I don't think deficits are injurious to economies.... why do you excuse Trump's deficits? Originally Posted by Chung TranBecause you just said they're not injurious? Why do you need an "excuse" if you think they're harmless?
BAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!
that I disgree....
having a huge deficit affects everything we do here.
there's this thing called inflation.... and that is tied to overspending. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm
Numb nuts...for apple to apple , you compare the nearest years. Which is Obama's last admin vs Trumps 1rst.+1000
Only a dumbass void of economics would go to a recession started in another administration and want to compare it to present day. Originally Posted by WTF
+1000Please share your obvious expertise in the history of the 2008/09 recession by answering a few questions.
Bush43 and Dick Cheney left Obama with the steepest recession since the Great Depression of 1929. Most of the banks had lost all of their money on credit default swaps and other high risk, high reward transactions that went south. Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns were Wall street investment banks both ranked in the top 10 in world, went bankrupt and no longer exist. Originally Posted by adav8s28
Please share your obvious expertise in the history of the 2008/09 recession by answering a few questions.Do you deny the economy was in a contraction when Ibama took the reins?
What are credit default swaps? Did Bush and Cheney invent them? Which specific banks "lost all of their money" on them? When did Bear Stearns declare bankruptcy?
Thanks in advance! Originally Posted by lustylad
nope.. you read into the statement. he said a recession would lead to negative rates, but not being in a recession doesn't mean the economy is strong.. unless you think 2.1% growth is strong.According to the eccie repubtards, 2.1% growth is a good number if you are President Trump, it's a slow growth number if you are President Obama. Can you say hypocrite?
Originally Posted by Chung Tran
+1000Sorry, but the build up to this is far beyond Bush and Cheney.
Bush43 and Dick Cheney left Obama with the steepest recession since the Great Depression of 1929. Most of the banks had lost all of their money on credit default swaps and other high risk, high reward transactions that went south. Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns were Wall street investment banks both ranked in the top 10 in world, went bankrupt and no longer exist. Originally Posted by adav8s28
Do you deny the economy was in a contraction when Ibama took the reins?Who's "Ibama" and why are you calling Chung Tranny an idiot?
Why would any idiot compare that to the economy that Trump took over? Originally Posted by WTF
Obama's first 4 years were more economically powerful than Trump's... Originally Posted by Chung Tran
According to the eccie repubtards, 2.1% growth is a good number if you are President Trump, it's a slow growth number if you are President Obama. Can you say hypocrite?lustyLaffer was so sure Trump would get 3% GDP growth he posted Steven Moore's crap about how great the tax cuts would stimulate the economy!
When Obama made the statement that 2% growth may be the new norm, he was criticised by the right. Trump numbers are 2.4, 2.9 and 2.3, same as Obama second term. According to the self proclaimed stable genius, we have never had growth like this before. Originally Posted by adav8s28
According to the eccie repubtards, 2.1% growth is a good number if you are President Trump, it's a slow growth number if you are President Obama. Can you say hypocrite? Originally Posted by adav8s282.1% was the annualized growth rate for Q4, not the full year 2019. Find me a quote where anyone called it a "good number".
When Obama made the statement that 2% growth may be the new norm, he was criticised by the right. Trump numbers are 2.4, 2.9 and 2.3, same as Obama second term. Originally Posted by adav8s28Not the same. Two of the four years of odumbo's second term saw sub-2% growth.
Please share your obvious expertise in the history of the 2008/09 recession by answering a few questions.1. CDS, it's like insurance against default of a mortgage. (Default being the catastrophic event). The banks had 62 trillion dollars worth before the financial crisis of 2008 and about 26 trillion after the crisis. (You already knew that, right?).
What are credit default swaps? Did Bush and Cheney invent them? Which specific banks "lost all of their money" on them? When did Bear Stearns declare bankruptcy?
Thanks in advance! Originally Posted by lustylad