Economy Picked Up Speed, GDP at 3.4% Growth Rate in 3rd Quarter

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that's not the point Americans care about....they're in to gas and food prices, ability to buy a home...the basics of life. For the average American the concept of 3.4% GDP growth is meaningless.

So you are saying they are upset about the impact of Bidenflation. I get it.
That f'er made everything more expensive. Democrats can screw up a wet dream.
 
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So you are saying they are upset about the impact of Bidenflation. I get it.
That f'er made everything more expensive. Democrats can screw up a wet dream.
******* retard. That was post covid inflation the ENTIRE WORLD experienced. That's like blaming Trump for all the economic/market woes at the end of his presidency when Covid struck.
 

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So you are saying they are upset about the impact of Bidenflation. I get it.
That f'er made everything more expensive. Democrats can screw up a wet dream.
I could be saying that, but to the vast majority of Americans, Biden is so 2024...the person who promised to reduce prices is in the white house, and he get's their blame.... May or may not be right (@dpic73 says it's right) but the "buck stops there"
 

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So you are saying they are upset about the impact of Bidenflation. I get it.
That f'er made everything more expensive. Democrats can screw up a wet dream.
How about telling the voters they're wrong because gdp picked up? Maybe they'll ignore their wallets and vote red then, huh Screech?

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I could be saying that, but to the vast majority of Americans, Biden is so 2024...the person who promised to reduce prices is in the white house, and he get's their blame.... May or may not be right (@dpic73 says it's right) but the "buck stops there"

Having major construction projects has made me much more aware of leading and lagging timelines for events.

For example when Trump was elected the first year of his term was all on President Biden as he had the budget approved and was being implemented under Trump.

The second year of the Trump term started the first Trump Budget year.

The inflation damage under Biden’s administration is lagging and the effects of the Biden’s policies will linger for several years after he has left office.

HOWEVER THE MAN IN THE OFFICE IS WHERE THE BULLSEYE IS SET

Trump in my opinion is doing a great job almost everywhere except with the lingering effects of inflation and affordability

It will start improving soon but not in time for the elections

That may be a downfall. I still am convinced the BEST is right around the corner if we can just keep a Republican Congress


With that in place there will be a generational Golden Age
 

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Having major construction projects has made me much more aware of leading and lagging timelines for events.

For example when Trump was elected the first year of his term was all on President Biden as he had the budget approved and was being implemented under Trump.

The second year of the Trump term started the first Trump Budget year.

The inflation damage under Biden’s administration is lagging and the effects of the Biden’s policies will linger for several years after he has left office.

HOWEVER THE MAN IN THE OFFICE IS WHERE THE BULLSEYE IS SET

Trump in my opinion is doing a great job almost everywhere except with the lingering effects of inflation and affordability

It will start improving soon but not in time for the elections

That may be a downfall. I still am convinced the BEST is right around the corner if we can just keep a Republican Congress


With that in place there will be a generational Golden Age
you are very astute (your understanding agrees with mine)..while most people blame trump for 2025, you are 100% correct..the budget for 2025 was passed during the bIden admin. Although, being fair, there was a Republican house during that period (Democrat Senate)

Plus the prices..groceries etc were a by product of the 2022 inflation...again being fair, the gas prices today are trump's doing...

And, if we get this Iran and Ukraine Russia thing behind us, we could be set for a golden age under either a Democrat or republican president. We might be in the beginning stages now if not for the Iran "excursion".
 
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How about telling the voters they're wrong because gdp picked up? Maybe they'll ignore their wallets and vote red then, huh Screech?

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They are wrong. They are dumb like you. We already had this discussion.

Dems want expensive gas. They love it. They are playing you like the useful idiot you are. Not all together different how Gruber played you for the chump, and then CALLED YOU ONE PUBLICALLY.
 

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They are wrong. They are dumb like you. We already had this discussion.

Dems want expensive gas. They love it. They are playing you like the useful idiot you are. Not all together different how Gruber played you for the chump, and then CALLED YOU ONE PUBLICALLY.
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The great American investment boom​


This is a sign of an economy that is prioritising the future over the present

https://www.ft.com/content/8c40598a-a946-4901-a59c-c513689a5351

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National income and product accounts (NIPA) can appear boring. But, like all forms of accounting, they can sometimes provide useful insights.

In NIPA, a country’s production (GDP) and imports can go towards private consumption, government consumption, private investment or exports. Imagine that a country either produces or imports a pile of potatoes: each potato can be eaten by a citizen (private consumption), eaten by the government (government consumption), planted in the ground to make potatoes in the future (private investment) or sent to a foreign country (exports).

What might be less obvious is that two of these uses — private investment and exports — build a better future for citizens and their children, while the other two — private consumption and government consumption — do not.

Investment — the building of factories, office buildings and houses, along with the installation of equipment — is the real, physical manifestation of an economy prioritising the future over the present. Physical investment produces goods and services in the future but not today. Likewise, when a country exports more than it imports, its residents therefore must be engaged in net foreign direct investment or purchasing financial instruments such as currency, bonds, stocks or land deeds from the rest of the world. That is, the country is saving for its future. When a country imports more than it exports (as the US has been for decades), its residents must either be spending the proceeds of their net foreign direct investment or selling financial instruments to the rest of the world to pay for the net imports, implying the country is either borrowing or dissaving.
 
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The great American investment boom​


This is a sign of an economy that is prioritising the future over the present

https://www.ft.com/content/8c40598a-a946-4901-a59c-c513689a5351

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https://www.ft.com/content/8c40598a-a946-4901-a59c-c513689a5351

National income and product accounts (NIPA) can appear boring. But, like all forms of accounting, they can sometimes provide useful insights.

In NIPA, a country’s production (GDP) and imports can go towards private consumption, government consumption, private investment or exports. Imagine that a country either produces or imports a pile of potatoes: each potato can be eaten by a citizen (private consumption), eaten by the government (government consumption), planted in the ground to make potatoes in the future (private investment) or sent to a foreign country (exports).

What might be less obvious is that two of these uses — private investment and exports — build a better future for citizens and their children, while the other two — private consumption and government consumption — do not.

Investment — the building of factories, office buildings and houses, along with the installation of equipment — is the real, physical manifestation of an economy prioritising the future over the present. Physical investment produces goods and services in the future but not today. Likewise, when a country exports more than it imports, its residents therefore must be engaged in net foreign direct investment or purchasing financial instruments such as currency, bonds, stocks or land deeds from the rest of the world. That is, the country is saving for its future. When a country imports more than it exports (as the US has been for decades), its residents must either be spending the proceeds of their net foreign direct investment or selling financial instruments to the rest of the world to pay for the net imports, implying the country is either borrowing or dissaving.
The voters he lied to don't care.

 

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The voters he lied to don't care.



I know. He should have never promised that the ACA will save Americans $5000 and they could keep their plans if they wanted.................... You are right. The voters don't care if he lies.
 

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I know. He should have never promised that the ACA will save Americans $5000 and they could keep their plans if they wanted.................... You are right. The voters don't care if he lies.
The man responsible for the bill that finally enabled tens of millions of Americans to attain healthcare coverage that they previously didn't qualify for left office ten years ago. If you're not happy with his plan, your guy is free to fix it and/or give us a better one. Has he? Has he done anything to address the young lady's concerns in the video or has he salivated over muscle asses instead?
 
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The man responsible for the bill that finally enabled tens of millions of Americans to attain healthcare coverage that they previously didn't qualify for left office ten years ago. If you're not happy with his plan, your guy is free to fix it and/or give us a better one. Has he? Has he done anything to address the young lady's concerns in the video or has he salivated over muscle asses instead?

He lied. He's a liar.

Here is an AI overview of just some of his lies.

  • "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it." – Designated as PolitiFact's 2013 Lie of the Year, this was repeatedly promised during the rollout of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), though millions of consumers eventually had their existing plans cancelled because they did not meet new federal standards. [1, 2]
  • Individual Mandate Tax Classification – The Obama administration argued in court and via public statements that the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate penalty was not a tax, yet the administration later defended it before the Supreme Court as a constitutional exercise of Congress's taxing power. [1, 2]
  • Benghazi Attack Characterization – Following the 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, the administration initially attributed the violence to a spontaneous protest over an anti-Muslim online video rather than a planned terrorist attack, omitting explicit terror designations in initial public remarks. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  • The IRS Targeting Scandal – President Obama publicly stated there was "not even a smidgen of corruption" after reports emerged that the Internal Revenue Service subjected conservative non-profit and Tea Party groups to extra scrutiny and delayed applications based on their political leanings. [1, 2]
  • Operation Fast and Furious Origins – The administration claimed that the controversial gun-walking operation (where federal agents tracked firearms sold to Mexican drug cartels) was initiated under the prior administration, whereas internal records showed it began under Obama's watch in October 2009. [1, 2]
  • Promised Healthcare Cost Reductions – The administration claimed that the Affordable Care Act would reduce average family health insurance premiums by $2,500, though independent studies and subsequent data showed premiums and deductibles increased significantly for many policyholders. [1, 2]

Now show some outrage for all the lies!!!!
 

dpic73

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He lied. He's a liar.

Here is an AI overview of just some of his lies.

  • "If you like your health care plan, you can keep it." – Designated as PolitiFact's 2013 Lie of the Year, this was repeatedly promised during the rollout of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), though millions of consumers eventually had their existing plans cancelled because they did not meet new federal standards. [1, 2]
  • Individual Mandate Tax Classification – The Obama administration argued in court and via public statements that the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate penalty was not a tax, yet the administration later defended it before the Supreme Court as a constitutional exercise of Congress's taxing power. [1, 2]
  • Benghazi Attack Characterization – Following the 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, the administration initially attributed the violence to a spontaneous protest over an anti-Muslim online video rather than a planned terrorist attack, omitting explicit terror designations in initial public remarks. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  • The IRS Targeting Scandal – President Obama publicly stated there was "not even a smidgen of corruption" after reports emerged that the Internal Revenue Service subjected conservative non-profit and Tea Party groups to extra scrutiny and delayed applications based on their political leanings. [1, 2]
  • Operation Fast and Furious Origins – The administration claimed that the controversial gun-walking operation (where federal agents tracked firearms sold to Mexican drug cartels) was initiated under the prior administration, whereas internal records showed it began under Obama's watch in October 2009. [1, 2]
  • Promised Healthcare Cost Reductions – The administration claimed that the Affordable Care Act would reduce average family health insurance premiums by $2,500, though independent studies and subsequent data showed premiums and deductibles increased significantly for many policyholders. [1, 2]

Now show some outrage for all the lies!!!!
WHAT PART OF LEFT OFFICE TEN YEARS AGO DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?

The young lady was asking about NOW.

What has been done to adress HER question....she didn't ask about Obama you flaming dicksicle.
 

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WHAT PART OF LEFT OFFICE TEN YEARS AGO DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?

The young lady was asking about NOW.

What has been done to adress HER question....she didn't ask about Obama you flaming dicksicle.

So lies that are ten years old are OK lies. Got it.

Vance should have just told her that Bidenflation is the cause, and democrats campaigning on affordability is a f'ing joke as 9 of the 10 least affordable states are solid blue.
 

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So lies that are ten years old are OK lies. Got it.

Vance should have just told her that Bidenflation is the cause, and democrats campaigning on affordability is a f'ing joke as 9 of the 10 least affordable states are solid blue.
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LOL.... Someone has to clean up the mess you retards make.
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Speaker Johnson: GOP has delivered. Don't throw it away​


Democrats have bent the knee to their far-left wing. Even a narrow Democratic House would be held hostage by the DSA, and France offers a preview of where that could lead.​


https://www.usatoday.com/story/opin...n-republicans-win-house-midterms/92449190007/

Throughout our nation's history, midterm elections have normally been a referendum on the president. But these are not normal times. In these pivotal midterms on Nov. 3, voters face a much larger choice between two completely different visions for America.

One seeks to preserve and strengthen the foundations that made our nation great, while the other seeks to tear them down. One wants to build, the other to destroy.

Our framers understood that a truly free and prosperous people must embrace and maintain essential first principles: individual liberty, limited government, the rule of law and the inherent dignity of every person. We have not always lived up to those principles, but our constant pursuit of them made America the freest, strongest and most prosperous nation in human history – and it is why we remain so.

Democrats have bent the knee to the far left​

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Republicans have delivered​

Republicans have chosen to build.

In this Congress, thanks to legislation like the Working Families Tax Cuts, Americans are keeping more of what they earn. We ensured an average $10,900 boost in take-home pay for a family of four through no tax on tips and overtime, a bigger standard deduction, an expanded child tax credit and tax relief for buyers of American-made cars.

We created the first-ever nationwide school choice program to empower parents, and we launched Trump Accounts, opening an investment account that grows with the stock market to children born between 2025 and 2028.

We cut $1.6 trillion in wasteful federal spending and are unleashing American energy dominance after years of Democratic efforts to choke off domestic production and phase out fossil fuels.

As a result, more than a million private-sector jobs have been added, and American manufacturing is coming home as pro-growth policies work in concert with President Donald Trump’s reshoring agenda.

Despite Democrats forcing three government shutdowns, including the longest in U.S. history, Republicans delivered historic results in two years with the slimmest House majority since the Great Depression.
 

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The man responsible for the bill that finally enabled tens of millions of Americans to attain healthcare coverage that they previously didn't qualify for left office ten years ago. If you're not happy with his plan, your guy is free to fix it and/or give us a better one. Has he? Has he done anything to address the young lady's concerns in the video or has he salivated over muscle asses instead?
fair is fair...you bring up trump lies, but effectively deflect when someone brings up Obama lies about the ACA...yep it provided the opportunity for millions to attain healthcare (at no expense to the federal budget) but many of the other promises/statements simply were lies...
 
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WHAT PART OF LEFT OFFICE TEN YEARS AGO DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?

The young lady was asking about NOW.

What has been done to adress HER question....she didn't ask about Obama you flaming dicksicle.
well I know you won't agree, but the Obama bill from 10 years ago is still impacting all of us today. That's why simply discounting it as 10 years ago is off base.
 

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but isn't that the argument you make about Biden...that the problems were carryovers from the Trump administration? Of course, the problems in the trump administration have nothing to do with the Biden problems...
 

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With that in place there will be a generational Golden Age
The "generational Golden Age" is just two weeks away, like the "tremendous" healthcare plan to replace the ACA is just two weeks away, lower prices are two weeks away, ending the Ukraine-Russia war will happen in 24 hours, the $5,000 DOGE checks are coming soon, the $2,000 tariff dividend checks are coming soon, another $5,000 check is coming if the GOP retains control of Congress, etc.

You guys will believe anything Trump tells you. All the greatness in the world is just around the corner.
 

dpic73

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fair is fair...you bring up trump lies, but effectively deflect when someone brings up Obama lies about the ACA...yep it provided the opportunity for millions to attain healthcare (at no expense to the federal budget) but many of the other promises/statements simply were lies...
It doesn't apply to my post dummy. Enough with your misdirection NedTroll.
 
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