I’m just glad trump and the right is miserable and having drama every day and not really getting their agenda passed.
Lol, miserable? No we are winning. Great economy, lower taxes, more jobs, and they are paying better. We are great, but you liberals are losing your minds. When America is doing good, liberals are always miserable.
I'm only losing my mind because America was doing just fine before Trump. And if Clinton was president right now you would not be saying this was a good economy or that America was great again for middle class people. Because it's not. You just hold Democrats to a much higher standard.
Fact is, if Hillary was president you would not be able to do what I'm about to do. Ready? The economy is good right now under Trump. See? You could have never admitted that when Obama was president.
Trump's tax break to the rich will bankrupt us and add to the debt. Remember the debt you used to care about?
The tax break is a joke. Or at least no one seems to be appreciating it.
Oh, and
Dow flirts with longest skid as trade-war fears persist
U.S. Consumer Sentiment at Second-Highest Level Since 2004
So that means consumer confidence was higher in 2004 when Obama was president.
The September jobs report looks troubling at first glance, but there may be some really good news below the surface.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday that average hourly wages have grown by 2.9% over the past 12 months. That is the highest level of annual wage growth in more than eight years, and it means some people are getting more in their paychecks.
But now for the bad news.
The jump in wages last month might be due to the fact that there were more than 100,000 jobs lost in low-wage jobs that government economists call the "food services and drinking places" industry and normal people call restaurants and bars.
So wage growth could slow down in the coming months once the impact of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma start to fade and people in Texas and Florida get back to work.
Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist with Glassdoor, wrote in a report that the September wage growth number "was likely artificially boosted" by anomalies in the data due to Harvey and Irma.