LOL! Let's see:
The stock market is climbing, and it has gained more in the last 17 months than it during Obama's entire presidency. In 2014, the stock market was barely over 15,000. In 2016, it was barely at 16,000. Now it's at 24,000.
The tax cuts have produced an extra $220 per month in my take-home pay.
We have seen a record-setting growth in manufacturing jobs.
The unemployment rate is at an historic low.
So far, over $500 billion in American parked overseas has come back to the U.S., directly thanks to the Trump tax cuts.
While it remains to be seen what will happen with North Korea, the fact that Trump even got Kim Jung Un to the table is a remarkable achievement.
Our military is now being rebuilt.
Our trade deficit is coming down.
And on and on I could go.
Too bad none of those things outside your claim pf additional income is true.
Trump no longer talks a lot about the stock market. Here’s why
By
Niv Elis - 07/01/18 07:34 PM EDT
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Nearly seven months into 2018, Trump barely mentions the markets anymore. The S&P 500, considered one of the best representations of the U.S. stock market, closed at 2,718 on Friday.
Even as good economic news continues to make headlines, the stock markets have become volatile. The S&P is hovering at the same level it was in late December and early January.
During his first full year in office, Trump tweeted the phrase “stock market” 46 times, almost once a week.
Since Jan. 26, when the market topped out at 2,872 and headed into a correction, Trump has only tweeted about it twice.
One of those tweets decried the seeming incongruence between the market and the steady stream of good economic news.
“In the 'old days,' when good news was reported, the Stock Market would go up. Today, when good news is reported, the Stock Market goes down. Big mistake, and we have so much good (great) news about the economy!” he
lamented.
The switch makes sense.
In his first year in office, Trump had plenty to brag about when it came to stock performance.
The S&P 500 rose 23.9 percent from Jan. 20, 2017 to Jan. 20, 2018.
Of the last eight presidents, only former President Obama had seen faster growth in his first year in office, at 30 percent, according to data from Microtrends.
Just a few months later, the S&P’s performance under Trump has fallen but is up 20 percent since his inauguration. That’s behind the 20.4 percent growth seen by former President George H. W. Bush over the same time period, the 24.8 under Obama and the 39.8 under former President Ford.
Trump no longer talks a lot about the stock market. Here’s why
As for NK other presidents didn't want to waste their time. Not that only Trump could bring them to the table.
Our military did not need to be rebuilt.
Our trade deficit with who is coming down?
The tax cuts have come back as stock buy backs benefitting only stockholders. You getting 220 per month back does not represent the overall picture.
Unemployment started going downward 6 years before Trump took office. he thing here is Obama inherited a dead economy on the verge of depression. Trump inherited a healthy economy at full employment. He did not create full employment by any of his policies. But his supporters give him credit just because he is siting in the oval office.
I can keep going too. The major difference is what I'm saying is supported by fact.