Showing posts with label Economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Economy. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Great Again: Trump BOOM as soaring US economy records best growth in FOUR YEARS

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Friday, August 24, 2018

What the Democrats fail to realize is that they may have passion -- actually, hatred -- to fuel their efforts, but that hatred does nothing for the economic growth, prosperity, and security of the American people.

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Sunday, July 8, 2018

213,000 jobs added in June, unemployment at 4.0%

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Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Let’s Keep a Strong Economy Growing

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Monday, June 4, 2018

“Everything @realDonaldTrump has done up until now has been with one goal in mind… which is that we are going to reclaim the American economy for American families and American workers.”





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Tuesday, May 22, 2018

U.S. reclaims title of world's most competitive economy, ahead of Hong Kong and Singapore

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Monday, May 7, 2018

Venezuela feeling the Bern?









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Saturday, May 5, 2018

California becomes world's fifth-largest economy, surpassing the UK

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Friday, May 4, 2018

U.S. job growth picks up; unemployment rate drops to 3.9 percent













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Saturday, March 10, 2018

The Economy Is Looking Awfully Strong: DOW +441... RECORD 155,215,000 EMPLOYED





























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Friday, February 2, 2018

TRUMP POPS TO 49% APPROVE, JOBS, WAGES RISE











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BOOM: Economic Growth Projected To Break Five Percent In The First Quarter Of 2018

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The US is a freer economy under Trump, new study shows

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Thursday, February 1, 2018

Dems will need to start recalibrating their message on the economy -- or else risk being seen as tone deaf if economy continues to grow



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Tuesday, January 30, 2018

President Trump has benefited ALL American women despite the left's protests:

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Monday, January 29, 2018

Obama never understood that America needed a good economy: President Trump, with his tax cuts and deregulation, did.





Quote: “America is open for business, and we are competitive once again.”

End quote. That was just one of the key lines in President Trump’s highly successful Davos speech this week.

…Trump’s polices, in just one year, have begun to restructure the American economy. We’ve moved from “secular stagnation” (i.e., high taxes, massive regulation, huge government spending, and a disdain for business and investors) to a new private-sector incentive system that rewards success.

By slashing individual and corporate tax rates, providing 100% immediate expensing for plants and technology, and making it easy for big companies who fled our high-tax system to bring the money back home, he has ended the war against business and investment.

And it has happened faster than anyone imagined possible....

So, America First came to Davos, and to all the multi-lateral globalists and multi-nationalist elites. And these CEOs, bureaucrats, and academics listened carefully to Trump’s words.

Success has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan.



...His (Terry Moran's) piece... leaves out the flip, or shadow side to the central point he's making: That unlike Trump, the Obama administration never thought the U.S. needed a good economy.

President Obama thought stimulus packages, welfare, and free stuff packages and Obamacare would serve as an adequate substitute.

He left tax cuts for the birds, thinking no one would ever take them up after he bloated up the government, because nobody would ever have the nerve to reduce it, let alone trust people with more money in their pockets.

To Obama, people didn't need money, they needed programs, with bureaucrats monitoring and administering the goodies, rewarding the 'good' and punishing the 'bad' (such as the tea parties). it's why he started so many of them. It's why he hired so many bureaucrats and took over so much - from health care to government land.

All he refused to do was cut taxes. But by leaving tax cuts on the table, it was an easy thing for Trump to snap up the opportunity, work with Congress on a tax cut plan, and just run with it. In a nation pent-up with uncut taxes, the result has been absolutely stellar...

Trump knew the U.S. needed a good economy. Obama didn't. Moran may echo 'it's the economy, stupid,' but that's just Clintonese nostalgia. In America today, it's known as 'Make America Great Again.'



On Thursday, USA Today headlined the possibility, with an accompanying video, that President Donald Trump might "be giving a speech to a empty room in Davos" on Friday. It didn't work out that way....

CNN, despite predictably lukewarm coverage, acknowledged that "Trump spoke to a packed conference hall on Friday, and more attendees watched on screens in three overflow rooms."

The Associated Press all but admitted that attendees were Trump admirers:
Trump addressed the crowd of over 1,500 people packed into a high-ceilinged hall in the modern conference center. Anticipation was high from attendees, who have watched the president closely since he arrived, snapping photos when he entered and as he moved from room to room.




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Thursday, January 18, 2018

President Trump Gives Remarks at H&K Equipment Company

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President Trump Gives Remarks at H&K Equipment Company

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MUST READ: President Nobama


...The wonder was never how to grow the economy at 3 percent (all presidents prior to 2009 had at one time or another done just that), but rather, contrary to “expert” economic opinion, how to discover ways to prevent that organic occurrence.

Obama was the first modern president who apparently figured out how. It took the efforts of a 24/7 redistributionist agenda of tax increases, federalizing health care, massive new debt, layers of more regulation, zero-interest rates, neo-socialist regulatory appointments, expansionary eligibility for entitlements, and constant anti-free-market jawboning that created a psychological atmosphere conducive to real retrenchment, mental holding patterns, and legitimate fears over discernable success. Obama weaponized federal agencies including the IRS, DOJ, and EPA in such a manner as to worry anyone successful, prominent, and conservative enough to come under the federal radar of a vindictive Lois Lerner, Eric Holder, or a FISA court.

Trump has sought to undo all that, point by point. The initial result so far is not rocket science, but rather a natural expression of what happens when millions of Americans believe they have greater freedom and safety to profit and innovate, and trust they will not be punished, materially or psychologically, for the ensuing successful results....
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Tuesday, January 9, 2018

The Small Business Optimism Index hit an all-time high. That’s the new Presidential Approval Poll.





In olden days (pre-2016), candidates for president were not so different from each other. I can remember pundits complaining endlessly about how similar the Democrats and Republicans had become. In that environment, you can easily imagine someone who voted for Candidate A warming up to Candidate B. In those simpler times, a presidential approval poll meant something.

Today, a “presidential approval poll” is little more than taking attendance. If you’re a Democrat, you disapprove of President Trump as a lifestyle choice. If you voted for Trump, you probably still approve of him because you knew exactly what you were getting....

I contend that business optimism — and small business optimism in particular — are the new standard for presidential approval because “economics” captures most of what a president influences....

I have been telling you for two years straight that psychology drives the economy, and that a Master Persuader such as President Trump can directly influence psychology and optimism. We see him doing that right before our eyes.

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