hortysir
In Memorial of 47
Huh...so you were FOR preemptive military action before you are now AGAINST preemptive military action? Typical!I do have to ask, since you think GWB is such a great defender of the U.S. from terrorists, why didn't he save 3000 Americans on 9/11?
THAT question would be more appropriately asked of Bubba Clinton who had 3 chances in the 8 years after the first World Trade Center bombing to take possession of Osama bin Laden and decapitate al-Qaida in the '90s and didn't!
Chris...you've posted this a couple of times and I'd like you to explain to the class just exactly HOW the TOTAL GDP of the US can go from 14.25 trillion in 2009 to 14.7 trillion in 2011 and that equal a 9.2 trillion dollar gain for Americans.Here are the figures from the Federal Reserve....
Year______Total Net Worth
2009-01-01 $49523.62 <--- Obama Takes Office
2009-04-01 50625.60
2009-07-01 53360.65
2009-10-01 54239.35
2010-01-01 55465.57
2010-04-01 54203.25
2010-07-01 55360.19
2010-10-01 57788.52
2011-01-01 58873.09
2011-04-01 $58730.14 <---- Most Recent Data
Difference = $9.2 Trillion.
Here is the thing. Even if we accept the world of fuzzy government math that takes the average Median Family income and applies it to the GDP, a 15% increase in even a 15 trillion dollar TOTAL economy can NOT equal 9.2 trillion dollars in 2 years. In the world of real math, even allowing rounding don't get ya THERE! Even using your figures and doing fuzzy government math by mixing apples and oranges, that's only 2.25 trillion dollar increase!
Here is the world of REAL math. Income...according to our beloved Census folk's figures, the average median household income rose about 2.4% since Obama took office, while during that SAME period, the average price of a gallon of gas up 48%, average food prices up 9.7%, consumer goods...UP nearly 3%, price for all consumer goods up 6.6%, average price for consumer services...UP nearly 3%, nearly 25% increase in health care premiums, 20% increase in Medicare copay on average and on and on and on.
Yep...that hopey changey thing is working out just GREAT for average Americans pocketbook. 9.2 trillion my butt!
Those numbers represent changes in American household net wealth, not income. Wealth can change because of stock markets, the housing market, debt, and corporate and government bonds.
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Huh...so you were FOR preemptive military action before you are now AGAINST preemptive military action? Typical!I do have to ask, since you think GWB is such a great defender of the U.S. from terrorists, why didn't he save 3000 Americans on 9/11?
THAT question would be more appropriately asked of Bubba Clinton who had 3 chances in the 8 years after the first World Trade Center bombing to take possession of Osama bin Laden and decapitate al-Qaida in the '90s and didn't!
Chris...you've posted this a couple of times and I'd like you to explain to the class just exactly HOW the TOTAL GDP of the US can go from 14.25 trillion in 2009 to 14.7 trillion in 2011 and that equal a 9.2 trillion dollar gain for Americans.Here are the figures from the Federal Reserve....
Year______Total Net Worth
2009-01-01 $49523.62 <--- Obama Takes Office
2009-04-01 50625.60
2009-07-01 53360.65
2009-10-01 54239.35
2010-01-01 55465.57
2010-04-01 54203.25
2010-07-01 55360.19
2010-10-01 57788.52
2011-01-01 58873.09
2011-04-01 $58730.14 <---- Most Recent Data
Difference = $9.2 Trillion.
Here is the thing. Even if we accept the world of fuzzy government math that takes the average Median Family income and applies it to the GDP, a 15% increase in even a 15 trillion dollar TOTAL economy can NOT equal 9.2 trillion dollars in 2 years. In the world of real math, even allowing rounding don't get ya THERE! Even using your figures and doing fuzzy government math by mixing apples and oranges, that's only 2.25 trillion dollar increase!
Here is the world of REAL math. Income...according to our beloved Census folk's figures, the average median household income rose about 2.4% since Obama took office, while during that SAME period, the average price of a gallon of gas up 48%, average food prices up 9.7%, consumer goods...UP nearly 3%, price for all consumer goods up 6.6%, average price for consumer services...UP nearly 3%, nearly 25% increase in health care premiums, 20% increase in Medicare copay on average and on and on and on.
Yep...that hopey changey thing is working out just GREAT for average Americans pocketbook. 9.2 trillion my butt!
Income and net worth are two different things.
You never took accounting, did you?
You two are just plain eat up!!
JDzBrain demonstrated how the costs for everything has risen far more than income. He IS talking about 'wealth' and 'worth'.
Of course they're worth more because everything COSTS more.
Get it??