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Hoyt

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3. Obama dug us out of deep hole. What we are experiencing now is the inertia he created.

Reply to TomCADem (Original post)

Sat Aug 5, 2017, 12:49 AM

Aug 2017

But if the economy doesn't dip, Trump, or another GOPer, will be hard to beat. He should be easy pickings for other reasons, but I ain't counting on it. I think he'll have had enough by 2020 and will promote some other buffoon.

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NYT - The Markets Are Up, Unemployment Is Down. How Much Credit Should Trump Get? [View all] TomCADem Aug 2017 OP

All that is merely a measure of how fucked Gabi Hayes Aug 2017 #1

I know that t-rump will take credit for it (although it was O's) Iliyah Aug 2017 #2

Obama dug us out of deep hole. What we are experiencing now is the inertia he created. Hoyt Aug 2017 #3

2018 Dems. 2020 also. I see why Dems held on to the House for 40 years Iliyah Aug 2017 #4

Problem is, white wingers don't see it that way. Dems had Congress with Dixiecrats Hoyt Aug 2017 #5

Only way the GOPers can win is by fear and hatred at this time alongwith Iliyah Aug 2017 #7

Give it time Algernon Moncrieff Aug 2017 #6

Of Course, To Cover This Up, Republicans Go Full Scapegoat and Sometimes the Left Plays Along TomCADem Aug 2017 #9

The GOP senate and congress haven't even done anything yet. C Moon Aug 2017 #8

None. This is the long tail of the Obama recovery. Fozzledick Aug 2017 #10

"Trump.economy" begins in October 0rganism Aug 2017 #11