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I fully understand it. Clearly you don't understand the Biden economic plan.
You're certainly welcome to point out ignorance whenever you see it from me.Boy, it really is tough.I honestly don' t know how to deal with arrogant ignorance
You must have a really hard time looking in the mirror.
^^^^^^^^^^^ Exhibit A ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Just a does of reality for all you Trump haters. The proof is again in the pudding. interestingly, look who benefited the most. But alas, these are the folks that are lock-step with the Democrats. Ignorance at best. We know it has taken a hit due to COVID, but it can be fixed under Trump. It will plummet with Biden.
Too bad the election isn't happening in 2019.
It's happening in 2020, where 198,000 people have died, 6.6 Million got sick, 40 million lost their jobs or got laid off, 164,000 businesses have closed their doors, we have riots in the streets and 4 million acres of forest burning.
Trump has "fixed" things pretty badly, we don't need him doing more damage.
I fully understand it. Clearly you don't understand the Biden economic plan.
you know, what, you guys said the same thing about the Obama and Clinton plans. What I remember is that when THOSE guys were in charge, the economy got steadily better for working folks.
Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Is that supposed to be some kind of answer?Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Meaning, you've got NOTHING!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s***!
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Is that supposed to be some kind of answer?Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Meaning, you've got NOTHING!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s***!
'
What did Obama the anti fracking, anti pipeline, ant drilling, ant job president do?A dose of reality? Ok if the proof is in the pudding I have to say that the income has been going up for five years. Meaning it started durimg Obama's tenure. And it's a virtual certainty the figures for 2020 will not be nearly as rosy of a picture.Just a does of reality for all you Trump haters. The proof is again in the pudding. interestingly, look who benefited the most. But alas, these are the folks that are lock-step with the Democrats. Ignorance at best. We know it has taken a hit due to COVID, but it can be fixed under Trump. It will plummet with Biden.
Real median incomes of white, Black, Asian, and Hispanic households all increased from the prior year. Lower-income households did particularly well after missing out on income gains earlier in the expansion. The mean income of the lowest fifth of households rose 9% last year, a larger gain than for any other quintile of households.
U.S. Incomes Up, Poverty Rate Down in 2019
So how's that for reality?
No, I just gave up.Is that supposed to be some kind of answer?Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Meaning, you've got NOTHING!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s***!
'
I already asked you to provide details as to why you think the Biden/Harris plan will be successul and how the fed will change their monetary policy under Biden/Harris. Instead of answering, you filabuster.
Na, I don't think most are as ignorant as you. They understand that the economic downturn due to COVID is worldwide, the riots are you lefty nuts and Trump had nothing to do with the CA wildfires.
The economy was better under Trump for everyone prior to COVID.
No, I just gave up.Is that supposed to be some kind of answer?Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Meaning, you've got NOTHING!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s***!
'
I already asked you to provide details as to why you think the Biden/Harris plan will be successul and how the fed will change their monetary policy under Biden/Harris. Instead of answering, you filabuster.
We have to increase income taxes. We can't continue with this kind of irresponsible behavior. After looking at it and discussing with my peers in the industry, I'm convinced that the top end can handle it without significant drag on the dynamics of capitalism.
While I very much want to keep corporate taxes low, but I would have to bend and give in to them increasing to 25% or 28%.
Fed policy is now baked in. Capitalism 2.0 is here. The Fed is now as important to the economy as the consumer. I've written two articles on it, and I'm thinking about doing more than that.
Now, you're going to disagree, and this will have been a waste of my time. I'm not trying to convince you of anything, nor would I try.
Biden is proposing a tax increase across the board, excluding the very poor, not just the rich.
My mother in law was one of your " mildly successful folk" an RN in NY, made good money, had savings, her own house.Well I'm European my wife is American and the only thing I can say is that I've supported me and my wife and kid on one income for quite a few years. The difference being that my cost of living is quite a bit lower than in the US because my high taxation actually covers some very expensive items for a US household.Is $26 an hour middle class? Questionable. That's the issue
This is at the expense of a lower standard of living for the successful. The ceiling is higher for more people in the US, however the floor is lower. That is the nature of a true Democracy. Personally, I prefer the ability for even mildly successful folks to have high standard of living because this possiblity promotes ambition and hard work. The standard of living for successful folks is suffering in high tax, blue states because of the more Socialist policies.Interestingly enough, those same states also have high rates of poverty, so not sure what they do with all the money they take from the successful.
My mother-in-law was one of your "mildly successful folk" an RN in NY, made decent money, had savings, her own house. That didn't stop her from passing away dead broke. Not because of socialist policies but because of something much more generic. A bad back surgery forcing her into early retirement and the subsequent care costing more than her insurance would cover.Well I'm European my wife is American and the only thing I can say is that I've supported me and my wife and kid on one income for quite a few years. The difference being that my cost of living is quite a bit lower than in the US because my high taxation actually covers some very expensive items for a US household.Is $26 an hour middle class? Questionable. That's the issue
This is at the expense of a lower standard of living for the successful. The ceiling is higher for more people in the US, however the floor is lower. That is the nature of a true Democracy. Personally, I prefer the ability for even mildly successful folks to have high standard of living because this possiblity promotes ambition and hard work. The standard of living for successful folks is suffering in high tax, blue states because of the more Socialist policies.Interestingly enough, those same states also have high rates of poverty, so not sure what they do with all the money they take from the successful.
Actually, I'm a 20+ year CFP/Investment Advisor and author. I live and breathe this stuff 365. I know better than to allow simplistic partisan politics to pollute my thinking.I think we have discovered the problem. Maybe you are in academia...the folks that are still living the college life without real world experience.
I'm actually interested in your thinking on my assertion that money has become esoteric? My comprehension on macroeconomics is a bit simplistic but it seemed apt to me.Actually, I'm a 20+ year CFP/Investment Advisor and author. I live and breathe this stuff 365. I know better than to allow simplistic partisan politics to pollute my thinking.I think we have discovered the problem. Maybe you are in academia...the folks that are still living the college life without real world experience.
Is that supposed to be some kind of answer?Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Meaning, you've got NOTHING!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s***!
'
I already asked you to provide details as to why you think the Biden/Harris plan will be successul and how the fed will change their monetary policy under Biden/Harris. Instead of answering, you filabuster.
The Debt? Eventually we have to smarten up. I agree. Same with entitlements.Predictable result of massive spending increases and the most active & aggressive Fed in the history of the country.
Good, short term. But we're choosing to ignore what we're creating.
Because we're being terribly fiscally irresponsible. This comes at a cost.Is that supposed to be some kind of answer?Great! Please explain what I mean by "the most active and aggressive Fed in the history of the country". And please break it down to the actions of the central Fed and the NY Fed over the last three years, AND the long term implications of those actions.
Go ahead. Feel free to get as specific as you'd like.
Oh, and then tell us how long we can engage in massive deficit spending increases.
Thanks in advance.
Meaning, you've got NOTHING!
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull s***!
'
I already asked you to provide details as to why you think the Biden/Harris plan will be successul and how the fed will change their monetary policy under Biden/Harris. Instead of answering, you filabuster.
So his big reason why people doing better financially doesn't matter is the fed, and the fed will do the exact same thing with Harris. Plus, everyone's gains will be removed, and spending will balloon even higher. Mac, why are you not rooting for people to win in any fashion?
Biden is proposing a tax increase across the board, excluding the very poor, not just the rich.
No, he isn't.
Why do you keep lying? Because you know that Trump has failed? I am sure taxes WILL have to go up at some point, but the rich will pay most of them, AS THEY SHOULD.