If I recall, unemployment was over 6-8% during Obama years and it is now about 3-1/2% under trump...
Americans are more satisfied with life than ever before
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Yes Ray... thats very true. But Obama did not create those numbers... he inherited them.
Here in SW Florida we've been "enjoying" a building boom for over 5 years now.... "five" years . But of course Trump is totally responsible for that ...Comment
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Obama was in a long enough time, (8 yrs) long enough to improve them but didn't as it stayed high the whole time he was in. And Trump started to knock down those numbers down in his very first year and continued doing so......
By the way, those stats you provided are from 2020 and has nothing to do with your made up chart. That chart is in your mind, LOLLast edited by rayg; 02-08-2020, 02:39.Comment
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Ray the rest of the data is at the site, and not that hard to extract. Public data, freely available to the public. Sam is a College Man, remember? And by his own account, a darn good one. It shouldn't be hard.Obama was in a long enough time, (8 yrs) long enough to improve them but didn't as it stayed high the whole time he was in. And Trump started to knock down those numbers down in his very first year and continued doing so......
By the way, those stats you provided are from 2020 and has nothing to do with your made up chart. That chart is in your mind, LOL
Or, he can look elsewhere on the web for the same chart.
Added: Obama came in at a time when business was contracting across the board. Construction, manufacturing, retail, etc. Since then, business spending has gradually picked up. But all the data shows business trends sustaining under Trump that started in the previous administration. The right candidate can make the argument that this can continue beyond '45. There is nothing uniquely' 45-ish about it.Last edited by togor; 02-08-2020, 02:49.Comment
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Poor, Poor Barry and the "miracles" he created? Cash for klunkers that took low cost vehicles and destroyed them. Now low income people had less to choose from, Obamacare that "You can keep your Doctor!" and Nancy's "Let's vote for the darned thing and see what is inside it", giving Iran cash in the middle of the night to avoid prying eyes. The list goes on and on unfortunately.
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Obama did inherit a bad economy from RINO Bush but like you said he then had it for 8 years and made little improvement. What healing was done probably would have occurred on it's own even w/o a president.Obama was in a long enough time, (8 yrs) long enough to improve them but didn't as it stayed high the whole time he was in. And Trump started to knock down those numbers down in his very first year and continued doing so......
By the way, those stats you provided are from 2020 and has nothing to do with your made up chart. That chart is in your mind, LOL
The only thing he did that came close to an accomplishment was his now famous line: "Bushes fault".Comment
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...made little improvement....Obama did inherit a bad economy from RINO Bush but like you said he then had it for 8 years and made little improvement. What healing was done probably would have occurred on it's own even w/o a president.
The only thing he did that came close to an accomplishment was his now famous line: "Bushes fault".
Jobs and stock market say otherwise.
I know, the feeling is what's important, not data, unless the data favors Trump. In this case the data says Trump kept the party rolling.Last edited by togor; 02-08-2020, 05:49.Comment
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Yes, like pesky clean water protections of ephermal water ways that provide water for municipalities in more arid areas of this country.
My mistake, those protections existed before Reagan."The first gun that was fired at Fort Sumter sounded the death-knell of slavery. They who fired it were the greatest practical abolitionists this nation has produced." ~BG D. UllmanComment
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He turned the responsibility of that to the states the water ways on in, as it should be...Comment
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Last edited by Roadkingtrax; 02-08-2020, 06:52."The first gun that was fired at Fort Sumter sounded the death-knell of slavery. They who fired it were the greatest practical abolitionists this nation has produced." ~BG D. UllmanComment

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