As I pointed out in another thread, in Obama's first 18 months in office the DJIA went up 72%. Many of us who had money in the stock market at that time made quite a bit of money. Yet in the mid-term elections of 2010 Democrats lost 6 Senate seats and 63 House seats. And although Trump's approval rating on the economy is high (about 68% believe U.S. economic conditions are "good" and approximately 50% approve of Trump's handling of the economy) his overall approval rating hovers around 40%.
Approval rate on taxes 45%. Foreign affairs 40%. Foreign trade 38%. Immigration 37%. Environmental policy 31%.
Obviously there's more to how people see Trump's success as POTUS than how he has done on the economy. How that lack of approval turns into votes in November will be interesting.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...=.2677b3eafe39 Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
I don't think Trump rolls up his sleeves to take a shower. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider
The reason I brought up Obama was to point out that even when the economy is doing well that voters obviously cast their votes on issues other than just the economy.This is what you want right
The tax cuts were good for all taxpayers, better for some (the rich and corporations) than others (middle of the middle class and lower). You are definitely correct in that corporate tax rates needed to be cut.
And I also agree that there is a long road ahead, although the average person in this country has it quite good. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX
just so you can get rid of Trump