That seems nearly undeniable given his statements and hiring Elon as the “efficiency czar”
The official numbers I just cited disagree with yours. Where are you getting your numbers ?
I’d encourage you to think over this a bit. It isn’t a good stance to take if you care about your beliefs being true. Changing your mind when solid evidence is presented is a rational way of choosing your beliefs. Sticking to a belief when the evidence doesn’t support that belief is irrational. Just my opinion, but I think it is better to be rational.
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Probably depends on what kind of opinion or editorial you are looking for. Although honestly there isn’t any particular person I seek out consistently
Thanks for the chat. My wife loves hearing me ramble on about it, and I figured you would too.
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“Baby can you tell me about the intersection of technology and regulation and its effect on the market again tonight?”
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Snowflake.
What would you say is most irrational about the opinion I’ve reached?
Who?
Joy in the morning??!!!
Literally laughed out loud. A man can dream…
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That’s sort of how I ended up at Heather Cox Richardson. Out of all of what I’d call progressive thought leaders, she’s probably the best I’ve observed at consistently making a compelling case.
I don’t find her cases compelling, but I can understand why other people do. If I were to take everything she says as true, I would have a dramatically different view of the world than I do.
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This is typical partisan wish speak.
No party is responsible for the economy over a period of less than 4 years. Simply uneducated propaganda, by both parties.
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Congratulations.
You’re practically turning into a myth.
I just read through the article you posted there, It seems fairly representative of the mainstream “progressive thought leaders”, no one I could recommend would write that article better than that.
Is there a different article you have read lately you found objectionable in some way? That one was really just more a write up of the general election thoughts and statements from people, I didnt see a ton of editorializing or “progressive thought” in it.
Perhaps a different thread would be a better place to move that convo to though
I saw my numbers elsewhere, but this is interesting…up to you if trust it
i got my numbers from Stephen Moore and Kudlow…known economists
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Bit of a straw man To what I was saying. Let’s try it another way
The metrics that trump says are horrible today are mostly the same ones he will be taking credit for 6 months into his presidency
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That’s a different poster.
I’ll check that out, but even if those numbers are the true ones it’s not like some 10 fold difference. We are talking about like 10-20%
So to put the blame 100% on either of them is a bit silly to my way of thinking.
As far as posters here are concerned, is it really?