You claimed the tax-cuts made positive improvements. I posted objective data that showed they didn't. Reading that, you respond with polls. You are a special kind of hypocrite. When the data supports your position, you side with the data. When the data goes against you, you side with what people think, not the data.
Regarding polls, Trump is underwater and the "approval rating on the economy" is a minor measure and the election is 15 exhausting months from now. This will only get worse should the economy slows even more, as economists are telling us. In any case, we do know that you only care about your money and will vote for a racist thief if it helps you. Fortunately, most people don't.
The Trump tax cut caused a huge rise in the budget deficit, which the administration expects to hit $1 trillion this year, up from less than $600 billion in 2016. This tidal wave of red ink is even more extraordinary than it looks, because it has taken place despite falling unemployment, which usually leads to a falling deficit. The results were a short-term bump, not a long-term boost, as promised. This small bump is probably as good as it gets.
Nobody is forecasting a recession. It could happen, If it does, the country is very badly positioned to respond. More likely, is just a slowdown as the effects of the deficit splurge wear off. In fact, some economists are saying that slowdown is already happening. For example, the Fed of New York believes that the economy’s growth was down to 1.5% in the second quarter and the Fed of Atlanta says 1.6%. A recent Kiplinger, that I read, said 2020 will be less than 2%.
Weren't you the one calling Obama's 2% GDP growth mediocre?
