eagle eye wrote: » Trump certainly deserves credit for this. To the best of my knowledge there was nothing about this mentioned before he became President. I haven't been following things stateside lately. How is the economy doing? Last I heard it was improving.
weisses wrote: It had to do with the speed NK developed their nukes ... Trump happens to be the president that has to deal with Kim because of this
weisses wrote: Its great like ..... Improving since Obama
eagle eye wrote: » Are you saying that this just happened since Trump took office?
eagle eye wrote: » When did it start improving? What was put in place by the Obama administration to turn things around?
eagle eye wrote: » I listened to that video and he never said he trusted him but that is what is written on the tweet. Then he joked that he might never admit it and that is put in the tweet as a serious quote. I used to laugh at Trump's fake news accusations but that there makes it seem like it's actually fake news or at least twisted.
Podge_irl wrote: That is why it is not in quotes. "I think, honestly, he is going to do these things" implies that he trusts him.
Podge_irl wrote: So you're now complaining both about a section of tweet that paraphrases him, and a section of the tweet that quotes him verbatim.
eagle eye wrote: » That graph shows a sharp rise in the last 18 months which suggests that something changed.
Phonehead wrote: » Getting a meeting with North Korea was never a problem, having a meeting which sacrafices the legitimizing of the Leadership of NK on an international stage was always the issue. The concessions from NK would need to be huge.
eagle eye wrote: » Are you saying that this just happened since Trump took office? When did it start improving? What was put in place by the Obama administration to turn things around?
RIGOLO wrote: » sanctions people , sanctions, the sanctions are still in place with NK. A meeting has been held, a historic handshake, invitations have been extended, broad statements issued, with detaisl to follow , and further meetings to follow, what an achievement . 6 months ago ICBMs where flying across the South east pacific, and 60 kilotons detonations under mountains in NK and now we have a detente. I dont see any desperation by posters looking for a Trump win... there have been so many wins for Trump in such a short space of time , I would say its impossible for any reasoned person to ignore them, but some posters here are proving me wrong and still ignoring mammouth achievements. ISIS Caliphate dismantled, stock market record highs, unemployment record lows, opioid epidemic being addressed, trade imbalance actions, tax cuts implemented , buisness deregulation, corporation assests repatriation , the list goes on... The mid-terms are looking like a lock in now, if economy continues to rally, I cant see the Democrats winning back the House and they have no chance of winning the senate. By the way can anyone state what the policys and agenda of the Democratic party is now . Other than them saying we are not Trump, do they have a policy based approach for winning back the minds of American voters ?
RIGOLO wrote: Thats the sort of question someone who neither understands the drivers for US Treasuries nor economic indicators, asks. Ask the Chinese they cant get enough of the US 2-10 year notes. Meanwhile regarding the economic indicators , the one you want high are high (index values) the ones you want low are low (unemployment) .. Its all good. Dont worry about Trumps tax cuts, the amount is a pittance in the scale of US macro-economics and is just one tool in the arsenal Trump has and more importantly is using to manage the economy, and should not be looked at in isolation.
RIGOLO wrote: » " Why is the national debt increasing so much if the economy is doing so great ? " Thats the sort of question someone who neither understands the drivers for US Treasuries nor economic indicators, asks. Ask the Chinese they cant get enough of the US 2-10 year notes. Meanwhile regarding the economic indicators , the one you want high are high (index values) the ones you want low are low (unemployment) .. Its all good. Dont worry about Trumps tax cuts, the amount is a pittance in the scale of US macro-economics and is just one tool in the arsenal Trump has and more importantly is using to manage the economy, and should not be looked at in isolation.
ELM327 wrote: » So... Nobel Peace Prize for the donald?
RIGOLO wrote: » " The stock exchange is up because Trump gave them massive tax decreases. " Thats the sort of statement someone who does'nt understand what drives the markets , makes. Markets are up due to , in no particular order a combination of , interest rates, fixed income curve, European outlook, defense spending , share buybacks, geopolitical outlook, unemployment rates, wage earnings rates, future earnings, consumer confidence, emerging markets outlooks and a bunch of other things . But if it helps you understand a complex entity by saying its purely down to tax cuts, then nothing I can do to stop you. Its only 'drivel' if you dont uderstand it.
Professor Moriarty wrote: For tearing up the Iran deal? Walking away from the Paris accord? Infuriating Palestinians by unnecessarily moving the US embassy? Threatening and insulting all of the US's major allies? Increasing the number of civilian deaths and the number of airstrikes in Syria? Yeah. No brainer.
eagle eye wrote: » It seems to me that he intends to put Merkel in her place which imo would be no bad thing.