W.TN.Orange Blood
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It was going to be a tough economy no matter who was pres. Things would be even worse had Trump won.
Never forget that Trump wanted to be the biggest COVID spender of all. Now he wouldn't have done some of the dumb shat Biden has done specifically around oil.LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How is that exactly???????
CuteThere it is again.
A few things you can count on like the sun rising in the East: When things are looking gloomy under Democratic control and public opinion has started to sour, you’ll hear some form of these two arguments:
1 - things would have been worse! (See Luther’s post above). The classic example of this was Obama’s jobs saved metric. Not even close to the only example, but one that was famously pushed relentlessly for a couple of years. It gives people like Luther a good punching bag, but it can never be proven…or more importantly, disproven.
2 - we haven’t seen this one much yet, but I’m pretty sure it’s coming. There will be an insistence that the new gloom is the new normal. It was out of anyone’s control and was bound to happen…we just need to get used to it (and vote Democrat!).
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Both of them pissed away a criminal amount of money. That spending alone is ground to impeach both their asses as far as I’m concerned. We will never get out of the accumulated debt of the last decade.Never forget that Trump wanted to be the biggest COVID spender of all. Now he wouldn't have done some of the dumb shat Biden has done specifically around oil.
Trump says he wants a bigger stimulus package than the $2.2 trillion amount that Democrats are seeking
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Now, Trump blames Obama and Biden for all the crises he’s facing
Faced with crises from the coronavirus pandemic to nationwide protests against police brutality, President Donald Trump is increasingly turning to a favored defense: Blame Barack Obama.
Analysis: Trump gets his blame game on, targets Obama for just about everything
"I have to just say that the world is a mess," Trump lamented at a Rose Garden news conference Wednesday with Jordan's King Abdullah II, words he repeatedly has used since taking office. "Whether it's the Middle East, whether it's North Korea, whether it's so many other things, whether it's in our country — horrible trade deals — I inherited a mess."