Its far better than the standard replies that come from the left.
Standard replies from the left? Your position is entirely normative. When someone points to a rising dollar, bad weather, reduction in capEx from oil, etc..., you reply with the same. When someone posts that job gains were weak, you reply with the same. When someone posts about record low continuing unemployment claims, you reply with the same.
See the pattern? You are a partisan hack.
That is to ignore the shrinking Middle class , the growing wealth disparity and the Millions of struggling American families because your more loyal to your Political affiliation than you are to the truth.
I don't see many people ignoring these issues. And for the record, i am not a democrat. I just oppose extremism to the fullest. It just so happens that the Republican party is dominated by extremist kooks.
It actually takes reality into account and doesn't ignore the plight of Millions of Americans who are struggling to make ends meet in a disastrous Obama economy.
You've yet to provide any policy that would help alleviate these issues. Harping on large scale macro policy due to changes in micro-structural economic evolution is beyond obnoxious. Contrary to the popular dogmatic beliefs among you and your fellow extremists, a flat tax or "fair tax" would only benefit high income earners (those with already hefty savings rates). If you study economics in a serious light, you don't call on macro-policy to address structural issues.
The Democrat party would much rather push false narratives about economic recoveries than acknowledge that their policies have anything to do with our economic issues.
Sorry, but GDP and employment growth is very much real. The false narratives arise from those who wish to nit-pick generally positive economic data, desperately hoping to find an imperfection.
They're not above ignoring outright large populations of impoverished citizens. A look at inner cities across America is a great example of that.
Again, you can't address this with macro-policy.
So someone needs to be honest enough to call BS on their pretend recovery and since we know you're incapable of that I am left with no choice but to expose whats essentially propaganda disguised as a objective economic analysis.
You cannot refute my objective economic analysis because it is entirely data dependent. I promise that when a politician proposes nationalizing industry, or pushes for ridiculous regulation, i'll be one of the first to speak against it. Your premise is based around economic reality not meeting your expectations. A moderate fiscal response, even with accommodative monetary policy, was never going to bring a recovery on par with the average break to the upside. Yes, Obama and his advisers (as well as the majority of the financial and economic community) underestimated the severity of the crisis. This was reflective from their stimulus proposal. Could the ARRA have been more targeted and stimulative? Absolutely! It just goes to show perfection is only a requisite for the opposition who is not currently occupying the White House. Conservatives have taken it to an extreme that is likely to have long term consequences.