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Predictions for a Trump Presidency

Vern said:
Thank you Conservative. I realize it’s hard for you admit that my posts are accurate and factual so you when you post the usual deflections and lies, I understand. It’s just your special way of saying “you’re right vern”.
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How accurate were you using the Obama Administration PREDICTIONS and reconcile that with the Obama Administration results?? Did those predictions show 9.3 trillion added to the debt in 8 years?
 
Conservative said:
How accurate were you using the Obama Administration PREDICTIONS and reconcile that with the Obama Administration results?? Did those predictions show 9.3 trillion added to the debt in 8 years?
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oh Conservative, thank you again. You're just too kind.
 
Vern said:
oh Conservative, thank you again. You're just too kind.
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You are so welcome especially being exposed as the mouthpiece for today's Democratic Party as you buy any Predictions that are negative and then never compare those predictions to actual results. 9.3 trillion added to the debt is the number Trump as to achieve to be equal to Obama and anything less is better
 
Conservative said:
You are so welcome especially being exposed as the mouthpiece for today's Democratic Party as you buy any Predictions that are negative and then never compare those predictions to actual results. 9.3 trillion added to the debt is the number Trump as to achieve to be equal to Obama and anything less is better
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I don't know what you're babbling about now but I didn't "buy" any predictions. I made predictions after trump was "elected' and they are currently hitting at a 7-1 rate. I can only assume you are jealous of my winning percentage.
 
Vern said:
I don't know what you're babbling about now but I didn't "buy" any predictions. I made predictions after trump was "elected' and they are currently hitting at a 7-1 rate. I can only assume you are jealous of my winning percentage.
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LOL, I really am worried about you as you have no idea what you even posted. Go back and read the post I responded to and then apologize for being a mouthpiece for the radical left. Trump has been in office just over a year, his first budget was October 2017 for fiscal year 2018 and already you are predicting major deficits. My point stands PROJECTIONS were inaccurate under Obama and will be inaccurate under Trump, already Trump has lowered the Obama deficits with his WH spendin
 
Vern said:
He won’t build a wall (yea, no brainer right? not to about 20-30 % of America)
He won’t repeal Obamacare (that’s a bold one)
When a recession hits, republicans will re-discover the benefits of stimulus (sadly only in tax cut form)
His wife will ‘alledgedly’ have an affair with a secret service agent (he’s old, she’s young, most SS guys are studs. Just saying)
The deficit will go up (I wrote deficit guys, not debt)
Conservatives will figure out the liberal won (another bold one because they never admit when they’re wrong)
Democrats will not root for economic collapse (we put America first)
Hillary won’t be going to jail (another “no brainer/shock to conservatives”)
Conservatives will whine the office of the presidency deserves respect. (It’s called hypocrisy)
The incessant “stock market is about to crash” reports will be replaced by “it can only go up” reports.

Post em if you got em.
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Now I've already claimed "When a recession hits, republicans will re-discover the benefits of stimulus (sadly only in tax cut form)" as a "win" because the republican congress passed the Trump tax cuts but I think we should "re-open" the discussion. We now see republicans tripping over themselves to spend two and a half times President Obama's stimulus. And oddly they are not complaining about its effect on the deficit, they are complaining that democrats made them wait 3 days to spend it. Now I was clearly wrong when I added " (sadly only in tax cut form)" but my main point was they would have no problem with stimulus. So I'm goint to still count this as a win but boy did I underestimate their "love" of deficit fueled stimulus.
 
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