[paratrooper82]

Does a single American actually believe this crap?

I don't believe any GDP figures about this economy, since most are lies to create a positive outlook for this administration while sticking a knife in the back of the private sector.

Next week it will something different, who cares!

[Teacher317]

"Great" news... one tenth of one percent...

My, how the mighty have fallen. (And the Left LOVES it)

[Mr. Peabody]

Heckuvajob Odumbo!

[Ingtar]

It will be “revised downward” when it is politically expedient to do so.

[LibertarianLiz]

It beats contraction, which was the result of the initial estimate a month ago

So, the initial "estimate" was a contraction; but, magically they were able to pull out a .1% increase. Really? And, I'm supposed to believe this number.

They had to have a positive number, because the last number was a contraction and two contractions in a row is the official definition of a recession. (BTW, I don't believe we ever got out of the last recession; but, that's just me.)

[harpu]

BUT "personal consumption growth, which clocked in at 2.2 percent in the initial estimate and was expected to rise to 2.3 percent in today's release, actually slowed to 2.1 percent."

[PLMerite]

Double Plus Good!