Supply-Side Economics

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Originally Posted by whell

Slow on the uptake? Intellectual cripple? That would be you.

You're the dimwitted fool who believes in voodoo economics as well the notion that the idiot Dotard is a good president. There's really no hope for you until you come back to reality. BTW, your Dear Leader's Chair of the Counsel of Economic Advisors, Larry Kudlow, isn't even an economist (he majored in history at the University of Rochester). Here's an interesting read on the supply-side charlatan Kudlow.

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer...ce-kudlow.html

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Originally Posted by finnbow

You're the dimwitted fool who believes in voodoo economics as well the notion that the idiot Dotard is a good president.

And you've got nothing but name-calling. Must really suck to be you.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

And you've got nothing but name-calling. Must really suck to be you.

I'm just trying to jolt you out of your Trump-adoring, supply-side loving psychosis.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

And you've got nothing but name-calling. Must really suck to be you.

Here's the Dotard's Chief Economic Advisor (whose highest academic achievement is a BA in History) on the eve of the Great Recession:

Following last week’s solid jobs report, the New York Times got back to its Bush-bashing recession mantra with the front-page headline: “Slowing Growth and Jobs Seen as Ominous Sign for the Economy.”

This chant has been going on for quite some time. Doom and gloom from the economic pessimists has been political sport for seven years, even though the Bush boom just celebrated its sixth anniversary. The current expansion is now in its 74th month — 17 months longer than the average 57-month business cycle since World War II...

This sort of fiscal and monetary coordination will continue the Bush boom for years to come. Though mainstream media outlets will never admit it, President Bush has kept America safe and prosperous. But history will eventually judge him in a more kindly light.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2007/...-larry-kudlow/

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Originally Posted by finnbow

Here's the Dotard's Chief Economic Advisor (whose highest academic achievement is a BA in History) on the eve of the Great Recession:

Following last week’s solid jobs report, the New York Times got back to its Bush-bashing recession mantra with the front-page headline: “Slowing Growth and Jobs Seen as Ominous Sign for the Economy.”

This chant has been going on for quite some time. Doom and gloom from the economic pessimists has been political sport for seven years, even though the Bush boom just celebrated its sixth anniversary. The current expansion is now in its 74th month — 17 months longer than the average 57-month business cycle since World War II...

This sort of fiscal and monetary coordination will continue the Bush boom for years to come. Though mainstream media outlets will never admit it, President Bush has kept America safe and prosperous. But history will eventually judge him in a more kindly light.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2007/...-larry-kudlow/

You fail once again to read with comprehension. The text you quoted is not a commentary on the future but a survey of the past. The MSM spent nearly every year of the Bush presidency predicting a Recession and probably hoping for a Depression just so they could report on it and call themselves prescient, all while blaming Bush for it.

When it finally happened after 74 months, and happened for reasons unrelated to the Administration's fiscal policy, they still found a way to try and blame Bush for it.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

You fail once again to read with comprehension. The text you quoted is not a commentary on the future but a survey of the past. The MSM spent nearly every year of the Bush presidency predicting a Recession and probably hoping for a Depression just so they could report on it and call themselves prescient, all while blaming Bush for it.

When it finally happened after 74 months, and happened for reasons unrelated to the Administration's fiscal policy, they still found a way to try and blame Bush for it.

You're so full of shit. The very next sentence beyond what you bolded is "This sort of fiscal and monetary coordination will continue the Bush boom for years to come."

I guess you've never heard the adage "When you're in a hole, quit digging."

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Originally Posted by finnbow

You're so full of shit. The very next sentence beyond what you bolded is "This sort of fiscal and monetary coordination will continue the Bush boom for years to come."

I guess you've never heard the adage "When you're in a hole, quit digging."

You're so full of shit, or reading without comprehension again. As I stated, when the the recession hit, it was triggered by events unrelated to Bush fiscal/tax policy.

Try again, genius, or quit while you're still behind.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

You're so full of shit, or reading without comprehension again. As I stated, when the the recession hit, it was triggered by events unrelated to Bush fiscal/tax policy.

Try again, genius, or quit while you're still behind.

It was caused by his regulatory policy/enforcement of his SEC. You almost seem like supply-side's theory's Michael Cohen - an incompetent fixer and apologist.