Trump gets highest numbers yet!

Real Clear Politics, which reports and tracks a number of polls and averages them together, has reported this week he reached disapproval numbers even higher than the three days after 1-6. That is a real achievement. The worst ratings he has ever had. The difference is that this is not due to a one time event, but a trend that started a couple months into this term.

The TACO might be toast.

I love this for him! But mostly for us.
 
Obama was faced with a possible second great depression. Banks were closing, and people were getting thrown out of their homes. Obama fixed the horrible economy the Repubs(Bush) left him. Obama's deficit was also in 8 years.
Yep Trump ran the debt up almost as much as Obama did ( 8 years) and that was JUST in his FIRST FOUR YEARS and has gone on to add a few more trillion to that.
what is it now over 10T going on 11?
 
????? What he left is a mere fraction of what Obama and Biden ran up.
Sailor you have to face facts the Republicans have run the debt up a LOT more then Dems have AND when the Dems hand over an economy that is going good they run it into the ground, 11 out of the last 12 Recessions were started under Republican Presidents, and it was DEM Presidents that took over from those Republican Presidents and got us back out of those recessions.
YEP if you want to run up the debt or put our economy into a recession vote in a Republican President they will get it done.
 
If trump tells them that Epstein evidence needs to be covered up, then they decide Epstein evidence needs to be covered up.
trump right now is like a cornered rat - he'll stop at nothing to try to fuck with the upcoming election. His only salvation over the past 2 years has been a cowardly and feckless Republican congress and ideologues on SCOTUS.

The next Democratic administration needs to fix all of that.
 
Obama was faced with a possible second great depression. Banks were closing, and people were getting thrown out of their homes. Obama fixed the horrible economy the Repubs(Bush) left him. Obama's deficit was also in 8 years.
How much dope do you smoke? Be honest now.
 
How much dope do you smoke? Be honest now.
Hey, Sailor! How's it going? You going to list those 7 wars trump ended? I'm ready for the list!

Regarding the post you just trashed - do you even know what happened at the end of the Bush administration? Bush's deregulation of banks and insurance companies brought the world to it's knees. Had Obama not bailed the banks out (which the banks paid back with interest) the entire world would have been fucked. <-- these are called actual facts dude - what have YOU been smoking?
 
Compare the actual numbers to Obama and Biden and get back to me. Zippy.
Obama ran it up 8.437 Trillion in EIGHT YEARS , Trump ran it up 8.08 Trillion in just FOUR years and almost another 3T in his second term so far, and it is still going up.
 
Compare the actual numbers to Obama and Biden and get back to me. Zippy.
Sure - I have some numbers for you, tiger. Here's some numbers for you, skippy:

Yep. Using the CPI-U price level rather than the annual inflation rate gives us the clean comparison:


  • November 2024 CPI: 315.493
  • July 2026 CPI: 333.918
  • Cumulative increase: 5.84%

So something that cost $100 in November 2024 would cost about $105.84 today, on average.


That's the distinction we were talking about earlier: the current 3.4% inflation rate tells us how quickly prices have risen over the latest 12 months. But since November 2024, the actual overall price level has risen about 5.8%.


And there are some big differences underneath that average. For example, compared with a year ago, food is +3.0%, shelter +3.2%, and energy +14.7% as of July.

Do you understand this stuff or do you need all of us to type slower?
 
Hey, Sailor! How's it going? You going to list those 7 wars trump ended? I'm ready for the list!

Regarding the post you just trashed - do you even know what happened at the end of the Bush administration? Bush's deregulation of banks and insurance companies brought the world to it's knees. Had Obama not bailed the banks out (which the banks paid back with interest) the entire world would have been fucked. <-- these are called actual facts dude - what have YOU been smoking?
TARP was created in 2008 by the Bush Administration. Obama had nothing to do with it. Just passing out monies and taking credit. You fucking dunce.
 
Obama ran it up 8.437 Trillion in EIGHT YEARS , Trump ran it up 8.08 Trillion in just FOUR years and almost another 3T in his second term so far, and it is still going up.
Great. Seeing as how your dumb ass is not following the thread, how much did Reagan run it up? In dollars?
 
Sure - I have some numbers for you, tiger. Here's some numbers for you, skippy:

Yep. Using the CPI-U price level rather than the annual inflation rate gives us the clean comparison:


  • November 2024 CPI: 315.493
  • July 2026 CPI: 333.918
  • Cumulative increase: 5.84%

So something that cost $100 in November 2024 would cost about $105.84 today, on average.


That's the distinction we were talking about earlier: the current 3.4% inflation rate tells us how quickly prices have risen over the latest 12 months. But since November 2024, the actual overall price level has risen about 5.8%.


And there are some big differences underneath that average. For example, compared with a year ago, food is +3.0%, shelter +3.2%, and energy +14.7% as of July.

Do you understand this stuff or do you need all of us to type slower?
And this means what sperm burper? Get those balls out of your face and read the thread.
 
TARP was created in 2008 by the Bush Administration. Obama had nothing to do with it. Just passing out monies and taking credit. You fucking dunce.
Bush was out of office and Obama not only oversaw the program, he made sure the $$ was paid back. We as taxpayers lost nothing, unlike the shit we're dealing with due to bullshit tariffs and illegal wars.

Obama administration — Timothy Geithner (January 2009 onward). When Barack Obama took office, TARP didn't disappear. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner inherited and continued administering it, while modifying and expanding how the remaining authority was used. The Obama Treasury emphasized restoring private capital to banks, credit markets, assistance to homeowners and small institutions, while also winding down emergency support as financial conditions improved

Now about those "7 wars trump ended". You said it - you going to put up or continue being a propaganda-spraying douche? My money's on "douche".
 
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