She also complains about the jobs being low paying jobs, but there was never any mention about how when Trump was in charge, there was a loss of 3 million jobs. So any job is better than none right? What a bunch of losers the right-wing people are.

Not to mention that the Republicans denied $15 an hour minimum wage, yet they complain that there are low-paying jobs. Go f*** yourselves you f***ing idiots!

Now, now, now, I know you don't really mean that.
And any increase in jobs is due to actions and policies that were initiated under President Donald J. Trump and simply came into fruition under Dopey Joe Bidenflation. And Dopey Joe never had a real job in his life anyway so what would he know about creating one? He's been feeding at the public trough his whole corrupt life. I mean c'mon man, the guy's a grifter, everybody knows that. And there's no need for foul language.

You mean grifting by Trump? Remember Trump University and how he got finded I forget for $3,000,000? Alternative realities only exists in your mind.

3 million jobs were lost under Trump, what the hell are you talkin about? Please stop creating a false reality that never existed.

President Donald J. Trump allowed other entities to use his name on certain of their enterprises for a fee. You don't actually think he was running the operation of all of them do you? He was a real estate magnate and a builder. Do you think because his name was on a bottle of wine that he was stomping the grapes with his bare feet? C'mon man.

The country was doing better under President Donald J. Trump than under any other President in our entire history. I'm not going to go through the litany of indicators again just to prove it. Dopey Joe Bidenflation has been destroying our country in any measure you'd like to enumerate. Those are the facts and I think you're smart enough to know that.

Your vote is based solely on what benefits you in the short term. In short, free stuff. There's nothing wrong with that if that's all you care about, but it's detrimental to the health, well-being, longevity and indeed survival of my country. That's what concerns me.

Your approach is myopic, greedy, self-centered and destructive in the long term. Gimme, gimme, gimme. There are other people in this country besides you. We need to work together and not kill the goose that laid the golden egg.

It's obvious you don't get it and never will. Keep making excuses, but half of the country already saw the problem after 4 years and took his ass out. You could list a thousand excuses for that orange turd, but the facts remain the same. By the way, I work hard, and never asked for a dime from the government, your assertions are utterly ridiculous.

Trump is pro America.

Bidem, Harris and Pelosi hate America. While thousands of Ukrainians die because of the lack of weapons they beg for Biden thinks electric cars are more important.

So whoever you promote speaks volumes.

The same question to Biden supporters always, why, oh why do you think Purin waited until Trump was our of office before he attacked Ukraine?
He knew Biden is not a war time president.

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Putin, not Purin

P3,
Your assertions prove that you have a mental illness.
There's no other way to explain your wacky thought process.
You think that Dopey Joe Biden is doing a good job.
You're not the least bit embarrassed to have that moron representing you or this country.
That right there says it all.

amberjack you mooch off your sister, did my blog trigger you? Is that you in that video??? When you deny sky daddy.......sub basement for you, long time.

Jaracrap... me mooching off of my sister is getting old, and you know that's not true, get some new material dumbass.

Not everyone that voted for Biden were for Biden, they were merely voting against Trump.

Read and Weep. From " Joint Economic Committee.

*Did Trump Create or Inherit the Strong Economy?
The U.S. economy is in its 11
th year of expansion, with exceptionally low unemployment and robust job
creation. There are signs that the economy may be weakening due to the trade war and other factors, but
so far, it has proven resilient.
President Donald Trump claims credit for the strong economy, saying that he inherited a “disaster” from
President Barack Obama and that he “accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions.”
1
However, the truth is that by the time he became president, the economy largely had recovered from the
Great Recession and was nearing full strength. The question is whether President Trump’s erratic
policies will undermine the strong economy he inherited.
Obama was handed an economic catastrophe—and prevented an even greater meltdown
When Barack Obama became president in 2009, the economy was experiencing what former Federal
Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke called “the worst financial crisis in global history, including the Great
Depression.”2
In the last quarter of 2008, real GDP plummeted 8.4 percent and the economy
hemorrhaged more than 1.9 million jobs.
3
Barack Obama and Congressional Democrats took strong action to rescue the economy, including
implementing the stimulus, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), financial reform and the auto
bailout. In addition, the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates and took extraordinary measures to boost
growth. Research by economists Alan Blinder and Mark Zandi found that without this multi-faceted
response, the recession would have lasted twice as long, job losses would have been twice as high and
the drop in GDP would have been more than three times worse.
4
Trump inherited a strong economy that got stronger
 Unemployment: Under Obama, unemployment fell from a recession-peak of 10 percent to only
4.7 percent. It has continued to drop and now is 3.5 percent.
5
 Job growth: By the end of the Obama administration, the economy had experienced 76
consecutive months of job growth. Since Trump became president, the streak has been extended
to 111 consecutive months.
 Average monthly job growth: During the last 35 months of the Obama administration, non-farm
job growth averaged 227,000 per month. During the first 35 months of the Trump administration,
the average was 36,000 jobs per month less, averaging 191,000 per month.
 GDP growth: Average real GDP growth was roughly the same (2.6 percent) for the first 11
quarters under President Trump (ending September 2019) and for the last 11 quarters of the
Obama administration.
 Income: During the last two years of the Obama administration, annual median household
income increased $4,800. This is three times more than the $1,400 increase during the first two
years of the Trump administration.

* Did Trump Create or Inherit the Strong Economy?
Page 2
 The stock market: President Trump frequently points to the stock market as evidence of his
success, even though it is a poor proxy for the nation’s overall economic well-being since nearly
half of Americans do not own stock, either directly or indirectly. However, even by this measure,
he lags behind President Obama. In President Trump’s first three years in office, the Dow Jones
Industrial Average (DJIA) increased almost 50 percent, while over the eight years of the Obama
administration, the DJIA increased almost 140 percent—a substantially greater pace.
Mainstream economists say the economy was strong before Trump took office
Greg Mankiw, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under George W. Bush, states that “the
economy was in fine shape at the end of the Obama administration, despite what President Trump
sometimes asserts.”7
A substantial part of economic progress under Trump occurred before his signature economic policy
took effect
President Trump’s most significant economic policy, his $1.9 trillion tax cuts, did not take effect until
January 2018—a year after he took office. By that time, unemployment had dropped from 4.7 to 4.1
percent, household incomes had increased $850 and 2.3 million new jobs had been created.
The tax cuts may have caused a slight “sugar high”—but at a very high price
The 2017 tax cuts likely added some fuel to the economy because they increased corporate profits
(benefiting shareholders) and gave individuals more money to spend. However, many economists say
that the “sugar high” from the tax cuts is wearing off. In fact, business investment has declined for two
consecutive quarters and a recent analysis by The New York Times found no relationship between the
size of the tax cut companies and industries received and their investments.
8
In the long term, the $1.9
trillion in new federal debt likely will weigh down the economy.9
Trump’s trade war hurts consumers, businesses and the economy
American businesses and consumers, not foreigners, pay tariffs. Although the tariffs hurt China by
reducing demand for more Chinese goods, they also hurt American businesses that pay the tariffs,
American consumers who buy the higher-priced products, American farmers who are hit with reciprocal
tariffs and the economy, which is weighed down by the interaction of these forces.
There clearly are American casualties in the trade war—the magnitude of the long-term damage is yet to
be seen. One analysis finds that the trade war with China had already cost 300,000 American jobs as of
September 2019 and the number would rise to 450,000 by the end of 2019.
10 Furthermore, the
Congressional Budget Office estimates that the trade war will reduce GDP by 0.3 percent in 2020.11
While Trump argues that his phase-one trade deal announced earlier this month was historic, it fell short
on many accounts: it didn’t eradicate all import tariffs, it didn’t address fundamental issues like China’s
corporate subsidies and other unfair practices and it relied on Chinese promises to step up purchases of
American goods that very well may not come to fruition.

Trump inherited a strong economy—will he weaken it?
It is clear that Trump inherited a strong economy that was still trending upward when he entered
office—those trends have continued. The economy may have received a small boost from the 2017 tax
cuts, but many economists believe that “sugar high” will be short-lived. Meanwhile, the Trump trade
war has hurt American consumers and businesses, and it may slow future economic growth. In short,
Trump inherited a strong economy from Barack Obama. The question is whether he will weaken it.

You only have to briefly scan over that paper to see that's it's all contrived nonsense and blatant lies.
You may believe everything you see on the internet Numbnutz, but most of us know better.
You are just a very gullible person.
Wake up.

* If as you say it’s “ nonsense” why are there NO news pieces refuting that information? It’s so easy to believe that the minute Trump stepped into the Oval Office that the heavens opened up & blessed this nation with economic growth “ like we have never seen.”

* While we at it: Trump also brought about world Peace, baldness & cancer were cured. Trump would have also eliminated Death had he won a 2nd term.

* You guys are pitiful!