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Nice, nice. But how did Obama pull it off?
Did Trump pass a budget yet?
Nice, nice. But how did Obama pull it off?
I don't understand your words.
It's your growth? - has your Trump adulation actually merged Trump into your self-identity?
The blowhards are going to come true?
Was that supposed to read "the blowhards in here that shit on my over 4-inch growth are more than likely going to cum: true"...?
I've told you before. I'm not into feminine black guys with pot bellies
I didn't assume, nor imply that I was among the men you were possibly pining after.
I even threw out bets on 4% growth. And all I got was the typical you are a moron, retard, racist
Who called you any of those names for predicting 4% growth?
I'm not gonna dig em out. I'm tired of posting correcting data.
You did before and I let u down easy. Hit the gym and lay off the fast food and idk, we will see. But skinny arms and pot bellies don't do it for me.
And yes, I'm 4 inches flaccid. I'm a grower.
Now enough talking dirty, I'm just not into you in that way
I have literally never seen you post data here, let alone such that it corrects someone else
As far as undocumented criminality, I've already supplied you plenty, but I still haven't gotten around to supplying the ones that I said I'd pluck from my office. Luckily, I think you'll keep that whataboutism in your pocket, so you'll get them eventually.
Someone does not understand GDPAnd like 5 of that 5.4% growth will go to the top 1% people with most money. Like 0.4% will trickle down I bet.
Seems that you are finally opening your eyes.
All growth is appreciated, but I don't really believe it's due to Trump or Obama for that matter. The entire world has been growing at a record pace since 2008-2009. India will grow at some absurd rate this year, Brazil has achieved growth after years of recession and stagnation, Hungary and other eastern european countries are crushing the 3% mark after years of slowing down.Trump's deregulation is owed some credit for this growth. It's growth that isn't necessary and will almost certainly cut back against long-term economic stability, but it's impressive nevertheless.
That will take a long time, the US will be the/a top oil producer and the other oil producing nations like Saudi Arabia are US controlled.Wait until the Petro yuan removes the dollar as the world's reserve currency, and we will see how smart of an idea having a service economy built on unlimited credit is.
That will take a long time, the US will be the/a top oil producer and the other oil producing nations like Saudi Arabia are US controlled.
Moreover China has a unreliability problem. They manipulate their currency in ways investors do not like, very few investors will be willing to buy massive amounts of yuan. It's still much safer to buy dollars, euros or japanese yens.
Of course that is what they are saying. They are about to raise interest rates, and they know they are going to be lucky to be at 1.5% after they do.
Mark my words. 6 months after they raise interest rates, you will see all this growth go stagnant.
Enjoy Obama and the banksters economy, while you can. We will soon be back to the reality, that without unlimited credit, we dont have the demand to grow our economy, because all the money is going to the rich.
And now we're coming to the slow realization that maybe the TPP wasn't that bad of a thing. Because China is steaming ahead while we put "America First".
Well, China puts "China First" more than any western country.And now we're coming to the slow realization that maybe the TPP wasn't that bad of a thing. Because China is steaming ahead while we put "America First".