It took about five minutes to find the BEA side which totally refutes the lies of the DNC platform. The above link will lead you to some BEA tables which illustrates what fools the DNC are.
The truth is in the numbers:
1988-1992 Avg. GDP = 2.25% Growth
Highest GDP = 4.2% ('88)
1981 - 1992 Avg. GDP = 2.9% growth
Highest GDP = 7.3% growth ('84)
1993-2000 Avg. GDP = 3.7% growth
Highest GDP = 4.4% growth ('97)
The truth is that during the 'Clinton years' the economy continued to roll along and grow due in a large part to the sound economic policies laid out during the Reagan/Bush years.
The Reagan/Bush years numbers are skewed downward in part because of the poor economy Reagan inherited from the peanut farmer.
But the DNC will have none of the truth, because they can't handle the truth.
MARK A SITY
http://www.logic101.net/
1) Demonstrate how quickly one is able to refute their lies.
and
2) Give other Freepers access to a site with economic statistics to refute those lies.
There is a wealth of other information on the site as well. For example, we all remember the first of the thousands of lies by bill c.:
"Its the econonomy, stupid"
"Worse economy in 50 years."
The truth: -0.5% GDP in 1992, a dip in an otherwise continuously rising GDP curve.
1974 -0.6%
1975 -0.4% Two years of negative 'growth' in a row
1980 -0.2% The Carter years take effect
1982 -2.0% Jimmah at his best
1983 +4.3%
1984 +7.3% Reagonomics begins to take effect and the 16 year upward trend begins (small dip in '91).
1) Demonstrate how quickly one is able to refute their lies.
and
2) Give other Freepers access to a site with economic statistics to refute those lies.
There is a wealth of other information on the site as well. For example, we all remember the first of the thousands of lies by bill c.:
"Its the econonomy, stupid"
"Worse economy in 50 years."
The truth: -0.5% GDP in 1992, a dip in an otherwise continuously rising GDP curve.
1974 -0.6%
1975 -0.4% Two years of negative 'growth' in a row
1980 -0.2% The Carter years take effect
1982 -2.0% Jimmah at his best
1983 +4.3%
1984 +7.3% Reagonomics begins to take effect and the 16 year upward trend begins (small dip in '91).