FIX RURAL AREA EMPLOYMENT RATES TWEETY, AND WE CAN BOW DOWN TO YOU AND KISS YOUR RING.
Tweety, you don't get to "cherry pick" your data and facts. Fix the employment rate of RURAL areas. The cities are fine. So be sure you do not damage the progress made in cities where businesses are hiring twice as fast as in rural areas.
But until you do that, until YOU DO SOMETHING AS PRESIDENT, and not as the huckster on tour, take note that Obama was a very successful President if you judge him on jobs and reduced unemployment overall!
Rural areas suffered, but not metropolitan areas, i.e., big cities, so the OVERAL, on a national level, the employment numbers were an improvement from 2008.
Tweety Twump will try to take credit, wait and see.
But mark me, it is 13 Jan 2017 and his is not President so he had NOTHING to do with this good news.
"Donald Trump is, once again, taking credit for jobs he had no part in creating"
Trump really, really wants you to think he's bringing jobs back to the country, even though it isn't true
Matthew Rozsa, Thursday, Dec 29, 2016 07:41 AM EST
"Raging Egomaniac Trump Is Already Taking Credit For Obama's Economy (For Now)"
He's so amazing, he's his own Christmas miracle.
Justin Rosario
Publish date:
Dec 27, 2016
"Trump inherits Obama boomThe president is handing his successor an economy that’s now the envy of the world." By Ben White, 12/02/16 11:37 AM EST
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/12/trump-obama-economic-success-232120
"Trump Emerges From Holiday Hiding To Take Credit For Obama’s Strong Economy"
By Sean Colarossi on Wed, Dec 28th, 2016 at 7:56 pm
Before the Trump campaign was even an idea, the economy was growing, the stock market was soaring, and deficits were falling.
"The U.S. Economy in 2017: Why Uncertainty Is the ‘Biggest Risk’"
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There is a lot to read here, and many variables to account for. Read the article. One key point is about uncertainty. Will Tweety be able to manage uncertainty, to do all he can to reduce it? Can he? Is he equipped?
"The U.S. Economy Could Turn Around In 2017, Or Crash"
Jan 11, 2017 @ 01:51 PM 3,152 views The Little Black Book of Billionaire Secrets
John Mauldin, Contributor
I write about how you can make sense of unpredictable markets
"There is always the chance that some “bolt from the blue” could change everything.
An international crisis, a large bank failure, terror attacks—any one of a long list of unforeseeable events could conceivably derail this train.
Assuming no major surprises, I think the tax and regulation changes can boost GDP growth in the final half of 2017 toward the 2.5 percent range. That will be a small improvement from this year and could set the table for a bigger feast in 2018 and beyond.
Much also depends on how the Federal Reserve responds, as well as on any changes in its composition.
But here again, if the Republicans get all timid or can’t cooperate and end up settling for the usual tinkering around the edges with tax reform and healthcare reform; and if they are stymied by an entrenched bureaucracy that doesn’t want to see its regulatory powers dismembered, then we can’t expect to get the economic boost that everybody is anticipating.
Or the market could crash
If my base case plays out and we get reasonable progress on healthcare reform along with regulatory reforms, the stock market could end the year higher, even from today’s elevated valuations. Also, earnings could really be improving by the third and fourth quarters, that is if the reforms are actually put into place in time.
If the reforms get hung up or are watered down and not really effective, this market could tumble out of bed so fast that it will make your head spin.
That said, passive management will also continue to work if my base-case scenario comes about, and that outcome will just convince more people to move their portfolios to passive management."
IF Tweety Twump can fix the unemployment in rural areas, bring it up to match or beat the employment rate in booming big cities where employment was 4.8% HIGHER than 2007, THEN HE CAN TAKE CREDIT. Rural areas suffer 2.9% lower employment that early 2007.
FIX RURAL AREA EMPLOYMENT RATES TWEETY, AND WE CAN BOW DOWN TO YOU AND KISS YOUR RING.
Be aware! Beware!
