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18. The Fed spent another 2 trillion

Thu Jan 30, 2020, 12:37 PM

Jan 2020

buying up bonds.

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The US economy grew at the weakest pace of Trump's presidency in 2019 [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2020 OP

For the middle class and poor the cost of living. . . . Iliyah Jan 2020 #1

You know, I see the same thing, gab13by13 Jan 2020 #4

Basket of goods exboyfil Jan 2020 #9

I don't Rebl2 Jan 2020 #16

And where's the bailout, Wuddles440 Jan 2020 #13

When Trump campaigned gab13by13 Jan 2020 #2

Trump promised 4% growth, not 3. wcast Jan 2020 #3

Actually he promised 6% DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2020 #6

And...PROMISED to take the National Debt to zero in eight years...... Bengus81 Jan 2020 #21

He promised 6% while campaigning gab13by13 Jan 2020 #8

More links: mahatmakanejeeves Jan 2020 #5

More evidence this is not the greatest economy in the history of the republic. DemocratSinceBirth Jan 2020 #7

Our economy was artificially stimulated by Trump gab13by13 Jan 2020 #10

Steady pace vs. unacceptable slow growth exboyfil Jan 2020 #12

QE-induced overcapacity meets Trump tax cuts for the rich bucolic_frolic Jan 2020 #11

If that hard rain is coming, I hope it shows up before November. Lonestarblue Jan 2020 #14

The Fed spent another 2 trillion gab13by13 Jan 2020 #18

United States GDP Growth Continues Exceeding Expectations mahatmakanejeeves Jan 2020 #19

Here is the Chart for 2019 Consumer Price Index BigmanPigman Jan 2020 #20