Trump's 4% GDP growth promise update

[Correll]

The last spending bill he signed...

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Does not sound credible. No way anyone is getting in the way of out of control debt without a struggle akin to a major war. At best.

For such a policy to be credible, we would need a formal program announced with explanations how it will be done, and the sacrifices that are gong to be called for. And even then, I would be highly skeptical.


I judge it Hyperbole. Not serious.

I am actually a bit shocked someone could call that hyperbole.

WHy?

That is a good question, not sure why I expected more from you.

I guess I am just an eternal optimist

Your lack of an answer is noted.


Is snide all you have? Or do you want to actually answer the question now?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Thank you so much. My work here is done.

Have a great night!

I do not want to keep you from your worship service.

Dude. Do you find his claim, if a ******* TWEET, to be a credible policy statement, especially on THAT?


I explained why I did not find it credible. Would you like to explain why you DID find it credible?


Or are you more a hit and run kind of guy, instead of a serious person?

Yes, I find it to be 100% credible because he said it in person as well and he said it and tweeted it because his supporters were pissed off at him for signing the bill and he was trying to appease them. He was not being hyperbolic, he was ******* lying. But you cannot ever admit that your god could lie, you have to defend him 100% of the time.

It is useless to try and talk to you about Trump, you have no grasp on reality.

Dude. If you want to discuss real budget policies, why are you looking at ******* TWITTER?



It is not credible that any President is going to stop the rise in the debt any time soon.


You are looking for hyperbole now, so that you can gloat that I am not calling him a liar.

He said it live in a press conference also, but you still defend him to your dying breath.
I do enjoy exposing you for the fraud that you are, I am not ashamed to admit that.

It is not a credible claim. There is no chance of it being true. No reasonable person would take it seriously.

But they did, all of his followers, except for you I suppose, took it seriously when he said it and used it to defend his actions in signing the bill that he did sign. It was what they all clung to. Trump was not being hyperbolic, there is nothing about the language used or the tone of his voice when he said ti that would suggest hyperbole.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Does not sound credible. No way anyone is getting in the way of out of control debt without a struggle akin to a major war. At best.

For such a policy to be credible, we would need a formal program announced with explanations how it will be done, and the sacrifices that are gong to be called for. And even then, I would be highly skeptical.


I judge it Hyperbole. Not serious.

I am actually a bit shocked someone could call that hyperbole.

WHy?

That is a good question, not sure why I expected more from you.

I guess I am just an eternal optimist

Your lack of an answer is noted.


Is snide all you have? Or do you want to actually answer the question now?

you asked why and I gave you a honest answer I don't know why I excepted better from you, you have never given me a reason to.

 

[Correll]

Dude. Do you find his claim, if a ******* TWEET, to be a credible policy statement, especially on THAT?


I explained why I did not find it credible. Would you like to explain why you DID find it credible?


Or are you more a hit and run kind of guy, instead of a serious person?

Yes, I find it to be 100% credible because he said it in person as well and he said it and tweeted it because his supporters were pissed off at him for signing the bill and he was trying to appease them. He was not being hyperbolic, he was ******* lying. But you cannot ever admit that your god could lie, you have to defend him 100% of the time.

It is useless to try and talk to you about Trump, you have no grasp on reality.

Dude. If you want to discuss real budget policies, why are you looking at ******* TWITTER?



It is not credible that any President is going to stop the rise in the debt any time soon.


You are looking for hyperbole now, so that you can gloat that I am not calling him a liar.

He said it live in a press conference also, but you still defend him to your dying breath.
I do enjoy exposing you for the fraud that you are, I am not ashamed to admit that.

It is not a credible claim. There is no chance of it being true. No reasonable person would take it seriously.

But they did, all of his followers, except for you I suppose, took it seriously when he said it and used it to defend his actions in signing the bill that he did sign. It was what they all clung to. Trump was not being hyperbolic, there is nothing about the language used or the tone of his voice when he said ti that would suggest hyperbole.

The lack of any credible plan for actually doing what he claims, for one.

 

[Correll]

I am actually a bit shocked someone could call that hyperbole.

WHy?

That is a good question, not sure why I expected more from you.

I guess I am just an eternal optimist

Your lack of an answer is noted.


Is snide all you have? Or do you want to actually answer the question now?

you asked why and I gave you a honest answer I don't know why I excepted better from you, you have never given me a reason to.

Dude, you are obviously LOOKING for examples of hyperbole, so you can be smug, when I call them hyperbole.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Yes, I find it to be 100% credible because he said it in person as well and he said it and tweeted it because his supporters were pissed off at him for signing the bill and he was trying to appease them. He was not being hyperbolic, he was ******* lying. But you cannot ever admit that your god could lie, you have to defend him 100% of the time.

It is useless to try and talk to you about Trump, you have no grasp on reality.

Dude. If you want to discuss real budget policies, why are you looking at ******* TWITTER?



It is not credible that any President is going to stop the rise in the debt any time soon.


You are looking for hyperbole now, so that you can gloat that I am not calling him a liar.

He said it live in a press conference also, but you still defend him to your dying breath.
I do enjoy exposing you for the fraud that you are, I am not ashamed to admit that.

It is not a credible claim. There is no chance of it being true. No reasonable person would take it seriously.

But they did, all of his followers, except for you I suppose, took it seriously when he said it and used it to defend his actions in signing the bill that he did sign. It was what they all clung to. Trump was not being hyperbolic, there is nothing about the language used or the tone of his voice when he said ti that would suggest hyperbole.

The lack of any credible plan for actually doing what he claims, for one.

Here is the video of him saying these words...tell me that he is being hyperbolic after you watch this..then we will know for sure


Trump: "I will never sign another bill like this again"

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I am actually a bit shocked someone could call that hyperbole.

WHy?

That is a good question, not sure why I expected more from you.

I guess I am just an eternal optimist

Your lack of an answer is noted.


Is snide all you have? Or do you want to actually answer the question now?

you asked why and I gave you a honest answer I don't know why I excepted better from you, you have never given me a reason to.

Dude, you are obviously LOOKING for examples of hyperbole, so you can be smug, when I call them hyperbole.

no, I am looking for examples of clear lying and seeing if you have the integrity to call them what they are.

So far you are batting zero

 

[Correll]

Dude. If you want to discuss real budget policies, why are you looking at ******* TWITTER?



It is not credible that any President is going to stop the rise in the debt any time soon.


You are looking for hyperbole now, so that you can gloat that I am not calling him a liar.

He said it live in a press conference also, but you still defend him to your dying breath.
I do enjoy exposing you for the fraud that you are, I am not ashamed to admit that.

It is not a credible claim. There is no chance of it being true. No reasonable person would take it seriously.

But they did, all of his followers, except for you I suppose, took it seriously when he said it and used it to defend his actions in signing the bill that he did sign. It was what they all clung to. Trump was not being hyperbolic, there is nothing about the language used or the tone of his voice when he said ti that would suggest hyperbole.

The lack of any credible plan for actually doing what he claims, for one.

Here is the video of him saying these words...tell me that he is being hyperbolic after you watch this..then we will know for sure


Trump: "I will never sign another bill like this again"

Like I said, the lack of any credible plan for actually sticking to that.


Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

He said it live in a press conference also, but you still defend him to your dying breath.
I do enjoy exposing you for the fraud that you are, I am not ashamed to admit that.

It is not a credible claim. There is no chance of it being true. No reasonable person would take it seriously.

But they did, all of his followers, except for you I suppose, took it seriously when he said it and used it to defend his actions in signing the bill that he did sign. It was what they all clung to. Trump was not being hyperbolic, there is nothing about the language used or the tone of his voice when he said ti that would suggest hyperbole.

The lack of any credible plan for actually doing what he claims, for one.

Here is the video of him saying these words...tell me that he is being hyperbolic after you watch this..then we will know for sure


Trump: "I will never sign another bill like this again"

Like I said, the lack of any credible plan for actually sticking to that.


Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

So, you are saying that after watching the video you still are going to claim it was hyperbole?

really?

 

[basquebromance]

 

[Correll]

It is not a credible claim. There is no chance of it being true. No reasonable person would take it seriously.

But they did, all of his followers, except for you I suppose, took it seriously when he said it and used it to defend his actions in signing the bill that he did sign. It was what they all clung to. Trump was not being hyperbolic, there is nothing about the language used or the tone of his voice when he said ti that would suggest hyperbole.

The lack of any credible plan for actually doing what he claims, for one.

Here is the video of him saying these words...tell me that he is being hyperbolic after you watch this..then we will know for sure


Trump: "I will never sign another bill like this again"

Like I said, the lack of any credible plan for actually sticking to that.


Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

So, you are saying that after watching the video you still are going to claim it was hyperbole?

really?

1. I twice explained my reasoning. Your inability to address my response is noted.

2. I asked you a question. You failed to respond.

3. Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

 

[Brain357]

And trump said trade wars were easy to win. What a mess, more taxes for us.

 

[AntonToo]

WTF? Where did anyone say anything about Canada?

And it's not as if ~2.5% is so much more impressive than 2%.

Dragon is from Canada, she is always ripping the US, she need to fix Canada and their issues and not be concerned with other countries. She complains about Russia's interference and I agree with her, however Canada or any other country needs to butt out.

I doubt she can fix Canada or any other country, that itself does not diqualify her comments about America.

That is your opinion, I disagree and that disqualifies her comments.

I don't "rip the US". I rip the asshole policies of your asshole President, and the lies of the conservatives posters. But I have noticed how defensive Russian posters are when someone criticizes the President. They're just as dishonest and thin-skinned as Trump.

Let's see all the proof you have of Russian posters, because you at times have called me a Russian poster. Is that your knee jerk response when you are defeated?

Just for the record, I'm a Russian-American poster

 

[Harpy Eagle]

1. I twice explained my reasoning. Your inability to address my response is noted.

2. I asked you a question. You failed to respond.

3. Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

I have come to the conclusion that you do not actually know what hyperbole means.

Here are some examples of hyperbole...

• He's running faster than the wind.
• This bag weighs a ton.
• That man is as tall as a house.
• This is the worst day of my life.
• The shopping cost me a million dollars.
• My dad will kill me when he comes home.
• Your skin is softer than silk.
• She's as skinny as a toothpick.

They are all so far out there that nobody could ever think they were true. A statement has to be almost comical to be hyperbole.

Trump saying he would never again sign a giant omnibus spending bill is not so far out there than nobody would ever think it was true, in fact you are the only one I have ever seen claim it was hyperbole. As he described why he signed it and why he would not do so again, he gave it validity.

I cannot give you an example of Trump using hyperbole because I do not think he does so.

 

[basquebromance]

the Fed has euthanized trump and congress. they think they can get away with all this debt building because it doesn't cost much. we're burying the country in debt. we're heading for a recession, my friends!

Trump is out to lunch. he's an ignoramus on monetary policy

 

[Correll]

1. I twice explained my reasoning. Your inability to address my response is noted.

2. I asked you a question. You failed to respond.

3. Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

I have come to the conclusion that you do not actually know what hyperbole means.

Here are some examples of hyperbole...

• He's running faster than the wind.
• This bag weighs a ton.
• That man is as tall as a house.
• This is the worst day of my life.
• The shopping cost me a million dollars.
• My dad will kill me when he comes home.
• Your skin is softer than silk.
• She's as skinny as a toothpick.

They are all so far out there that nobody could ever think they were true. A statement has to be almost comical to be hyperbole.

Trump saying he would never again sign a giant omnibus spending bill is not so far out there than nobody would ever think it was true, in fact you are the only one I have ever seen claim it was hyperbole. As he described why he signed it and why he would not do so again, he gave it validity.

I cannot give you an example of Trump using hyperbole because I do not think he does so.

And now we see that it is YOU who is operating on a binary, either or nuance free view, not me.


Someone is either telling the clear Truth, or lying, no "3rd option".


I am the one pointing out the obvious truth, that it is a lot more complex than that, ESPECIALLY with a blow hard like the President.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

1. I twice explained my reasoning. Your inability to address my response is noted.

2. I asked you a question. You failed to respond.

3. Let's turn this around. Can you give me a single example of his using hyperbole?

I have come to the conclusion that you do not actually know what hyperbole means.

Here are some examples of hyperbole...

• He's running faster than the wind.
• This bag weighs a ton.
• That man is as tall as a house.
• This is the worst day of my life.
• The shopping cost me a million dollars.
• My dad will kill me when he comes home.
• Your skin is softer than silk.
• She's as skinny as a toothpick.

They are all so far out there that nobody could ever think they were true. A statement has to be almost comical to be hyperbole.

Trump saying he would never again sign a giant omnibus spending bill is not so far out there than nobody would ever think it was true, in fact you are the only one I have ever seen claim it was hyperbole. As he described why he signed it and why he would not do so again, he gave it validity.

I cannot give you an example of Trump using hyperbole because I do not think he does so.

And now we see that it is YOU who is operating on a binary, either or nuance free view, not me.


Someone is either telling the clear Truth, or lying, no "3rd option".


I am the one pointing out the obvious truth, that it is a lot more complex than that, ESPECIALLY with a blow hard like the President.

It is not that complex. when one is using hyperbole they do not spend 5 minuets explaining why they made the comment.

 

[basquebromance]

Obama's average jobs for the last 25 months of his presidency: 225K

Trump's average jobs for the first 25 months of his presidency: 226K

TRUMP WINS!

TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP! TRUMP!

 

[basquebromance]

The Fed with their defer, dither, and delay plan are making the day of reckoning all the more horrible

 

[gtopa1]

And trump said trade wars were easy to win. What a mess, more taxes for us.

Buy US goods; less taxes!!!

Greg