Trump vs Biden 2020, Day 64 of the Pennsylvania count (pt 5) Read OP

thecretinhop wrote: »

enjoy your "victory". not over.

Lucy8080 wrote: »

Mayo for ( Uncle) Sam, 2021!

joseywhales wrote: »

Compare the america biden is about to inherit compared to the one Trump inherited just four years ago. Biden will be lucky to just deal with covid alone, he is kind of doomed from the start to spend his time fire fighting the **** show Trump has left him.

The claim: 'Every GOP administration since Reagan has overseen a recession while every Democratic administration since then has overseen a strong recovery and economic boom.'

Economies under GOP presidents

Real GDP growth, a measure of economic activity in the U.S., averaged 3.33% during the 64 years and 16 presidential terms going back to the mid-1940s, according to a 2013 research paper by professors of economics Alan Blinder and Mark Watson at Princeton University. With a Republican in the White House, though, the economy's growth slowed to 2.54%, the economists found. With a Democrat in office, growth jumped to 4.35% on average.

A variety of other economic indicators, such as per capita GDP, stock market returns, real wages and the change in the unemployment rate, are also more robust with a Democratic president, the economists found. Unemployment fell by 0.8 percentage points with a Democratic president on average, while it rose 1.1 percentage points with a Republican, according to Blinder and Watson.
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While it is difficult to assess blame for the root causes, at least one recession did begin under every Republican president since Ronald Reagan compared with zero under Democratic presidents over the same period.

duploelabs wrote: »

Has anyone checked on Outlaw Pete?

thecretinhop wrote: »

enjoy your "victory". not over.

Kidchameleon wrote: »

Counting is ongoing, there is no way he will lose to Biden.

Rosemary Whispering Cloud wrote: »

They're mostly brainwashed, it's plain and simple to see

tonycascarino wrote: »

It was definitely an anti-Trump vote than a pro-Biden vote...kind of like when Fianna Fáil were voted out here a few years back.

Biden is the guy that is going to unite a divided America? No chance. He would not inspire anybody either in all honesty. America is only heading in one

direction anyway.

The_Brood wrote: »

Well I can see why Americans are glad to be rid of Donald Trump. But very sad that they chose Biden over Bernie Sanders, someone who was at least willing to fight for the working people.

Bank Bailout Biden, Bank CEO Bonuses Biden will be best pals with our FG/FF, and the corporatist leaders across Western Europe. As in they do everything in their power to ensure the banks and corporations get richer, while the working man and woman gets shafted and told to be happy with the scraps thrown at them. Oh they make grand speeches about how they are doing the opposite, about how they are supposed to be about helping people - no one was better at speeches than Obama, and the working man and women were left deluded, lie to in a ditch. Which is why they angrily lashed out and rejected the Democrats, and will inevitably lash out and go red again when they realize Biden isn't the answer.

But at least the Americans have the excuse of saying they voted to get rid off Trump. What is our excuse? What is Europe's excuse? Why do we continue voting against our interests?