Trump will never stop grandstanding..

And as Obama was often blamed for the effects of the economic doldrums of the Bush Years, Trump will capitalize and try to take credit for whatever economic gains come to fruition as a result of the Obama years. If he doesn't mess up he could ride out two terms on those economic gains. We have to consistently defend the track record of ALL our stalwarts, where justified, to counter this.

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8 replies	Author	Time	Post
Trump will never stop grandstanding.. (Original post)	JHan	Nov 2016	OP
He will mess up immediately	bravenak	Nov 2016	#1
quickly is better, the longer he says the more sustained the damage..	JHan	Nov 2016	#2
Three things may happen even if Hillary had won	yeoman6987	Nov 2016	#3
I agree. But at least we can blame him this time instead of getting blamed like we did when Bush	bravenak	Nov 2016	#5
I think the rumors of high interest rates is chatter ahead of trump's infrastructure spending..	JHan	Nov 2016	#6
I get it--ready made excuses for Trump.	Kingofalldems	Nov 2016	#7
He won't stop	NobodyHere	Nov 2016	#4
He will fuck up in a way that makes W's "tax rebate checks" look sound, sane and	Maru Kitteh	Dec 2016	#8

Response to JHan (Original post)

Wed Nov 30, 2016, 09:57 PM

bravenak (34,648 posts)

1. He will mess up immediately

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Response to bravenak (Reply #1)

Wed Nov 30, 2016, 10:02 PM

JHan (10,173 posts)

2. quickly is better, the longer he says the more sustained the damage..

because his economic / tax plans are a mess.

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Response to bravenak (Reply #1)

Wed Nov 30, 2016, 10:12 PM

yeoman6987 (14,449 posts)

3. Three things may happen even if Hillary had won

Stock market needs a correction. The interest rates will be raised. A recession is due.

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Response to yeoman6987 (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 30, 2016, 10:28 PM

bravenak (34,648 posts)

5. I agree. But at least we can blame him this time instead of getting blamed like we did when Bush

crashed the economy

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Response to yeoman6987 (Reply #3)

Wed Nov 30, 2016, 10:31 PM

JHan (10,173 posts)

6. I think the rumors of high interest rates is chatter ahead of trump's infrastructure spending..

And hillary's infrastructure plan is more sound than his. With Trump's, we'll likely see inflation become an issue again , and rates will rise to combat it..

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Wed Nov 30, 2016, 11:05 PM

Kingofalldems (37,239 posts)