Rubbing REPUBLICANS' COLLECTIVE NOSES IN....Bidenomics!

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"Since World War II, the United States economy has performed worse on average under the administration of Republican presidents than Democratic presidents. The reasons for this are debated, and the observation applies to economic variables including job creation, GDP growth, stock market returns, personal income growth and corporate profits. The unemployment rate has fallen on average under Democratic presidents, while it has risen on average under Republican presidents. Budget deficits relative to the size of the economy were lower on average for Democratic presidents. Ten of the eleven U.S. recessions between 1953 and 2020 began under Republican presidents."
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....With actual footnotes / references....much unlike your lying, Kristo-bullshit conspiracies!!!
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You've missed the point deliberately.
You never said a word when Trump did worse.
Keep dodging if you like, but the interest on the debt is growing and the debt is growing, and the Democrats can hardly gloat about that inconvenient and devastating fact.
 
Jim-Bakker[1].jpgKeep dodging if you like, but the interest on the debt is growing and the debt is growing, and the Democrats can hardly gloat about that inconvenient and devastating fact.
"Mortgage rates down for the most part this week, though current mortgage refinance rates have inched up on a few different terms compared to a week ago. But in spite of some fluctuations, rates are down, dramatically, from last month.

Average 30-year mortgage rates are continuing to inch
down closer to 6%, and they're currently the lowest they've been since spring 2023."

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Keep dodging if you like, but the interest on the debt is growing and the debt is growing, and the Democrats can hardly gloat about that inconvenient and devastating fact.
Ok. If Trump gets re elected or any Republican for that matter, will the debt continue to climb with interest? Of course it will.
Your point is purely being anti Democrat.

You never acknowledged Trump's massive debt inflation. Oh no. Let's not mention the Messiah.
You haven't even studied how much is govt debt. You never understood the figures you bonehead.
 
"The 2023 holiday season has been a far more festive one than 2022’s, when stock indexes closed out their worst year since 2008 as the market priced in the potential negative effects associated with the precipitous rise in interest rates. But, after the U.S. exhibited several months of stable unemployment, declining inflation and growing corporate profits, sentiments about the direction of the U.S. economy and equities turned merrier, capped by the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting a record high last week as traders grew increasingly confident the Federal Reserve will soon cut interest rates, reducing borrowing costs for consumers, companies and governments and stimulating growth."
Don't democrats hate corporate profits.and why are so many complaining about the economy
 
"Mortgage rates down for the most part this week, though current mortgage refinance rates have inched up on a few different terms compared to a week ago. But in spite of some fluctuations, rates are down, dramatically, from last month.

Average 30-year mortgage rates are continuing to inch
down closer to 6%, and they're currently the lowest they've been since spring 2023."

Still desperately trying to use Democrat crap to paint a rosy picture of the direction of the economy after Trump? Now you want to try to paint a rosy housing market picture for your boy Biden? You need better imaginations and propagandist paints if you want to actually persuade intelligent people that your picture is accurate.

2022 and 2023 have been very bad years for the housing market, primarily due to rising interest rates and inflation. Those cannot be blamed on Trump and maybe it is nobody's fault, if nobody is responsible for skyrocketing inflation and interest rates.

The Housing Market Has Gone From Bad to Worse - The Atlantic 11-4-22

The Housing Market Has Gone From Bad to Worse

This madness set the stage for an utterly bizarre 2022. As the rising cost of shelter helped push up core inflation, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates—again, and again, and again. It’s hard to appreciate just how dramatically mortgage rates have trampolined, but maybe this sentence does the trick: Just 20 months ago, the average fixed rate for a 30-year mortgage was lower than at any time on record; today, it’s higher than in any other month this century. “You’d be kind of crazy to sell your house right now unless you have to,” Weisenthal said. It’s not a great buyer’s market, because rates are spiking. And it’s not a great seller’s market, because owners don’t want to double their monthly payments by taking on a new mortgage at a higher rate. While the flash-freeze recession of 2020 brought the housing market to a boil, the simmering inflation of 2022 has somewhat frozen it.
 
Ok. If Trump gets re elected or any Republican for that matter, will the debt continue to climb with interest? Of course it will.
Your point is purely being anti Democrat.

You never acknowledged Trump's massive debt inflation. Oh no. Let's not mention the Messiah.
You haven't even studied how much is govt debt. You never understood the figures you bonehead.
If you would like to equally blame Republicans for the rising unsustainable debt you must show that Republicans are equally as adamant that the debt ceiling be eliminated and spending not be restricted.
 
If you would like to equally blame Republicans for the rising unsustainable debt you must show that Republicans are equally as adamant that the debt ceiling be eliminated and spending not be restricted.
I don't have to show anything. You never answered the question because you can't.
 
I don't have to show anything. You never answered the question because you can't.
Liars will tell you that Republicans and Democrats are equally to blame for the rising debt, but that is not true. The Senate passed a bill in June 2023 to raise the debt without cutting major spending. 46 Democrats supported the debt increase while 31 Republicans opposed the debt increase. That is not equally supporting raising the debt.
 
Liars will tell you that Republicans and Democrats are equally to blame for the rising debt, but that is not true. The Senate passed a bill in June 2023 to raise the debt without cutting major spending. 46 Democrats supported the debt increase while 31 Republicans opposed the debt increase. That is not equally supporting raising the debt.
Do you remember when republicans approved the debt increase under Trump and bush?
Thought not.
 
Do you remember when republicans approved the debt increase under Trump and bush?
Thought not.
Yes, I remember. What I do not remember is anything about a large contingency of Democrats objecting to the debt increase and Democrats objecting to spending increases. Thought about what that shows?
 
Bare numbers on charts can be and often are misleading and are often used by politicians on both sides trying to prove opposite claims. Take unemployment, for example. Unemployment numbers can be brought down in a number of different ways. If more Americans are granted disability, for example, and taken off unemployment rolls the unemployment numbers will go down, but the debt will be increased, like happened under Obama.

Deficit spending is also a numbers game. Obama borrowed trillions of dollars, bringing down the deficit while raising the debt.

And so forth.
 
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Bare numbers on charts can be and often are misleading and are often used by politicians on both sides trying to prove opposite claims. Take unemployment, for example. Unemployment numbers can be brought down in a number of different ways. If more Americans are granted disability, for example, and taken off unemployment rolls the unemployment numbers will go down, but the debt will be increased, like happened under Obama.

Deficit spending is also a numbers game. Obama borrowed trillions of dollars, bringing down the deficit while raising the debt.

And so forth.
And so forth.

You have all the conspiracy theories as expected but repuicsn approved it in the house. It's not Obamas fault.

You never challenged Trump's boasting about the unemployment and economy when he said but suddenly it's those lying democrats are fiddling the figures. How coincidental.
 
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