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Joe941

(2,848 posts)
Mon Feb 12, 2018, 03:00 PM Feb 2018

Trump isn't getting more popular, but his policies are

Of the surveyed, 48 percent give tRump credit for the economy while only 41 give Obama credit. This is somewhat surprising to me. What has tRump done to improve the economy. He is merely riding the Obama's coattail and soaking up the credit. We probably need to improve our messaging to make sure Obama gets more of the credit.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/12/trump-isnt-more-popular-but-his-policies-are-commentary.html

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Trump isn't getting more popular, but his policies are (Original Post) Joe941 Feb 2018 OP
presidents usually get credit or blame for the economy; worse, republicans own the microphone. unblock Feb 2018 #1
Please consider the source. Wellstone ruled Feb 2018 #2
Borrow money, pass it out, that is popular Cicada Feb 2018 #3

unblock

(52,181 posts)
1. presidents usually get credit or blame for the economy; worse, republicans own the microphone.
Mon Feb 12, 2018, 03:04 PM
Feb 2018

better messaging to make sure obama gets credit?

ffs, he never got much credit in the media for 8 years of a steadily improving economy, the longest expansion in history, and the longest bull market in history.

the media isn't about to give him credit for it now.

Cicada

(4,533 posts)
3. Borrow money, pass it out, that is popular
Mon Feb 12, 2018, 03:06 PM
Feb 2018

And then huge deficits will cause Repubs to cut safety nets. Fantastic scam.

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