Americans postive on the economy: First time in seven years

[RobDownSouth]

Still more bad news for query and vettebigot. This is shaping up to be the worst Christmas EVAR for those two America haters!!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B5j4VqKCAAAQhgv.png

 

[Busybody]

CNN?

Not credible....Try again

 

[Adre]

The way things are looking, Obama will have been handed the worst economic conditions of my lifetime, and he will likely pass on to his successor the strongest economy of the past twenty years or so. Facts and numbers folks, not spin. Have at it faux libertarians and not Republicans. Show us your hate for the Muslim Nigerian Communist.

 

[Busybody]

Obola was responsible for the 08 recession and has presided over the most tepid recovery from a recession ever....despite manipulated numbers

 

[cowslinger64]

Obola was responsible for the 08 recession and has presided over the most tepid recovery from a recession ever....despite manipulated numbers

You really are THAT stupid... Jeezus man. We were on the brink of depression when he was elected..

 

[Busybody]

You really are THAT stupid... Jeezus man. We were on the brink of depression when he was elected..

no we weren't

and Obola caused it

I had a thread on it...in 2008

 

[cowslinger64]

no we weren't

and Obola caused it

I had a thread on it...in 2008

Yes, we were.

No possible way he could have, especially with what was handed to him.

You were really fuckin stupid then too.

 

[Busybody]

Yes, we were.

No possible way he could have, especially with what was handed to him.

You were really fuckin stupid then too.

I gave my reasoned reasons then....and it worked out as I predicted

and

His so called recovery Is teh WORST ever out of a recesssion

 

[Busybody]

Obola=LOSER

High Year over Year US GDP Growth

10s: 3.1%
00s: 4.8%
90s: 5.9%
80s: 7.8%
70s: 6.7%
60s: 8.2%
50s: 9.5%

CBO data

Debt to GDP 40% to 110%

 

[Busybody]

the reasons people are MORE optimistic

is cause the end of the Obola error is around the corner

 

[Busybody]

Real American President

vs

Jug Eared COLORED MUSLIM TERRORIST born in Kenya VALET president


http://www.rpc.senate.gov/imo/media/image/ReaganVsObamaRecovery.jpg

 

[Busybody]

NO covery, "recovery", under Hussein Soetoro Obola

http://libertyworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/July-2011Obama-Vs-reagan-GD.gif

 

[RobDownSouth]

Thank you busybody, for pointing out that Reagan had a much milder recession to recover from than the Bush Recession that President Obama inherited.

And let's not forget, President Reagan didn't have the opposition party attempting to sabotage the economy for political gain at every step of the way.

 

[Busybody]

STFU, with the BS,

#womenbasher


Reagan had to contend with 18% interest rates and 12% inflation and Tip Oneil.....go peddle shit elsewhere

 

[Busybody]

Misery Index

RR more then halved it.....Obola with his fiction numbers hasn't moved it.....Bush had better record, despite the Obola induced RECESSION



Unemployment rate + Inflation rate


President

Time Period

Average

Low

High

Start

End

Change


Harry Truman 1948–1952 7.88 3.45 – Dec 1952 13.63 – Jan 1948 13.63 3.45 -10.18
Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953–1960 9.26 2.97 – Jul 1953 10.98 – Apr 1958 3.28 9.96 +4.68
John F. Kennedy 1961–1962 7.14 6.40 – Jul 1962 8.38 – Jul 1961 8.31 6.82 -1.49
Lyndon B. Johnson 1963–1968 6.77 5.70 – Nov 1965 8.19 – Jul 1968 7.02 8.12 +1.10
Richard Nixon 1969–1974 10.57 7.80 – Jan 1969 17.01 – Jul 1974 7.80 17.01 +9.21
Gerald Ford 1974–1976 16.00 12.66 – Dec 1976 19.90 – Jan 1975 16.36 12.66 -3.70
Jimmy Carter 1977–1980 16.26 12.60 – Apr 1978 21.98 – Jun 1980 12.72 19.72 +7.00
Ronald Reagan 1981–1988 12.19 7.70 – Dec 1986 19.33 – Jan 1981 19.33 9.72 -9.61
George H. W. Bush 1989–1992 10.68 9.64 – Sep 1989 14.47 – Nov 1990 10.07 10.30 +0.23
Bill Clinton 1993–2000 7.80 5.74 – Apr 1998 10.56 – Jan 1993 10.56 7.29 -3.27
George W. Bush 2001–2008 8.11 5.71 – Oct 2006 11.47 – Aug 2008 7.93 7.39 -0.54
Barack Obama 2009–September 2014
Incomplete data 10.26 7.30 – July 2009
index offset by negative inflation (-2.10) 12.97 – September 2011 7.83 7 .60 -0.23