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Originally Posted by directfiesta
Yes ... but Robbie is happy that the debt is going down ... he voted for that .
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I never said I voted for the debt going down. But I do believe it will indeed go down as the tax base broadens.
Less people on welfare, more people with good paying jobs that can pay taxes. It's already happening.
Also the trade deals...the U.S. stops losing hundreds of billions of dollars per year in trade.
I think you might want to stop attacking me. I have nothing to do with the government. I can only vote what I think is right.
I have no power over the horrible things the United States govt. has done over the decades and decades BEFORE Pres. Trump.
In my view, Trump is fixing the things that have been broken by the crooked politicians who have ruled over us our entire lifetime.
And it's working. The stock market is higher right now than it ever was before Pres. Trump.
The economy is stronger than ever. Unemployment is at historical lows.
As for Bladewire's stupid assertion about me not factoring in "christmas" for jobs...it was NOT me doing the factoring.
It was the government doing it. Of course they take into account Christmas hiring. They do every year.
As I said...and any of you who are informed would know: the employment numbers BLEW AWAY all EXPECTATIONS.
There, did I type that slow enough? lol
If not...I'll direct you to CNN. You know damn well that they don't ever want to report good news with Trump.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/04/econo...ort/index.html
From that story:
"Economists had expected the pace of hiring would slow in December, as employers had trouble finding the workers they needed. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Refinitiv was for 177,000 new jobs. Instead, employers added the highest number of jobs since February 2018, and the second-highest number of jobs added during any month of the Trump administration."
And also...the first real wage growth in over 20 years:
"Paychecks grew as employers raised wages to attract new workers. Average hourly pay was up 3.2% compared to a year earlier. The average number of hours people worked also edged up.
"It appears that higher wages are the reason why people are returning to the active labor force in large numbers," said Paul Ashworth, chief US Economist with Capital Economics."
Stop getting your information from trolls and start educating yourself.