Faun
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Well that's not true. Some 15 million jobs were added during Obama's last 7 years in office. That's what caused the unemployment rate to drop.Right, make excuses when proven that UE shrunk during the Obama years. Cults gotta cult, Cultist. You're in my unserious poster bucket, now. Don't chew on the other minnows while you're in the bucket, thanks!So what? Big difference between growth jobs and government tax funded jobs.Apparently notYes I do wacko.Yeah, sure you do buddy.Well Joe Nobody has been in the real world working for a long long time. I know the difference between when US jobs are plentiful and high paying and when they are part time and tax funded. So I have been doing this for a living too.The Market futures don't think so...but they only do this for a living...what do they know, compared to joe nobody on a partisan rant board.That is ridiculous. Jobs are going to disappear.The Market favored Biden with the knowledge of the proposed Tax increase. That's because orange megalomaniac was an impediment to otherwise great times for the market. Trump caused a few tepid sell-offs with mere retarded TWEETS, and his Trade war was also horrific for the Market.I hope you're right, but, after the dance, the earnings will be coming in and that will dictate the direction.Wallstreet donated to a Biden win to the tune of 4x as they did Trump - and the Market climbing since the Election is no mistake. It also had steady climbs coinciding with big poll-drops pre-Election, as well. The Market gambles on the future.Silicon Valley certainly did pour a lot of money into Biden's campaign.![]()
Wall Street drops support for Donald Trump
In the US investors have long supported the Republican party. Now it seems that the American president has gambled away this support to the benefit of Democratic candidate Joe Biden.www.dw.com
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Wall Street donations favor Trump rival Joe Biden by smaller margin than Hillary Clinton
Wall Street has been pouring money into the coffers of former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign, but not at the pace seen during the 2016 election.www.foxbusiness.com
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Wall Street's Big Money Is Betting On Biden And Democrats In 2020
Despite the booming stock market under President Trump, the finance sector is giving a bit more money to Democrats than to Republicans for the first time in more than a decade.www.npr.org
I'm sure there is going to be payback over the next four years.
If Biden does get rid of the business tax breaks, that will change mood of the market.
That it still did as well as it did and has been doing is a testament to the ground work laid after the huge 2008 crash and the reforms.![]()
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UE went down because so many people were unemployed for so long that they gave up looking and were no longer considered unemployed.
This was all explained to the bubblecultists back then - how did you miss it?

