Democrats Need To Prepare Americans For A Trump Induced Financial Meltdown

[skews13]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

 

[DGS49]

Democrats are PRAYING for some sort of economic catastrophe, and are "predicting" it to anyone stupid enough to listen, in the hope that the prediction becomes reality, as the public becomes nervous with all of their whining.

For those who are old enough to remember it, remember Obama's trillions in economic stimuli, "investing" in "shovel-ready projects," "Quantitative easing," and all the rest. Spending TRILLIONS of fiat money in order to prop up an economy that was reeling from the real estate collapse, and yet the unemployment rate barely nudged upward. And the Republicans dare not roll back any of the stupid spending, for fear of being called "heartless" by the Democrats and their fellow travelers in the MSM.

 

[ColonelAngus]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

Who did you blame for the housing crash?

 

[22lcidw]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

What history is that?

 

[SAYIT]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

DailyKos??

Dem 2020 candidates have been preparing us for months. Their solution to our impending financial doom? Higher taxes, big gov't spending, and way more control over our lives.

Yeah ... that's the ticket.

 

[Meathead]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

Yeah, well lefties blamed the 2008 recession on Reagan who left office two decades earlier, so it could be.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

 

[Thunk]

Remove the word "Americans" from your title and it'll be perfect!

Now that president Trump has cut off the corrupt flows of money to the democrat filth...Especially in Ukraine...Democrats Need To Prepare For A Trump Induced Financial Meltdown

 

[two_iron]

Every time the Dims are handed the keys, they fuck up everything they touch. They used to be the party of tolerance and ecology so you could overlook their economic fucktardness, but now all that's down the shitter and there is nothing left but to scorn and ignore them.

 

[JGalt]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

I hope you're right. There's nothing better than ripping off those liberals and Democrats at their garage and estate sales for pennies on the dollar.

I miss the hard times of the Obama years. Now everybody is working.

 

[blackhawk]

 

[depotoo]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

Trump induced? Lol. If there is a melt down it will be Dem billionaires induced.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

 

[Mac1958]

Hyper-Keynesian Trump aggressively cut taxes, aggressively raised spending, and is fine with the Fed greasing markets like crazy. Of course that will stimulate the economy, but it's terribly irresponsible.

Trumpsters aren't told this, so they don't know.

Is this madness certain to create a crash? Nope. But we're sure asking for it.
.

 

[Nostra]

Dimwingers have been telling us all the great economic accomplishments of Trump are really just Trump riding the coattails of Obama.........but a collapse would be all on Trump.

Fucking morons.

 

[beautress]

History has clearly shown that Democrats are continuously left to clean up the economic mess of Republican administrations. And in the process, like President Obama in 2010, Democrats pay the price for the pain as they rebuild from the latest financial meltdown.

While Republicans will lie about supposed consequences of Democratic policies (death panels, throwing grandma over the cliff, long waiting lines and times for health care, socialism, etc.) to block them, Democrats tend to be more high-minded and truthful. What we are poor at is providing a proactive narrative.

On December 12, the New York Fed upped the ante. It announced that over the next month it would shower the trading houses (primary dealers) on Wall Street with a cumulative total of $2.93 trillion in short-term loans.

It is ironic that we do not have a problem using some tenets of modern monetary theory to ensure liquidity for those who continue to put our flawed economic system in dire straits, but we can never use it to inflate the economy to support infrastructure and so much more, even as one could consider them collateralized in some aspects. The print media has been covering this form of corporate socialism.

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

Project much?

 

[Manonthestreet]

Hyper-Keynesian Trump aggressively cut taxes, aggressively raised spending, and is fine with the Fed greasing markets like crazy. Of course that will stimulate the economy, but it's terribly irresponsible.

Trumpsters aren't told this, so they don't know.

Is this madness certain to create a crash? Nope. But we're sure asking for it.
.

Funny I've been one of the few calling for higher rates all along. Macs supposed knowledge of "Trumpsters" is sadly lacking again

 

[Harry Dresden]

did skews..... skew yet another thread?.....

 

[Olde Europe]

Democrats need to prepare Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown

So, how are Democrats supposed to go about preparing "Americans for a Trump-induced financial meltdown"? Any idea? And no, telling them the world is about to end and hyperventilating about it doesn't prepare anyone for anything.

As it would appear, there are some strains in the repo market associated with year's end. You may resent the Fed to intervene on behalf of cash-strapped borrowers to make up for reluctant lenders, but a creaking, unstable financial system actually helps no one. As finance goes, you should prefer calmer waters to wild rides, and that remains so even if you happen to believe, as do I, the current vulture-casino capitalism should be wound down as far as possible, and as fast as possible without collapsing the whole edifice.

I find it actually disheartening to see such GatewayPundit-level crap posted by someone supposedly on the left.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

Dimwingers have been telling us all the great economic accomplishments of Trump are really just Trump riding the coattails of Obama.........but a collapse would be all on Trump.

Fucking morons.

Not really surprising.

Obama and his supporters spent most of the time that he was in office blaming his predecessor for the consequences of his own polices. Now, they're trying to take credit for the results of his successor's policies.