Biden's America: Economy Has the Best Growth Record Since Clinton

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https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/a...nomy-has-the-best-growth-record-since-clinton

Bad timing for trumpers.

We’re more than a year-and-a-half into Joe Biden’s presidency, with full second-quarter economic growth numbers from the US Bureau of Economic Analysis now in hand. Which seems like as good a time as any for another installment in my occasional series comparing growth rates under US presidents — which somewhat to my surprise shows Biden on pace to compile by far the best growth record since Bill Clinton.​
 
Opinion piece.

Way to present "facts."

Now, do something to up your game...
 
Now, do something to up your game...
Sure! Which parts do you disagree with and back up with facts?
Yup, first thing that struck me. Even so the author admits to a LOT of data massaging to get the results he opined on.
same question because you two have a history of this type of "argument."
Self confessions are MAGA lies!
I suppose this means something. To someone. Somewhere.
 
Quarter-to-quarter historical comparisons are considered valid by the SEC and corporations. It's a generally accepted "measuring stick". Unfortunately for MAGA nation, these numbers run contrary to Teh Narrative ("Murica in decline! Dems in disarray") so they are compelled to tilt at windmills.

Been watching gas prices lately? When the Ukraine-Russia war spiked oil prices, Wingnuts predicted teh end of teh world if Federal lands were not opened for oil exploration! Dooom! Glooom! And then what happened? President Joe Biden held firm against that specious claim, and oil companies uncapped idle wells that were unprofitable at price point X but were profitable at the new norm, price point Y. Equilibrium was restored to teh market, prices leveled off and then declined, and now we're just about back to where we were. So much for the "drill babby drill" fable.
Sure! Which parts do you disagree with and back up with facts?

same question because you two have a history of this type of "argument."

I suppose this means something. To someone. Somewhere.
 
Opinion piece.

Way to present "facts."

Now, do something to up your game...
An opinion piece? Absolutely it was. BUT the data wasn't an opinion, it was gathered from a reliable source that BOTH sides use. Way to go with the red herring btw. But you might want to try again, it didn't work very well.
Yup, first thing that struck me. Even so the author admits to a LOT of data massaging to get the results he opined on.
A lot of data massaging? Absolutely the author did FOR THE ONE CHART HE USED AS THE MAIN POINT of his opinion. BUT...the data for the GDP comparison wasn't and still shows the GDP under Biden almost twice that under the donald. As stated above, nice red herring, but try again 'cause it flopped like the cold dead fish it is.

Comshaw
 
An opinion piece? Absolutely it was. BUT the data wasn't an opinion, it was gathered from a reliable source that BOTH sides use. Way to go with the red herring btw. But you might want to try again, it didn't work very well.

A lot of data massaging? Absolutely the author did FOR THE ONE CHART HE USED AS THE MAIN POINT of his opinion. BUT...the data for the GDP comparison wasn't and still shows the GDP under Biden almost twice that under the donald. As stated above, nice red herring, but try again 'cause it flopped like the cold dead fish it is.

Comshaw
AJ and Ishtard strike again.
 
What will the World do when Republicans die? Who will post their hate? They are not naturally recruiting replacements. So I guess they are going to have to hire illegals. I urge you to look into those brown colored ones...I hear they are better workers than what you have been using
 
It rose in spite of Biden’s economic policies, and then we had Covid-19. There are so many other pieces of Trump economic policies that thwarted a complete economic collapse. Then there’s inflation and increased fuel prices. GDP/GDI won’t be accurately measured till the next 10 year averages are in the books. No one is taking into account fed rate hikes and the overall impact that will have on GDP when layoff hit the streets and housing startups start dipping.

Keep an eye on U.S. bond inverted yield curve.
 
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