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45% approval rating - it’s the economy, stupid!


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2018 Jan 5, 7:28am   6,501 views  10 comments

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As I predicted, better economic numbers have helped Trump’s approval ratings. He’s gone from a dismal 37% Approval to 45% in a few months. As positive and more positive numbers continue to roll in, American voters are liking the direction of the nation and it’s showing in Presidential approval numbers. Trump is setting a direction, a mood, and a strategy for us to MAGA, and it’s starting to work. Watch as the next months and years go by, as economic numbers go to unprecedented levels in the modern era, and as this POTUS goes from politically untouchable to practically unimpeachable in the opinions of the only people who truly matter: the American voters.
As this happens, and the tide continues to swing, watch also as Congress decides to get with the program and legislation that will improve the country begins to fall into place.

There will certainly be elitist tears. We shall bathe in them!

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/01/05/president-trumps-poll-numbers-boom-economy/
#politics

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1   MrMagic   2018 Jan 5, 7:32am  

Quigley says
Trump is setting a direction, a mood, and a strategy for us to MAGA, and it’s starting to work.


Yep.

2   MrMagic   2018 Jan 5, 7:51am  

Food stamp recipients down 2M under Trump,

President Donald Trump's first budget plan would cut nearly $2 billion from the federal food stamps program, SNAP. What are the implications and who would it impact the most? Here are five facts about food stamps

Since Donald Trump became president, the Dow Jones industrial average has climbed to 25,000 and fewer Americans are unemployed.

Another interesting fact: The number of people collecting food stamps has declined by more than two million.

USDA figures since show that the program has gone from costing taxpayers about $250 million for about 2.8 million recipients in 1969, under President Richard Nixon, to a peak of costing nearly $80 billion for nearly 48 million recipients in 2013, under President Barack Obama.

The numbers have declined since then, in part because of the booming economy and because some states have restored work requirements needed to qualify for SNAP, Fox News reported. In many cases the work requirements had been waived because of the recession of 2007-09.

The 2017 figure of 42.1 million people assisted is the lowest figure since 2010, when the program assisted 40.3 million people at a cost to taxpayers of $68.2 billion.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/01/05/food-stamp-recipients-down-2m-under-trump-usda-figures-show.html
3   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Jan 5, 8:22am  

I wonder how the msm will handle irrelevance. It almost happened when they went hysterical about Reagan. We’ll see what happens with the msm now.
4   Shaman   2018 Jan 5, 8:36am  

Apple’s planned $200 billion repatriation of cash will instantly credit the USA tax rolls with 30 billion dollars! That’s money we wouldn’t have ever seen without Trump’s tax cuts. That’s three times to prove of the Wall, or half the price of food stamps for a year!
Now, imagine the taxes from every company which plans to repatriate cash!

And finally, consider what happens to a US economy awash in trillions of extra company money!

Effortless MAGA!
5   anonymous   2018 Jan 5, 9:32am  

You didn't just quote a Rasmussen poll did you? lol
6   anonymous   2018 Jan 5, 10:44am  

Quigley says
Apple’s planned $200 billion repatriation of cash will instantly credit the USA tax rolls with 30 billion dollars! That’s money we wouldn’t have ever seen without Trump’s tax cuts. That’s three times to prove of the Wall, or half the price of food stamps for a year!
Now, imagine the taxes from every company which plans to repatriate cash!

And finally, consider what happens to a US economy awash in trillions of extra company money!

Effortless MAGA!

Trillions? That must be why they’re predicting an additional $1.5tn on the deficit I presume. A good chunk of any extra cash the corporations have will be used to buy back shares. After all, what better way to push a company’s share price up. Gotta make the most of those stock options.
7   anonymous   2018 Jan 5, 10:45am  

IF I could sell here (TRumps approval rating) I would. THe question will be how low is the next low in a few weeks when the Wolff book has fully sunk in.

But sure, the tax bill gave him an uptick. There are a lot of hypocritical republicans out there that don't care about the deficit and debt, if it means more money in their pockets.
8   anonymous   2018 Jan 5, 10:45am  

I’m curious how you think a 45% approval rating is actually good. 45%. And the economy is booming according to you. And still it’s only 45%. You do understand that is a low approval rating.
9   Shaman   2018 Jan 5, 11:57am  

Because it’s improving with the improving economy. Ergo: as the economy continues to improve, so will Trump’s approval rating. If Twitter bans him, he might get to 80%!
10   mell   2018 Jan 5, 12:44pm  

MAGA! The leftoid butt-hurt must run deep state deep.

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