Neither. They're both disgusting to me, and represent the same things.
Trump seems intent on destroying the economy more quickly - that's really the only difference I can see.
Neither. They're both disgusting to me, and represent the same things.
Working Class and Middle Class wages are up. All Unemployment is down, including minorities. Trade imbalance is down. And the big surprise is investment in industrial production is up for this first since 'Free Trade' started in the 90's.
US government borrowing soars to highest level since recession, despite strong economy
The second-half borrowing estimate of US$769 billion is the highest since US$1.1 trillion in July-December 2008
https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united- ... hest-level
The Treasury Department predicted the US government’s borrowing needs in the second half of this year will jump to the most since the financial crisis a decade ago as the nation’s fiscal health deteriorates – despite a strong economy.
The department expects to issue US$329 billion in net marketable debt from July through September, the fourth-largest total for that quarter on record and higher than the US$273 billion estimated in April, Treasury said in a report Monday. The department’s forecast for the October-December quarter is US$440 billion, bringing the second-half borrowing estimate to US$769 billion, the highest since US$1.1 trillion in July-December 2008.
The deficit totalled US$607 billion through the first nine months of the financial year that ends September 30, compared with US$523 billion from the same period a year earlier. The Congressional Budget Office in late June predicted total government spending would exceed revenue by US$1 trillion in 2020.
Those are the initial effects, and the peak of late-cycle economics. Fairly typical. Domestic producers are booming, because they're suddenly able to raise prices to match the tariffs. Expecting them to suddenly make up the difference in supply is fairly ridiculous, though.
Precisely.pineapplemike wrote: ↑Wed Aug 01, 2018 2:08 pmi dont think GCF is suggesting the economy is tanking, more that trump and the republicans are accelerating us to the next inevitable economic contraction
Far too late for that. They’ve owned America for decades.