Pathetic Obama Claims Credit For Trump Economic Boom

[Cecilie1200]

You believe Trump is the only president to have "sustained" GDP growth of 3%...

Don't try to speak for me, snowflake - you'll only F* it up - as you did - and hurt yourself.

Here are 10 facts since Trump was elected that prove this is the best overall economy in more than 50 years:

1. Employment: PBS News Hour confirmed that this is the best labor market since 1969 with low unemployment, more jobs and rising wages.
2. GDP: Trump is the first president to have GDP consistently higher than 3%, President Barack Obama was only the president to fail to achieve one year of 3% GDP growth.
3. Wages: The Washington Post even surrenders to the fact that Trump is the first president to improve wages in a generation where income is at an all-time high.
4. Stock Market: CNN says the stock market has roared more than 40% since Trump’s election.
5. Gas and Fuel Prices: Gas prices are low in most U.S. states that don't over-tax fuel with local and state taxes. Many states have $2.15 per gallon gasoline right now. Gas prices may fall this summer according to the latest news.
6. Ethnic Employment Success: The employment success for all ethnicities is at record high. Obama had difficulty creating jobs and many people gave up looking for work.
7. Manufacturing Jobs: Manufacturing jobs are back in the U.S. for the first time in a generation. Trump created 284,000 manufacturing jobs in 2018. Forbes implied that millions of manufacturing jobs were lost during Obama’s first 2 years in office. Some 1 in 6 were lost between January 2008 and March 2010 and Obama never got those jobs back.
8. Taxes and Regulatory: Corporate taxes were cut from 35% to 21%. America moved from worst tax system up to one of the most competitive in the world under Trump’s first 2 years in office. Lower tax rates allow U.S. companies to spend more money, buy more assets, pay more employee benefits, buy stock back to put money on Main Street and into state coffers, and even help pay better dividends to seniors who live paycheck to paycheck.
9. Nasdaq: The Nasdaq stock market value finally exceeded the 1999 prices under Trump. This implies that companies were stagnant for 18 years until Trump took office.
10. Level the Playing Field: With a mixed bag of tax-code improvements, removal of red tape, new trade agreements, and competitive tariffs, the U.S. economy is more insulated from failure. Even the Federal Reserve is willing to lower rates if other countries harm the U.S. trading environment.

10 Reasons Trump Economy Is Best in 50 Years

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

 

[colfax_m]

You believe Trump is the only president to have "sustained" GDP growth of 3%...

Don't try to speak for me, snowflake - you'll only F* it up - as you did - and hurt yourself.

Here are 10 facts since Trump was elected that prove this is the best overall economy in more than 50 years:

1. Employment: PBS News Hour confirmed that this is the best labor market since 1969 with low unemployment, more jobs and rising wages.
2. GDP: Trump is the first president to have GDP consistently higher than 3%, President Barack Obama was only the president to fail to achieve one year of 3% GDP growth.
3. Wages: The Washington Post even surrenders to the fact that Trump is the first president to improve wages in a generation where income is at an all-time high.
4. Stock Market: CNN says the stock market has roared more than 40% since Trump’s election.
5. Gas and Fuel Prices: Gas prices are low in most U.S. states that don't over-tax fuel with local and state taxes. Many states have $2.15 per gallon gasoline right now. Gas prices may fall this summer according to the latest news.
6. Ethnic Employment Success: The employment success for all ethnicities is at record high. Obama had difficulty creating jobs and many people gave up looking for work.
7. Manufacturing Jobs: Manufacturing jobs are back in the U.S. for the first time in a generation. Trump created 284,000 manufacturing jobs in 2018. Forbes implied that millions of manufacturing jobs were lost during Obama’s first 2 years in office. Some 1 in 6 were lost between January 2008 and March 2010 and Obama never got those jobs back.
8. Taxes and Regulatory: Corporate taxes were cut from 35% to 21%. America moved from worst tax system up to one of the most competitive in the world under Trump’s first 2 years in office. Lower tax rates allow U.S. companies to spend more money, buy more assets, pay more employee benefits, buy stock back to put money on Main Street and into state coffers, and even help pay better dividends to seniors who live paycheck to paycheck.
9. Nasdaq: The Nasdaq stock market value finally exceeded the 1999 prices under Trump. This implies that companies were stagnant for 18 years until Trump took office.
10. Level the Playing Field: With a mixed bag of tax-code improvements, removal of red tape, new trade agreements, and competitive tariffs, the U.S. economy is more insulated from failure. Even the Federal Reserve is willing to lower rates if other countries harm the U.S. trading environment.

10 Reasons Trump Economy Is Best in 50 Years

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

 

[easyt65]

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Neither has the historic record of Obama and his administration making up data / claims (like the number of jobs created / saved with his 'Stimulus Bill'), or altering official documents, or altering testimony after the fact, or refusing to release documents / information....

 

[Faun]

You believe Trump is the only president to have "sustained" GDP growth of 3%...

Don't try to speak for me, snowflake - you'll only F* it up - as you did - and hurt yourself.

Here are 10 facts since Trump was elected that prove this is the best overall economy in more than 50 years:

1. Employment: PBS News Hour confirmed that this is the best labor market since 1969 with low unemployment, more jobs and rising wages.
2. GDP: Trump is the first president to have GDP consistently higher than 3%, President Barack Obama was only the president to fail to achieve one year of 3% GDP growth.
3. Wages: The Washington Post even surrenders to the fact that Trump is the first president to improve wages in a generation where income is at an all-time high.
4. Stock Market: CNN says the stock market has roared more than 40% since Trump’s election.
5. Gas and Fuel Prices: Gas prices are low in most U.S. states that don't over-tax fuel with local and state taxes. Many states have $2.15 per gallon gasoline right now. Gas prices may fall this summer according to the latest news.
6. Ethnic Employment Success: The employment success for all ethnicities is at record high. Obama had difficulty creating jobs and many people gave up looking for work.
7. Manufacturing Jobs: Manufacturing jobs are back in the U.S. for the first time in a generation. Trump created 284,000 manufacturing jobs in 2018. Forbes implied that millions of manufacturing jobs were lost during Obama’s first 2 years in office. Some 1 in 6 were lost between January 2008 and March 2010 and Obama never got those jobs back.
8. Taxes and Regulatory: Corporate taxes were cut from 35% to 21%. America moved from worst tax system up to one of the most competitive in the world under Trump’s first 2 years in office. Lower tax rates allow U.S. companies to spend more money, buy more assets, pay more employee benefits, buy stock back to put money on Main Street and into state coffers, and even help pay better dividends to seniors who live paycheck to paycheck.
9. Nasdaq: The Nasdaq stock market value finally exceeded the 1999 prices under Trump. This implies that companies were stagnant for 18 years until Trump took office.
10. Level the Playing Field: With a mixed bag of tax-code improvements, removal of red tape, new trade agreements, and competitive tariffs, the U.S. economy is more insulated from failure. Even the Federal Reserve is willing to lower rates if other countries harm the U.S. trading environment.

10 Reasons Trump Economy Is Best in 50 Years

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

LOLOL

The Obama administration did not count people any different in terms of the unemployment rate than Bush before him or Impeached Trimp after.

You freaks sadly suffer from brain deformities.

 

[Cecilie1200]

Don't try to speak for me, snowflake - you'll only F* it up - as you did - and hurt yourself.

Here are 10 facts since Trump was elected that prove this is the best overall economy in more than 50 years:

1. Employment: PBS News Hour confirmed that this is the best labor market since 1969 with low unemployment, more jobs and rising wages.
2. GDP: Trump is the first president to have GDP consistently higher than 3%, President Barack Obama was only the president to fail to achieve one year of 3% GDP growth.
3. Wages: The Washington Post even surrenders to the fact that Trump is the first president to improve wages in a generation where income is at an all-time high.
4. Stock Market: CNN says the stock market has roared more than 40% since Trump’s election.
5. Gas and Fuel Prices: Gas prices are low in most U.S. states that don't over-tax fuel with local and state taxes. Many states have $2.15 per gallon gasoline right now. Gas prices may fall this summer according to the latest news.
6. Ethnic Employment Success: The employment success for all ethnicities is at record high. Obama had difficulty creating jobs and many people gave up looking for work.
7. Manufacturing Jobs: Manufacturing jobs are back in the U.S. for the first time in a generation. Trump created 284,000 manufacturing jobs in 2018. Forbes implied that millions of manufacturing jobs were lost during Obama’s first 2 years in office. Some 1 in 6 were lost between January 2008 and March 2010 and Obama never got those jobs back.
8. Taxes and Regulatory: Corporate taxes were cut from 35% to 21%. America moved from worst tax system up to one of the most competitive in the world under Trump’s first 2 years in office. Lower tax rates allow U.S. companies to spend more money, buy more assets, pay more employee benefits, buy stock back to put money on Main Street and into state coffers, and even help pay better dividends to seniors who live paycheck to paycheck.
9. Nasdaq: The Nasdaq stock market value finally exceeded the 1999 prices under Trump. This implies that companies were stagnant for 18 years until Trump took office.
10. Level the Playing Field: With a mixed bag of tax-code improvements, removal of red tape, new trade agreements, and competitive tariffs, the U.S. economy is more insulated from failure. Even the Federal Reserve is willing to lower rates if other countries harm the U.S. trading environment.

10 Reasons Trump Economy Is Best in 50 Years

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

 

[colfax_m]

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

You said they “cooked the books” which is defined as: “alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally.”

No facts were altered dishonestly or illegally. All facts were explained exactly the way they always have been.

 

[Faun]

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

Liar, you said Obama "cooked the books on unemployment." He didn't. Unemployed were counted the same was as before Obama and they're counted the same way now.

 

[Cecilie1200]

Don't try to speak for me, snowflake - you'll only F* it up - as you did - and hurt yourself.

Here are 10 facts since Trump was elected that prove this is the best overall economy in more than 50 years:

1. Employment: PBS News Hour confirmed that this is the best labor market since 1969 with low unemployment, more jobs and rising wages.
2. GDP: Trump is the first president to have GDP consistently higher than 3%, President Barack Obama was only the president to fail to achieve one year of 3% GDP growth.
3. Wages: The Washington Post even surrenders to the fact that Trump is the first president to improve wages in a generation where income is at an all-time high.
4. Stock Market: CNN says the stock market has roared more than 40% since Trump’s election.
5. Gas and Fuel Prices: Gas prices are low in most U.S. states that don't over-tax fuel with local and state taxes. Many states have $2.15 per gallon gasoline right now. Gas prices may fall this summer according to the latest news.
6. Ethnic Employment Success: The employment success for all ethnicities is at record high. Obama had difficulty creating jobs and many people gave up looking for work.
7. Manufacturing Jobs: Manufacturing jobs are back in the U.S. for the first time in a generation. Trump created 284,000 manufacturing jobs in 2018. Forbes implied that millions of manufacturing jobs were lost during Obama’s first 2 years in office. Some 1 in 6 were lost between January 2008 and March 2010 and Obama never got those jobs back.
8. Taxes and Regulatory: Corporate taxes were cut from 35% to 21%. America moved from worst tax system up to one of the most competitive in the world under Trump’s first 2 years in office. Lower tax rates allow U.S. companies to spend more money, buy more assets, pay more employee benefits, buy stock back to put money on Main Street and into state coffers, and even help pay better dividends to seniors who live paycheck to paycheck.
9. Nasdaq: The Nasdaq stock market value finally exceeded the 1999 prices under Trump. This implies that companies were stagnant for 18 years until Trump took office.
10. Level the Playing Field: With a mixed bag of tax-code improvements, removal of red tape, new trade agreements, and competitive tariffs, the U.S. economy is more insulated from failure. Even the Federal Reserve is willing to lower rates if other countries harm the U.S. trading environment.

10 Reasons Trump Economy Is Best in 50 Years

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

LOLOL

The Obama administration did not count people any different in terms of the unemployment rate than Bush before him or Impeached Trimp after.

You freaks sadly suffer from brain deformities.

Same straw man as Colfax. Did the two of you have to game this "brilliant" argument out together?

 

[Faun]

1. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office.
2. The fact is that GDP growth has not been substantially higher under Trump and in some cases has fallen short of Obama.
3. Part of the reason there has been wage growth is higher minimum wage increases in blue states and even in deep red Arkansas. Republicans have fought this tooth and nail. The growth has been uneven as the biggest increases have been at the upper end.
4. Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common. What has been good for Wall Street has been bad for Main street.
5. Gas and fuel prices are lower due to coronavirus fears that could slow the economy.\
6. Again the unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. Neither Trump nor Obama have been responsible for it.
7. Manufacturing is in a recession thanks to Trump's trade wars.
8. The lower taxes have been used for stock buybacks and dividends which have benefitted the rich. Employees have seen very little of it.
9. Again Wall Street and Main Street have nothing in common.
10. Translation: Allowing big business to pollute the air and water and destroy wildlife habitats. Trump's trade wars have put manufacturing in a recession. Th3e Fed has lowered interest rates because of slowing economic growth and recession fears.

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

LOLOL

The Obama administration did not count people any different in terms of the unemployment rate than Bush before him or Impeached Trimp after.

You freaks sadly suffer from brain deformities.

Same straw man as Colfax. Did the two of you have to game this "brilliant" argument out together?

LOL

First you said Obama "cooked the books on unemployment" by not counting folks who stopped looking -- which is a factor of the unemployment rate.

Then you denied saying that.

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.

 

[BluesLegend]

Bottom line, the vast majority of Americans prefer the Trump economy and tax cuts over the Obama economy and tax increases.

 

[Faun]

Bottom line, the vast majority of Americans prefer the Trump economy and tax cuts over the Obama economy and tax increases.

Says you.

 

[BluesLegend]

Bottom line, the vast majority of Americans prefer the Trump economy and tax cuts over the Obama economy and tax increases.

Says you.

No says Americans you fool.

 

[Cecilie1200]

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

You said they “cooked the books” which is defined as: “alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally.”

No facts were altered dishonestly or illegally. All facts were explained exactly the way they always have been.

Nice attempt at word-parsing, but since I spelled out exactly what I was accusing the Obama administration of, all you've accomplished is to show that you didn't read the post. You just looked for something to object to.

 

[Cecilie1200]

View attachment 307748

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

Liar, you said Obama "cooked the books on unemployment." He didn't. Unemployed were counted the same was as before Obama and they're counted the same way now.

If you and your butt-buddy Colfax think I'm going to repeat myself just because you want to parrot each other, you're dumber than I think you are.

 

[Faun]

Bottom line, the vast majority of Americans prefer the Trump economy and tax cuts over the Obama economy and tax increases.

Says you.

No says Americans you fool.

I suppose that passes for proper grammar among you cons.

Regardless, I see you saying what you claimed a vast majority of Americans prefer that; but I don't see a vast majority of Americans agreeing with you.

 

[colfax_m]

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

You said they “cooked the books” which is defined as: “alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally.”

No facts were altered dishonestly or illegally. All facts were explained exactly the way they always have been.

Nice attempt at word-parsing, but since I spelled out exactly what I was accusing the Obama administration of, all you've accomplished is to show that you didn't read the post. You just looked for something to object to.

Sorry, but you don’t get to throw around phrases like “cook the books” without being responsible for their meaning. Words have meaning.

 

[Faun]

Trump has put the manufacturing section in a recession. That is proven by the federal government's own data. The unemployment rate was 4.6% when Trump took office. That is another fact.

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

Liar, you said Obama "cooked the books on unemployment." He didn't. Unemployed were counted the same was as before Obama and they're counted the same way now.

If you and your butt-buddy Colfax think I'm going to repeat myself just because you want to parrot each other, you're dumber than I think you are.

That's ok, you're initial post was thoroughly debunked anyway. The Obama administration did not count the unemployed any different than others, as you ridiculously claimed; nor did they cook any books, as you hallucinated.

 

[Cecilie1200]

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

You said they “cooked the books” which is defined as: “alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally.”

No facts were altered dishonestly or illegally. All facts were explained exactly the way they always have been.

Nice attempt at word-parsing, but since I spelled out exactly what I was accusing the Obama administration of, all you've accomplished is to show that you didn't read the post. You just looked for something to object to.

Sorry, but you don’t get to throw around phrases like “cook the books” without being responsible for their meaning. Words have meaning.

Sorry, but you don't get to obsess over a narrow definition of one phrase to avoid responding to the main point. Words DO have meaning, and yours mean that you're a dishonest coward.

 

[Cecilie1200]

The Obama administration cooked the books on unemployment by avoiding mention of the millions of people who simply stopped looking for work and dropped out of the count. Third fact.

That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

Liar, you said Obama "cooked the books on unemployment." He didn't. Unemployed were counted the same was as before Obama and they're counted the same way now.

If you and your butt-buddy Colfax think I'm going to repeat myself just because you want to parrot each other, you're dumber than I think you are.

That's ok, you're initial post was thoroughly debunked anyway. The Obama administration did not count the unemployed any different than others, as you ridiculously claimed; nor did they cook any books, as you hallucinated.

That's okay, my initial post still stands, because you and your girlfriend Colfax were too busy trying to deflect onto "oooh, I don't agree with how she used this phrase" so that you wouldn't have to respond to whether or not Obama lied.

So thank you for your agreement that he DID lie about the unemployment rate, and that you think it's perfectly fine.

You and Colfax may now retire to a private room to finish off your sloppy handjob of each other.

 

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That’s not a fact at all. The way the statistics for unemployment are calculated haven’t changed.

Straw man. I never said the calculations had changed. I said the Obama administration ignored and lied about a key factor in those calculations.

You said they “cooked the books” which is defined as: “alter facts or figures dishonestly or illegally.”

No facts were altered dishonestly or illegally. All facts were explained exactly the way they always have been.

Nice attempt at word-parsing, but since I spelled out exactly what I was accusing the Obama administration of, all you've accomplished is to show that you didn't read the post. You just looked for something to object to.

Sorry, but you don’t get to throw around phrases like “cook the books” without being responsible for their meaning. Words have meaning.

Sorry, but you don't get to obsess over a narrow definition of one phrase to avoid responding to the main point. Words DO have meaning, and yours mean that you're a dishonest coward.

Oh, you’re scary. You don’t get to redefine words to fit your meaning. Nothing changed under Obama. They used the exact same statistics every other administration did. The grounds for your criticism is baseless and your sloppy use of language is misleading at best, a lie at worst.