We did see it before now. We saw it for his entire presidency save, once again, the first year.

Eight months is just now crossing into trump economics.

What is it? What do we do with it?

The Wall Street article in that pic says: The largest growth since 2015. So that can't be from Obama.
Hillary lost, deal with it.

How can it not be from obama? Presidential policies don't evaporate the second they leave office. ..

And trump has been pathetically incompetent. Deal with it.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Sep 1 2017 12:58pm

its actually quite obvious: trump inherited a "healthy" economy from obama, healthy in the sense of solid growth rates.
and then it got even a little bit better under trump. so the praise for the current 3% growth can be distributed among them at a maybe 66/34 ratio or something like that. as more time passes, this ratio will shift towards trump. if we're still seeing 3% growth next year, trump will have to get most of the credit.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Sep 1 2017 01:01pm

Trump has made basically no changes, so there's not much he can do to take credit for success. Until he does something he can't expect to get credit.

do I really have to dig up all the countless articles from liberal media about how the stock markets and the economy are gonna crash immediately and hard if trump is elected?

They would be irrelevant if you did

The country rejected his legacy (which Pres Obama said was on the ballot) and successor (who Pres Obama had to campaign for cuz she hates Americans in states like WI and MI) on November 8 2016,


3.0%+ gdp growth 2nd quarter in office. Like many things, the peanut gallery said it couldn't be done and President Trump proves 'em wrong

deal with it



This post was edited by excellence on Sep 1 2017 01:11pm

Yep, yep.

This post was edited by Ghot on Sep 1 2017 01:10pm