He forgot about the economy to help the jews.

>>508831676 (OP)
Don't care. Deport more.

>>508831676 (OP)
That must be why we're breaking all time highs again

>AP
lol. Stop posting fake news

>forgot about
No, it's his attention that hurt the economy. Trump's economic policy is retarded.

>>508831676 (OP)
Hoo boy....
Honestly. Trump should be TERRIFIED.

I was over at my dads house today helping with some household chores. He lives in a very rural area of a very red state. At the end of the work we went to one of the nearby country bars. It’s the kind of place that farmers, truckers, legit cowboy boot wearers and the working class go to unwind with a cold one.

President Trump was on the TV and the local construction company owner said to his auto mechanic (friends since high school),

“You know what? This is so bad. The economy is collapsing, everyone’s rioting, and we’re causing chaos on the world stage again. I have a construction company and not a f*cking things is getting done. Nothing but White boys. Takes 4 days to do a 1 day job. Can’t believe I’m saying this but I regret my vote for the Bad Orange Man last year.”

I looked around and all I saw were heads nodding in agreement. I heard a few calls of “Yes sir” and “Damn Straight” from the men around me. Even saw the lonely ball cap wearing illegal employing farmer in the corner raise his drink with a nod.

>>508832143
In sports ball?

WOAH HALF OF 1%??

>>508832511
economy is supposed to grow, not shrink

>>508832561
>it’s supposed to always grow forever until the universe is filled with walmarts and mcdonalds
good to know kike

>January to march
so that's Biden's economy
Trump became president officially on January 20th.

>>508833230
This such an incredibly cucked mindset. You want to be poorer because you think it will own the jews.

>>508831761
He's been deporting fewer than Biden or Obama, just being more noisy about it.

>>508833556
>the economy and population should grow forever
Why do people believe this is the way things should work when it obviously can't last?

>>508833750

>>508831676 (OP)
Those against Trump, the globalist, bad actors and sovereign funds are betting against trump and want to paint a picture that under trump the economy is bad, because of the trade war by selling USD reserve, which is funny, they are hurting themselves to hurt trump, they want to tank the economy to create the optics, which is funny when they have to sell their USD reserves to do so. Mainly started by China, and Japan followed, they have a fiduciary duty so they followed the market. It's all politics, not reality, it is most likely that the economy is in transition, energy however still moves the world. So if oil prices is stabilized and nuclear fusion comes, we will be thriving and living amongst the stars by 2030. They are still sorting out how to commercialize nuclear fusion which is the most capitalist thing to do and the most anti-green propaganda. We are good, as long as no idiots get into power.

>>508831676 (OP)
The stock market is at an all time high, who gives a shit what happened during two arbitrary months.

>>508834559
the stock market is completely speculative with almost no relation to production or income

>>508834380
If economics really is the study of scarcity then energy being scarce is just as fictional as politics. In truth whoever has authority over fiat is who has the ability to price oil, note how they conveniently trip over a new reserve when the tap starts running low, but it's never enough to make the prices fall low enough to make everything seem virtually free. And on the subject of virtually free, this includes welfare work, where people are put into jobs solely as an excuse to game productivity. Norway, the most comically inefficient welfare state imaginable has the highest levels of productivity. If there's no economic system available that can balance itself on infinite supply and infinite demand for oil then it falls entirely on markets to create the difference and as it turns out most markets aren't created by the public it's normally either by the military or private sector. It seems like Bolshevism is very likely to become a reality should markets come entirely under the dominion of the private sector, at that point I'd like to see an end to the political and economic antics there's no point to either.

>>508831676 (OP)
who would have guessed a failed businessman would wreck the economy

>>508835778
The skillset of running a business does not strongly overlap with expertise in economic policy

>>508832336
3/10 needs more work