Posted on 09/10/2018 7:47:26 PM PDT by caww
"We have accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions"...President Donald J. Trump
AN ECONOMIC TURNAROUND: President Donald J. Trump has delivered an economic turnaround following the weak economic trends of the previous Administration.
President Trump has turned around many of the flat economic trends experienced under the Obama Administration.
HISTORIC ECONOMIC SUCCESS: President Trumps pro-growth policies have led to an undeniable economic resurgence, benefitting American businesses and workers.
DENYING CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE: President Trump has achieved clear success in jump starting the economy, defying repeated attempts to credit the Obama Administration.
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(Excerpt) Read more at whitehouse.gov ...
When will you people understand that?
Sadly enough local and state officials are doing everything possible to block experiencing any of this...take a look at sanctuary state California and how homeless ridden SF and LA have become...and the Chinese own much of the prime Downtown real estate.
Thank you President Trump...Obama can’t take credit on it!!!
He needs to also boast about foreign affairs too. ISIS is gone and NK no longer playing missile games.
Unfortunately, there is also bad news.
In spite of record tax collections, Trump has had to borrow more money in Fiscal 2018 than Obama borrowed in Fiscal 2017.
“Americas economy is booming”...
And the liberals are fuming!
He didn’t build that. /sarc
Which proves once again that marginal tax rate reductions INCREASE revenue.
Re: “Which proves once again that marginal tax rate reductions INCREASE revenue.”
Tragically, it also proves - once again - that every time you give politicians more money, they will increase spending and borrow more money!
Compare Trump’s Fiscal 2018 numbers to Obama-Trump’s Fiscal 2017 numbers.
Data from the July 2018 Treasury YTD Monthly Statement...
Trump - YTD - increased revenue by $26 billion.
Trump - YTD - increased spending by $145 billion
Trump - YTD - increased deficit spending from $566 billion to $684 billion
Data From: Table 3 - Summary of Receipts and Outlays July 2018
https://www.fiscal.treasury.gov/fsreports/rpt/mthTreasStmt/mts0718.pdf
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