OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

[Tomjas]

Post tax cuts:

Revenue is up.
Wages are up.
Unemployment is down (at record levels in some cases).
Jobs are up.
GDP is up.

Yeah, I'd say that's working pretty damn good.

Unless one is like Bill Maher, and praying for a recession.

GDP is an anaemic 1.9% and deficit/national debt is skyrocketing

Fool’s gold

[1bad65]

GDP is an anaemic 1.9% and deficit/national debt is skyrocketing

Fool’s gold

1.9% is a drop for Trump's average, yes.

However, your boy averaged under 2% growth over 8 years.

And I see you still do not understand the difference between tax rate and tax revenue, nor how the Federal deficit/surplus is calculated (I have observed that most of you superfans have this specific mental block).

And since you failed to clarify your position when I last engaged you a couple days ago, engaging you in the future (without a payoff on my end, of course ) is a complete waste of my time.

So back to the Ignore List you go.

[Stev3]

You guys ready for Trump 2020?

[MELLY-MEL...]

https://www.foxnews.com/media/former...rham-ig-report

[JimRaynor]

I read the article

Basic etiquette Dictates I not copy and paste the entire article so that you can read it.

So all that you posted (discussing two whole months)

Point was tax cuts aren’t helping the deficits. You pointing out a two month increase in revenue (thanks to impending holidays). Deficits are increasing. Gov gonna spend. But you don’t see the point. We were supposed to be rolling in doe with these tax cuts. Deficits were supposed to shrink, according to resident re tard 1sad.

Keep spinning though. Your not sucking me in.

That whole article you posted was only concerning the past two months. The portion you selectively highlighted about the deficit was only concerning past two months. You can’t select a 2 month deficit period and then to proceed to criticize me for pointing out a 2 month revenue increase... lol?

The revenue from tax cuts is UP, the deficit increased because spending increased. It’s like if you were being paid $1000 a month and your expenses were $900 a month and then you got more money via tax cut so now you’re getting $1200 a month, but you decide to up your spending to $1400, this is what fuels a larger deficit.

[man down]

lol

Nixon resigned rather than face impeachment for obstructing Congress and abuse of power

Some commentators are playing you guys for fools so do your own research

Bro the only fool is you if you think Trump is going anywhere.

[JimRaynor]

Tax cuts are working!?!?!

Wtf are these people drinking?

America is hitting record good numbers in every important measurable economic category. Question is what the hell are you drinking? Do you live in an alternate reality?

[1bad65]

America is hitting record good numbers in every important measurable economic category. Question is what the hell are you drinking? Do you live in an alternate reality?

According to that superfan, none of these great numbers are due to Trump's policies.

He's either an ignorant indoctrinated kid, or a base troll.

Either way, your best bet is to place him on your Ignore List.

[Lords]

GDP is an anaemic 1.9% and deficit/national debt is skyrocketing

Fool’s gold

Bro, don’t let that kid fool you with his misleading bs.

Revenue is almost ALWAYS up, the real question is by how much? Trump is averaging $35b a year in revenue growth, Obama in his last term was around $200b in growth, ouch.

Wages always go up too, but never keep up with inflation.

Unemployment has been trending down for several years now, Trump is just on the end of the stick.

Kids who come from the school of Ted Cruz economics always give you only half the equation.

[JimRaynor]

Bro, don’t let that kid fool you with his misleading bs.

Revenue is almost ALWAYS up, the real question is by how much? Trump is averaging $35b a year in revenue growth, Obama in his last term was around $200b in growth, ouch.

What nonsense are you going on about?

U.S. Tax Revenue by Year

FY 2020 - $3.64 trillion, budgeted.
FY 2019 - $3.44 trillion, estimated.
FY 2018 - $3.33 trillion.
FY 2017 - $3.32 trillion.
FY 2016 - $3.27 trillion.
FY 2015 - $3.25 trillion.
FY 2014 - $3.02 trillion.
FY 2013 - $2.77 trillion.
FY 2012 - $2.45 trillion.
FY 2011 - $2.30 trillion.
FY 2010 - $2.16 trillion.
FY 2009 - $2.10 trillion.
FY 2008 - $2.52 trillion.

https://www.thebalance.com/current-u...evenue-3305762

Wages always go up too, but never keep up with inflation.

Regardless if they are keeping up with inflation or not, wage growth is higher now than since early 00's.

Unemployment has been trending down for several years now, Trump is just on the end of the stick.

Kids who come from the school of Ted Cruz economics always give you only half the equation.

Kind of like yourself.