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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1040860)	11/29/2017 6:33:16 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575549

BC, Maybe....but Trump did not ignite the economies of 45 countries Of course he didn't, but that's not the point of giving Trump "credit" for the current economic boom. So many liberals are convinced that Bill Clinton and Barack Obama caused the American economy to boom simply by being in the White House. They can't point to anything other than these two presidents being "present" while the Dow went up and to the right. In marches Trump, as subtle as a jackhammer. Liberals were sure that a recession was coming because of Trump's bombastic attitude. He was going to destabilize the world, they said. He was going to disrupt free trade, they said. (Funny how liberals all of a sudden became advocates of free trade thanks to Trump.) He was going to incite wars with the Middle East, North Korea, and black people like Colin Kaepernick. He is so unstable, the media wondered out loud whether Trump would launch a nuke out of spite. I kid you not. So convinced were the liberals of all of these things, that one of their most prominent and richest, George Soros, bet on the coming global economic collapse. You know, the same guy that broke the bank of London with his calls on the pound. Bottom line is that it didn't happen, and now it's the right wing's turn to take credit for an economic boom that was supposedly caused by their man simply being in the White House. Tenchusatsu