Do you approve Of Donald Trump's decisions and performance on the job as President in his 2nd term?

[Meister]

Before Trump entered office this 2nd Time the economy was growing at an average of 3.1% per quarter, highest since the 1990s!
The average unemployment rate per month was just 4.17%, lowest average since World War II.
U.S. average annual poverty rate was at 11.4%, the lowest in U.S. history.
U.S. Inflation had dropped to below 3% per month.

How are Trump's policies going to improve on these four key economic factors instead of making them worse?

37 trillion in debt and counting. Employment numbers were fudged. And if you use the
post pandemic numbers as people were going back to their jobs you see that economy of 3.1%
skewed. Inflation dropped to 3% after it hit 9.1% and over 4 years was up 21%. Nothing to be
touting about.

 

[U2Edge]

You have a lot of facts with no linked sources.

Well opinion mixed in with facts. I thought the facts were common knowledge but I would be willing to provide sources for any that you may be ignorant of at this point. Any one in particular that you need a source for?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Golf at the taxpayers expense?

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He lives at a golf course, when not in the White House, and he owns the course and all the carts and, I assume, his own clubs.

And the fact remains that he does get work done while golfing. https://www.hindustantimes.com/worl...flights-from-golf-course-101737953541257.html

How many vacations did pResident AutoPen take? Please tell us. You must have a record, like you keep a record of every post I make here in USMB. Please refer to post #13.




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[Delldude]

Some boomers don’t care about American workers as long as they are comfortable.

What is that supposed to mean?

Hell of a lot of Boomers are retired union or professional workers.

 

[Meister]

I want him removed from office.

Of course you do, he's not a socialist, nor a communist.

 

[Moonglow]

37 trillion in debt and counting. Employment numbers were fudged. And if you use the
post pandemic numbers as people were going back to their jobs you see that economy of 3.1%
skewed. Inflation dropped to 3% after it hit 9.1% and over 4 years was up 21%. Nothing to be
touting about.

Who's touting it but yous?

 

[Moonglow]

What is that supposed to mean?

Hell of a lot of Boomers are retired union or professional workers.

I am still working, but Don is young and full of piss and vinegar and thinks he knows it all.

 

[okfine]

Of course you do, he's not a socialist, nor a communist.

You'll never understand. I do blame you for voting for the mess he's making.

 

[Delldude]

I am still working, but Don is young and full of piss and vinegar and thinks he knows it all.

Take it you work for USMB?

 

[Moonglow]

Take it you work for USMB?

No, I left when FatCan left because Trump lost.

 

[Meister]

Well opinion mixed in with facts. I thought the facts were common knowledge but I would be willing to provide sources for any that you may be ignorant of at this point. Any one in particular that you need a source for?

It's your thread, if you have facts you should be linking them so others can take YOUR
facts into context.

 

[Woodznutz]

Politicians understand that every mess that we are in gets fixed by spending more money on it.

There is some truth, and wisdom, to that.

Ecclesiastes 10:19
A feast is made for laughter, and wine maketh merry: but money answereth all things.

However, refinancing a debt by renewing a loan isn't a good use of money.

 

[U2Edge]

That’s a myth concocted by homosexual purple hair freaks with nose rings and the like. Smart people don’t buy things with an inflated price.

Americans are not about to stop drinking coffee. Plus most products that Americans buy on a daily basis are manufactured or partly manufactured overseas. We live in a globalized society and everyone is going to be paying thousands of dollars for these tariffs.

The price for a bag of groceries is going to rise.

This is what Herbert Hoover did in 1930 in response to a U.S. recession. This action turned that recession into what is known as the Great Depression of the 1930s.

 

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[U2Edge]

By lowering energy costs, by reducing unnecessary regulations, and by making US products more competitive around the world.

Don't see how these tariffs will reduce energy costs. Reducing regulations hurts U.S. workers and the environment. U.S. exports are now going to be more expensive as other countries counter with their own tariffs.

Tariffs are the action that turned a recession in 1930 into the Great Depression of the 1930s.

 

[my2¢]

As with the majority of those elected, there's some policies I like and some I don't. I have more of an issue with Congress that has been good-for-nothing for a while now. We need more free thinkers in there.

 

[U2Edge]

Trump has, at best, two years to cut government spending by trillions, unentangle us from foreign wars, and bring economic security to our nation through manufacturing.

That is what I sent him to D.C. to accomplish. So far, A+

Trump is pushing the United States to its first economic depression in nearly a century. His foreign policy and defense policy will lead to Russian and Chinese expansionism increasing the probability of World War III and potentially a nuclear war. Inflation is now set to skyrocket in the United States as Tariffs will put an annual tax of several thousand dollars on all American households.

 

[Billiejeens]

Well opinion mixed in with facts. I thought the facts were common knowledge but I would be willing to provide sources for any that you may be ignorant of at this point. Any one in particular that you need a source for?

Your opinions and your opinion about your facts are all formed within your echo chamber.

Not consistent with real world in many cases

 

[DonGlock26]

What is that supposed to mean?

Hell of a lot of Boomers are retired union or professional workers.

Some means some not all. I hear several here who don’t care about anyone but themselves. It may require some sacrifices to get US manufacturing back to the US so young Americans have a future.

 

[kyzr]

Don't see how these tariffs will reduce energy costs. Reducing regulations hurts U.S. workers and the environment. U.S. exports are now going to be more expensive as other countries counter with their own tariffs.
Tariffs are the action that turned a recession in 1930 into the Great Depression of the 1930s.

1. Tariffs don't lower energy costs, Trump policies do.
2. Reducing UNNECESSARY regulations do not hurt workers or the environment, permitting new LNG terminals and new pipelines, and opening ANWR are examples.
3. Are tariffs permanent or temporary to be negotiated? Temporary to be negotiated.

Welcome back! Nice to see you debate again.