Trump's economic score: After tax cuts, not too much

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As President Donald Trump on Saturday reaches the one-year mark since his inauguration, the U.S. economy is booming. To hear him tell it, this is the happy result of his policies. But while his tax cuts will likely have a beneficial outcome, at least for businesses' bottom lines, the impact of Trumponomics in other areas is problematic.

Beyond that is the question of the White House's power to direct a vast and complex $18.6 trillion national economy. Presidents have long taken credit for good economic times, and Mr. Trump is no exception. "American business is hot again!" the president tweeted last weekend.

To Democrats, who say the economy's rise since the Great Recession occurred mostly on Barack Obama's watch, this is baloney. David Axelrod, a former Obama adviser and now director of the University of Chicago's Institute on Politics, countered that Mr. Trump is a "very loud rooster taking credit for the dawn."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/trumps-economic-score-after-tax-cuts-not-too-much/ar-AAuSC1A?li=BBnbfcN&ocid=edgsp

[OAITW r.2.0]

1. We got Fleeced and nobody knows it.

You'll see a few bucks eventully in your net pay, but what you will notice is the US Government won't be helping you out on anything important. You need lawyers if you want to have a conversation with the Federal Government. That costs money.