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No lie.
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GDP has just been revised down to 1.9% The economy is in deep trouble
No lie.
No lie.
Many countries would be very happy with a GDP of plus 1.9% or even plus anything.
Many countries would be very happy with a GDP of plus 1.9% or even plus anything.
Only to be expected since DJT is running the country like his business .
I still cannot believe anyone could lose money running a casino .
that was manipulated
it really was MINUS .09%
Shut it you groveling sycophant.
Trump criticized Obama for the same thing he has "achieved". And you most likely skewered Obama for what you are rationalizing for Trump.
that was manipulated
it really was MINUS .09%
Business investment, which was supposed to be unleashed by the power of tax cuts for billionaires, has now dropped two straight quarters.
this was when the US wasnt growing as fast as the WORLD was
now the WORLD is DEAD and America is flying
what a DUMMY you are
Business investment, which was supposed to be unleashed by the power of tax cuts for billionaires, has now dropped two straight quarters.
Business investment, which was supposed to be unleashed by the power of tax cuts for billionaires, has now dropped two straight quarters.
The only thing that trickles down are the debt service payments.
In fiscal year 2020, interest payments will exceed the amount that the federal government spends on children, according to projections from the Urban Institute.
In fiscal year 2021, interest will surpass the combined amount spent on Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and subsidies for the purchase of health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
In fiscal year 2022, interest spending will exceed all mandatory spending other than that for Social Security and the major health care programs. That budget category, known as “other mandatory” spending, includes programs for income security, military retirement, and agriculture.
In fiscal year 2023, the federal government will spend more on interest than defense.