Stephen Moore: It's the Trump economy, stupid - www.thehill.com
Video: Economic progress under Trump is an illusion, crash coming says Ron Paul
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Missing $21 trillion means federal government is lawless says Dr. Mark Skidmore
In 2017, Michigan State University economics professor Mark Skidmore made an astounding discovery about the finances and budgets of the U.S. federal government.
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Shortly after Skidmore’s findings went public, the Pentagon announced the first ever audit of the Department of Defense. The audits are presently underway.
Surprise, surprise, surprise! The economy WILL crash at some point; that's what cutting taxes for the rich does! Remember the Bush tax cuts, anyone? What did Ike say about the military industrial complex? So much for the Republican notion that our military is perpetually underfunded; they've got PLENTY of our tax dollars to spend! Nothing for infrastructure, though. That would be WASTEFUL Big Government spending! Nothing new to see here!
ReplyDeleteAnd the embittered, unemployed, Trump derangement troll shares his economic analysis. Meanwhile, the country is seeing record employment, low inflation, a strong stock market, increased GDP, promise for peace in the Korean peninsula, near irradiation of Isis and a huge reduction in taxes! Trump is guaranteed a 2nd term!
DeleteAh, Trump's Demented Avengers speak! I never mentioned Trump; but there you are, singing his praises! I notice you crowing about everything BUT what the articles said. Could it be that you can't argue with the truth? I thought so. Besides, it's not my economic analysis per se, just the sound logic of both liberal AND conservative economists for the last 40 years. Don't get your hopes up on Korea; even if the Summit does happen, nothing will come of it. And you forgot about Iran, didn't you? They're threatening to start their nuke program up again! Thanks, Donald! Glad you're enjoying your "Trump change" tax cut. I would be insulted by such a pitiful amount of money, myself. Sincerely yours, RETIRED AND LAUGHING AT YOU!
DeleteEmployment up, stock market up, taxes down . . . the measures that achieved those benefits were childishly obvious, and prior administrations might have pursued them. They didn't because of the costs involved. Some things don't translate well into dollar figures. Climate, the environment, regulations that were enacted in response to reprehensible deeds, etc - all those have been sacrificed. If big business is given EVERYTHING they want, as the current administration has done, naturally they'll ramp up in response and naturally the stock market will quickly surge; no crystal ball was needed to foresee that. However, there's a time horizon for all those things: the benefits are short term, but the costs are long term. People who applaud the former but ignore the latter will undoubtedly point big loud fingers when the unavoidable consequences come due, at members of some "party" or ideology, but not at their own, and certainly not at themselves.
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