Bush destroyed our economy. Obama saved it. Why did we vote for another “Bush” in electing Tax Scam Trump?
most people didn't those that did were fooled
Who do you think will win the 2012 American presidential election? (and why)?
In my opinion i hope Romney wins. here's why: -I think America is very separated as a nation right now -whether you're pro gay marriage, pro life, or pro choice i really don't think this is relatively important in the next election because i personally believe we should be working to making America become debt free and focused on fixing the economy...plus no social issue is going to be passed in congress with it being so mixed opinionated. -If you like obamacare or not...i believe it should definitely should have not been passed, at least not at this time, with it adding tons of more debt in a economic crisis....plus Obama clearly lied to the American people saying it would not be a tax-when that was the only reason it was in fact deemed constitutional. -I want a president that will at least try to fix the damn economy...i mean all obama has done is add more and more and more debt to America....Now is not the time to try to advocate a healthcare law that half the population is against and adds debt. -In my opinion Obama is a great talker, but to me i feel like all he does is straight up lie to the American people and deceives them ... I feel like he'll say anything to get re-elected (not that Romney won't either) -Overall, American needs a president that is focused on fixing the economy. We don't need to be debating social issues or putting in a new healthcare system, rather coming up with new solutions to fixing the economy. Obama has failed in every aspect in fixing the economy...As i see it, Romney is a successful businessman and therefore will at least have a better shot at fixing the economy.
How did Trump manage to increase the economy in 1 year when Obama couldn't do it in 8 years?
A recent poll by the Wall Street Journal indicates that a majority of economists nationwide give Trump high marks on the economy, job creation, and the stock market, with Trump scoring the largest number of “strongly positive” reviews for economic growth and the stock market surge.Economists Credit Trump as Tailwind for U.S. Growth, Hiring and StocksTrump the candidate was pro-business, pro-manufacturing, and promised to slash Obama-era regulations and cut taxes for both wage earners and businesses. Little wonder that the stock market soared 257 points the day after Trump was elected (which shocked many Democrats who predicted that Trump’s victory would trigger a massive selloff). The market has continued to rise, notching 60 record highs in daily trading since the election.The slashing of scores of onerous Obama regulations has no doubt had a significant impact on the economy. When you take the government’s boot off the necks of American business owners, you’re going to get growth. The result is confidence reflected in the markets, which results in consumer confidence, leading to more growth.Never underestimate the impact that confidence from consumers and businesses has on the economy. People are more confident now about the economy and the direction of the country — as reported in polls — than they were at any point during Obama’s administration. If the 4th quarter GDP finishes over 3%, which is very likely, it will be the first time since 2005 that we’ve had three consecutive quarters of 3% growth.I know many on the Left want to give Obama credit for this economic boom, but it’s hard to reconcile that desire with Obama’s economic performance: eight years of sluggish 2% growth (and I’m not even counting Obama’s first year, when the economy shrank by 2.8%) capped off by an anemic 1.6% growth in his final year. This was the slowest recovery from a recession (June, 2009) since World War II; not exactly what you’d call “setting the table” for a sudden economic expansion.So Obama is either the unluckiest president in U.S. history, or maybe Trump deserves a lot more credit than the Left is willing to admit.
Why was Reagan's $2,000,000 speech in Japan (to criticize the USA) not as bad as Obama bowing to show respect?
After leaving offic Reagan returned to public speaking. He traveled throughout the country and across the globe addressing students, scholars, workers, and many others. He often charged $30,000 - $50,000 per speech. He also made headlines for accepting $2 million to deliver a speech in Japan---at a time when the United States was locked in economic battle with Japan was it because the media didn't continuously beat the gossip drum
Do you think the US economy will perform better under Trump than it did under Obama?
Trump entered the Presidency having developed a well thought out, highly sophisticated economic plan. The execution of which has been marvelously timed (as we would expect of him). Unfortunately, we are not privy to the details of this plan, due no doubt to the overwhelming intricacies involved. Only someone with his incredible business savvy could possibly understand these things anyway.Obama on the other hand, blundered into his first term of office, and tried to save not only the US but the world from the abysmal economy left by his predecessor. Not posessing the business smarts of a Donald Trump, he was left with no other option but to engage the help of people like Larry Summers, Tim Geightner and other’s, with the result that over the next eight years, the economic recovery in the US staggered along at a roughly 2.5% growth rate. From losing 800,000 jobs per day to adding an average of approximately 250,000 per month in the final years of his administration. Among his thankless efforts are the rescue of the American automobile industry, the implementation of a national health care program, US participation in the Paris Climate Accord, the TPP, the encouragement of multi billion dollar renewable energy industries such as wind, solar and waves, as well as others not worthy of comparative mention. With these paltry efforts having reached some semblance of reality, we can well understand why Donald Trumps plan is so needed and timely.Left to ponder the results of two full terms with The Donald, Republicans can find enormous comfort in the certain reality of a National economy based upon and run by a “hands on”, regulations free business class whose only loyalties will be to Wall Street and Russia. In the end there shouldn’t be a remnant of those pesky things like “Clean Air Act”; Banking Regulations; Consumer Protection Bureau; a middle class or worse, all those awful needy people, clamoring for entitlement programs, (you know, free money from the earning class). No longer will there be things like Medicaid, Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, or even Social Security . We will at last be a Country exclusively inhabited by a rich and righteous self made people. Yes dear reader, Republicans without a Democrat in sight!