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Originally Posted by adav8s28
... Obama's last three years of GDP growth and Trump's first three years of GDP growth are similar. That's all that matters....
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Not quite clear on how the discussion of a hottie's background turned into a history lesson on economics, nor what value one would derive from the venture.
For me - forward is the way to go, i.e looking toward tomorrow, aka the future. I yanked a couple recent headlines:
- Biden polls worse as people notice their financial situation is worse
- Stocks Tumble into the Worst First Half in over 50 years
- Code Red: Atlanta Fed's GDP Tracker Turns Negative
- Interactive Map Details Destruction of Numerous US Food Manufacturing Plants, Grocery Stores, etc. -- Compares US Incidents to Global Trends
- Saudi Arabia Is in Discussions to Join the BRICS Coalition with China and Russia and Move Away from US with Potentially Explosive Consequences
- As Inflation Skyrockets and Markets Collapse Fed Chair Jerome Powell Says Fed is Examining US Central Bank Digital Currency
- WH's National Economic Council Director Deese: Paying High Gas Prices 'About the Future of the Liberal World Order'
- Fed Chairman Powell Realizes 'How Little We Understand About Inflation'
- Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell: U.S. Economy 'In Pretty Strong Shape'
- AP Interview: Biden says a recession is 'not inevitable'
Frankly, tomorrow doesn't even look good after consuming a case of Bourbon while wearing 3-D rose colored glasses. What brand of hopium are you massively consuming these days?
Considering the above, if I do gander at the past, it is the recent past.
