Milton Friedman would disagree with you.No I don't, the only growth that contributed to was the growth of the aggregate public debt and the money supply.You don't think Obama's choice to refrain from the TP's call to reduce spending during the recession contributed to today's growth?Aren't you more or less saying the same thing?Just building on that firm foundation laid down by the Great and thoughtful President Obama.
That makes sense if one believes that entrepreneurs are backward looking......
Meanwhile back on Earth.... Trump's deregulation efforts deserve a modicum of credit for the increase in the ISM and perhaps a small nod to his tax "reform" proposals, however the lions share of the credit belongs to the fact that we're in the late stages of expansion in the business cycle.
If the"same thing" is that neither Trump nor Obama deserve any appreciable credit for the aggregate state of domestic manufacturing, then yes I'm saying the same thing.
Real economic growth comes as a result of capital investment not the gub'mint blowing ever larger amounts of other peoples money on expanding bureaucracies and crony capitalism "programs".