Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

[IM2]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

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[Cougarbear]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

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[IM2]

Laugh while you can.

 

[boevans]

Absolute truth.

 

[Death-Ninja]

Laugh while you can.

Breathe whilst you can!

 

[IM2]

Breathe whilst you can!

And what's that supposed to mean white boy?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

www.msn.com

I know you're supposedly black, and actually, really bad at math, I didn't know you were also mentally deficient.

 

[ZestolPastilevsky]

This gaslighting attempt hasn't worked the past 1,000,000,000,000,000 times. For the love of all that is holy, please give it a rest. I can literally phone my friend, tell him to go to the store, and read me the prices of shit. My memory isn't that bad that I can't vaguely remember what these items cost 5-7 years ago. This is literally Soviet Union tier, "everything is GREAT!" propaganda.

 

[badbob85037]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

www.msn.com

You leftist (aka bat shit crazies) the way you spout off have already placed the USA in ruin. Maybe we could start some welfare program allowing all of you free passage to Mexico to leave before it happens. Just think what a great life you will lead while all Americans live in misery. What a big 'told you so' you could throw in America's face as you prosper.

 

[Orangecat]

Laugh while you can.

That'll be at least 4 years.

 

[Orangecat]

And what's that supposed to mean white boy?

Did you just call him a mean white boy?
Learn to use commas, dumbass.

 

[Death-Ninja]

And what's that supposed to mean white boy?

It means fertilizer "err" fema camp has your space reserved for you "urban dweller!"

 

[Cougarbear]

Laugh while you can.

 

[Lakhota]

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Purge it baby!!!

 

[BackAgain]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[psikeyhackr]

Strongest economy in 50 years?

There have been videos about a Repo Crisis on YouTube for a year.

Economists have said nothing about planned obsolescence for decades.

Where is the data on the annual depreciation of automobiles purchased by consumers since Sputnik?

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

www.msn.com

Nonsense
And they may send shockwaves through it
We'll see

 

[Captain Caveman]

You guys chose to believe right wing lies. So as trump dismantles the strongest economy in 50 years, do not complain.

Trump will inherit the strongest economy in 50 years. Project 2025 could destroy it.

President-elect Donald Trump will inherit what I consider the strongest domestic economy in 50 years. Job growth, wage growth and GDP growth are all strong, and inflation has returned to its normal plodding path. We could be in the midst of a long expansion.

It is not hard to gauge the policy choices Trump will prefer. Project 2025, of which I’ve written, will tell us what we need to know about economic and fiscal policy. It is a detailed road map and will animate much of what happens in the executive branch over the coming years. Much, but not all, of Project 2025 will require compliance in the House and Senate. That seems unlikely, at least until the next election.

Project 2025 tells us to expect a big expansion in political appointees to civil service, from 4,000 to 20,000, which appears to be possible without the support of Congress. With that, we’ll see efforts to pressure states to expand universal school vouchers, reduce environmental regulation and expand energy production on federal lands.

Much of this won’t come to pass, because it falls to the purview of state governments or will be tied up in courts for years. Like these changes or not, don’t expect them all in four years.

This, of course, depends upon the next administration’s compliance with the Constitution, a dubious proposition to be sure.

MSN

www.msn.com

If your Biden economy is so fantastic, why are over half of Americans struggling to pay bills and save -

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

Can you explain that please.

 

[Ringo]