>>40282091
Go read the following figures and then get back to me:
>Inflation adjusted GDP growth since 2015
>Net adjusted household disposable income per hours worked
>Food spending as % of household expenditures
>House price-to-income ratio
I believe it because it's true.
>>40282188
>It's only half a year in and we are already so much worse off.
In what way? Consumer prices have stayed pretty still, economic and stock market growth is continuing and unemployment is shrinking.
Despite Trump's best efforts the US economy isn't stopping. In 4 years I wouldn't be surprised if the US economy is bigger and better, and once the next administration removes the trade barriers Trump has put up, things will only get better.
>we were worse off after his first term.
There was a global pandemic going on.
>>40282377
>LMFAO americans are already less free and poorer than europoids.
Americans have more money to throw around, and we spend a far smaller share of it on things like food and housing relative to other western countries. How exactly does that make us poorer?
>risks going homeless if they get ill
Only 3.4% of the US population is uninsured. What you're describing is seriously rare.
Also, the US has a lower homelessness rate than the UK, Albania, France, Germany, Greece, Luxembourg, Lativa, Germany, Serbia, Sweden, Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.