http://donsurber.blogspot.com/2018/02/r ... nning.html"We're going to win so much, you may even get tired of winning, and you're going to say please, please, it's too much winning. We can't take it anymore," Donald John Trump said.
It is the greatest campaign promise in the history of Western civilization.
His prophecy is starting to come true on every front.
LOL sure, Steve. Don't look at bond yields, everything's awesome.Stephen Moore wrote in the Hill.
"And that’s without the Trump tax cut. I’m on record at CNN for predicting 3.5 percent and possibly 4 percent growth next year, which we haven’t seen in at least 15 years.
The most surprising thing to me was that the Dems have seemingly lost the electorate.GrumpyCatFace wrote:LOL sure, Steve. Don't look at bond yields, everything's awesome.Stephen Moore wrote in the Hill.
"And that’s without the Trump tax cut. I’m on record at CNN for predicting 3.5 percent and possibly 4 percent growth next year, which we haven’t seen in at least 15 years.
I can't explain how the Democratic party got so incredibly stupid. But I can tell you that this economy is about to get rocked.C-Mag wrote:The most surprising thing to me was that the Dems have seemingly lost the electorate.GrumpyCatFace wrote:LOL sure, Steve. Don't look at bond yields, everything's awesome.Stephen Moore wrote in the Hill.
"And that’s without the Trump tax cut. I’m on record at CNN for predicting 3.5 percent and possibly 4 percent growth next year, which we haven’t seen in at least 15 years.
It's a given. Everything bad is Trumps fault to start. I'm pretty sure Trump stole all of South Africa's Water.pineapplemike wrote:I swear to god if the narrative following the crash is that tax cuts were to blame I'm going to be grumpy
bastard.C-Mag wrote: I'm pretty sure Trump stole all of South Africa's Water.
Turns out that dumping an extra trillion into the bond market, while the Fed is trying to unload 10x that amount, and raise rates, at the end of a business cycle isn’t a good idea for bond yields or your currency. Who knew?pineapplemike wrote:I swear to god if the narrative following the crash is that tax cuts were to blame I'm going to be grumpy
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Turns out that dumping an extra trillion into the bond market, while the Fed is trying to unload 10x that amount, and raise rates, at the end of a business cycle isn’t a good idea for bond yields or your currency. Who knew?pineapplemike wrote:I swear to god if the narrative following the crash is that tax cuts were to blame I'm going to be grumpy
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