 2016 high since Mr Trump's stock market roll continues and bond yields are rising. The Fed to likely INCREASE rates in a week and a half or so . ..........wow, we are in wild wild wild times. If shit doesnt go too well, does Mr Trump snap and send a tweet at 2:00am blaming the Fed for increasing rates and demanding they decrease rates?...........
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
something rarely talked about anymore, the interest on national debt
Obama benefited from record low interest rates for 8 years (usually there's some period of growth and interest rates increase)
any moderate increase in interest rates and the deficit soars
the goal is to have more tax revenues from a growing economy, something we haven't done in a decade, grow the economy
a growing economy will solve a lot of problems, "a rising tide raises all boats"
something rarely talked about anymore, the interest on national debt
Obama benefited from record low interest rates for 8 years (usually there's some period of growth and interest rates increase)
any moderate increase in interest rates and the deficit soars
the goal is to have more tax revenues from a growing economy, something we haven't done in a decade, grow the economy
a growing economy will solve a lot of problems, "a rising tide raises all boats"
food for thought....
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/07/trump-and-china-tariff-on-imports-would-hurt-many-us-companies.html
[h=1]Trump's China tariff idea could hit some US industries especially hard[/h]
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/07/trum...products-that-pay-the-highest-us-tariffs.html
[h=1]The countries that pay the highest US tariffs, and the products they sell[/h]
crazy now, its anyone's guess . Sharing.......not a prediction
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/07/trump-and-china-tariff-on-imports-would-hurt-many-us-companies.html
[h=1]Trump's China tariff idea could hit some US industries especially hard[/h]
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/12/07/trum...products-that-pay-the-highest-us-tariffs.html
[h=1]The countries that pay the highest US tariffs, and the products they sell[/h]
crazy now, its anyone's guess . Sharing.......not a prediction
