a seriously impressive GDP report — 5 percent growth rate

[RobDownSouth]

Some very good news on the economic front: a 5 percent GDP growth rate

This is phenomenal. I wonder how much of this can be attributed to the recent crash in gasoline prices.

In any event, I'm sure once the Vettebigot and his lil sidekick query get their talking points, they'll be here to deflect, deride and distort this good news for America.

 

[Busybody]

Krugman, the ENRON consultant, lies

 

[Adre]

Some very good news on the economic front: a 5 percent GDP growth rate

This is phenomenal. I wonder how much of this can be attributed to the recent crash in gasoline prices.

In any event, I'm sure once the Vettebigot and his lil sidekick query get their talking points, they'll be here to deflect, deride and distort this good news for America.

They might pull the "you can't believe gummint numbers" card for this one. Or it's just an outlier. Or the Pub Senate victories contributed to consumer confidence yada yada yada. But one thing is for certain: Obama had nothing to do with it!

 

[RobDownSouth]

They might pull the "you can't believe gummint numbers" card for this one. Or it's just an outlier. Or the Pub Senate victories contributed to consumer confidence yada yada yada. But one thing is for certain: Obama had nothing to do with it!

Does anyone besides Contrifan32 do that anymore? "Can't trust no gummin numbers under a colored president!"

 

[Busybody]

Ebon ICKS maff gets you 5%

 

[Busybody]

so now it becomes clear

they stuffed all the spending on medical shit into this Q


ITS ALL BS~

from top down, ALL LIES and BS

 

[JustaSCOUNDREL]

Ya know Rob it really is a damn good number, but as usual it will likely revised down a little still not too bad. I read where this was the best quarter in the last 11 years.

BTW Rob who was the President 11 years ago? I'm sure you remember who it was, you know the guy who brought the economy back from the recession started at the end of Clinton's last term and was deepened by the 9/11/2001 attack on the Twin Towers.

 

[oggbashan]

It has embarrassed the UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer (the Government's Finance Head).

Only a few weeks ago he announced that the UK's Growth Rate was the highest in the developed Western World at 2.9%. Now the US has gone much better and our figure has been reconsidered at 2.6%.

But the US's growth rate of 5% is good news for us Brits. It means that the US, one of our major trading partners, is recovering and we tend to follow, even if slower.

Please keep buying Scotch Whisky, Rolls-Royce autos, and other Made in Britain products. We need your dollars.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Ya know Rob it really is a damn good number, but as usual it will likely revised down a little still not too bad. I read where this was the best quarter in the last 11 years.

BTW Rob who was the President 11 years ago? I'm sure you remember who it was, you know the guy who brought the economy back from the recession started at the end of Clinton's last term and was deepened by the 9/11/2001 attack on the Twin Towers.

Negative Ghostrider, the pattern is full.....

The 5% figure WAS the revised number. LINK

Query also likes to splutter about how gummint numbers are "always" revised downward. It's been a lot of fun rubbing his nose in it the past two quarters.

 

[Busybody]

Some very good news on the economic front: a 5 percent GDP growth rate

This is phenomenal. I wonder how much of this can be attributed to the recent crash in gasoline prices.

In any event, I'm sure once the Vettebigot and his lil sidekick query get their talking points, they'll be here to deflect, deride and distort this good news for America.

oppsie

re-write, get me RE-WRITE

 

[Busybody]

here ya go

https://lh4.ggpht.com/lcydxe9aTLvDT5flQ4PldQQswbnrC0tR4IIpTQjPr5PI2fSSvHhlc3ENf2B6DyGZOIY=w300

 

[KingOrfeo]

. . . you know the guy who brought the economy back from the recession started at the end of Clinton's last term . . .

Heh-heh . . . heh-heh . . . ha-ha-ha-ha-HAAAWWW!!!! Good one!

 

[Que]

Some very good news on the economic front: a 5 percent GDP growth rate

This is phenomenal. I wonder how much of this can be attributed to the recent crash in gasoline prices.

In any event, I'm sure once the Vettebigot and his lil sidekick query get their talking points, they'll be here to deflect, deride and distort this good news for America.

None, yet. Lower fuel prices will help transportation and manufacturing costs which should improve profit margins but not gross sales. Selling oil and petroleum products for less money will not increase the GDP, it will decrease it. It will however make everyone comparatively richer because they pay less for everything.

That is like saying, "hey, the price of cotton just dropped so we will find more buyers for it, how much more money are we going to make if we sell it for less."

 

[Wrong Element]

Ya know Rob it really is a damn good number, but as usual it will likely revised down a little still not too bad. I read where this was the best quarter in the last 11 years.

BTW Rob who was the President 11 years ago? I'm sure you remember who it was, you know the guy who brought the economy back from the recession started at the end of Clinton's last term and was deepened by the 9/11/2001 attack on the Twin Towers.

The 2001 recession was fairly shallow (and at any rate, did not begin while Clinton was still president).

Anyway, good luck convincing anyone that the Bush economic record was something to point to with pride.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Economy ended the year at an above-average 2.4% yearly growth rate overall. Compare that to the recent 2.2% growth rate, that's a pretty good improvement (Although I'm sure Professor Queerbait's unique take on mathmatics (sic) will allow him to find some way to disagree).

Analysts are predicting a robust 3% growth rate in 2015 as the continuing plunge in gas prices improves consumer purchasing power.

Good news for America.
Bad news for the doom 'n gloom contingent.

 

[KingOrfeo]

None, yet.

What, then?

 

[Busybody]

Economy ended the year at an above-average 2.4% yearly growth rate overall. Compare that to the recent 2.2% growth rate, that's a pretty good improvement (Although I'm sure Professor Queerbait's unique take on mathmatics (sic) will allow him to find some way to disagree).

Analysts are predicting a robust 3% growth rate in 2015 as the continuing plunge in gas prices improves consumer purchasing power.

Good news for America.
Bad news for the doom 'n gloom contingent.

BS

most tepid recovery in history

 

[Busybody]

The 2001 recession was fairly shallow (and at any rate, did not begin while Clinton was still president).

Anyway, good luck convincing anyone that the Bush economic record was something to point to with pride.

hey YO, NIGGER....you forget 9/11? and NIGGER KATRINA?

and the recession started with the dot com crash...under PEDO CLITMAN

 

[Busybody]

what do NIGGERS know about an economy?

and ROBBY, STFU about above avg...its BS, even NIGGER ELEMENT is laffing at you

https://raymondpronk.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/gdp-10-recoveries-10-2012.gif?w=544

 

[Busybody]

even the brain dead Bye!DUMBASS knows

Biden Forgets Who’s President: “Past Six Years Have Been Really, Really Hard For This Country”…

 

[unregistered]

 

[Busybody]

Grubman

he who teaches ONE course at NYU on INCOME INEQUALITY and get 250K!!!!!!!!!!!!! To teach ONE course on INCOME INEQUALITY

 

[unregistered]

 

[KingOrfeo]

Oh Paul Krugman, the "conscience of a Liberal" or is that "the liberal without a conscience." Like Rob, "the Southern Downer," this wacko ideologue simply cannot be trusted as an honest broker in economics.

What? He's not making up the GDP figures, is he?

 

[Busybody]

NIGGER OMICKS doesn't work

hey yo,

since you post in the SAME thread as RACIST BUSYBODY

who throws the word NIGGER around

You are a RACIST

Sorry