Such is partisan politics.
The economy is doing okay, but there are many mixed signals still. We'll see. Here's hoping.
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Believe it or not, I briefly had hope the moonbat messiah would have a positive impact on the economy and manipulate it to increase prosperity amidst the lower and middle class because he was not a member of the aristocracy like hitlary and the Bush mafia. I figured as a commie he would take on the big banks and globalist corporations to the benefit of the majority.
I don't know how anyone could attempt to argue that anything got better for anyone except the banks and globalists.
It was 8 years of stagnation and malaise and as far as I'm concerned that was the goal of the left. The fact my income has increased 25% in just this year, along with everyone I know doing better across the board, and the moonbats are foaming at the mouth about it tells me what I need to know about their side of the partisan equation.
The Meltdown may not have produced the raw unemployment numbers or sheer suffering of the Great Depression, but it was comparable in terms of effects it had on markets, primarily because the explosion of derivatives and the deep market distortions they caused. The Depression took around a decade to work its way through global financial systems, and so did this.
I give Obama various grades on the different parts of his presidency, but on the economy I just give him an NA.
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