The Communist News Network ran a poll and Pres Trump wins big

[calfoxwc]

you betcha the economy is thriving.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/18/politics/cnn-poll-trump-economy-tech/index.html

CNN Poll: 7 in 10 say economy in good shape -- and Trump may reap the benefits

[DieHardBrownsFan]

I wouldn't believe any poll now or in the future cal.  

[calfoxwc]

yeah, they are just tiny little indicators that counter other opposite polls from somewhere else.....

 

[Axe]

So what were the other three thinking?

[calfoxwc]

1 hour ago, Axe said:

So what were the other three thinking?

Texsag, woody and cleve voted.....

[Gorka]

Dismiss polling all you want, but 7 in 10 sounds about right.

Here's some enlightening info for you lefties so consumed by Trumps tweeting that has passed you by.

...and the fact that the MSM ignores it.

United States GDP growth still strong in January, at an annualized 2.6%, above the projected 2.4% and following the third quarter 4.2% growth and the fourth quarter 3.4% GDP growth:



Manufacturing in the United States increased by 2.9% in January of 2019, continuing a steady upward trend that began right around the time a certain President was elected:




Durable goods ordered also "unexpectedly" rose in January, contrary to forecasts calling for a decline in such orders.



Meanwhile, inflation holds steady at a very low and sustainable 1.5%



Unemployment remains extraordinarily low at 3.8%. In macroeconomics classes, I learned that an unemployment rate of less than 4% was essentially full employment, as a percentage of the working population who want to work will be out of a job for a brief span of time due to moving, or recent school graduation, or other factors having nothing to do with employment opportunities:



Meanwhile, median wages in the United States grew 4.16% in January, 2019 - the 14th consecutive month with more than 4% median wage increase. That is a considerable turnaround from Bammy's last year in office, which saw wages stagnate and increase at barely more than 2%.





Home ownership in the United States increased to 64.8%, continuing an upward trend that dates back to just before Trump's election:



In Summary:
 

• Unemployment remains incredibly low.
• GDP growth continues at a solid pace, expected to bump up in the 2nd quarter.
• Inflation is a non-issue.
• Median wages are increasing.
• Home ownership is increasing.
• Durable goods production is increasing.
• Manufacturing production is increasing.
•  
•  

 

[cccjwh]

"polls are no longer reliable because of cell phones. " - some moron

[calfoxwc]

13 minutes ago, Gorka said:

Dismiss polling all you want, but 7 in 10 sounds about right.

Here's some enlightening info for you lefties so consumed by Trumps tweeting that has passed you by.

...and the fact that the MSM ignores it.

United States GDP growth still strong in January, at an annualized 2.6%, above the projected 2.4% and following the third quarter 4.2% growth and the fourth quarter 3.4% GDP growth:



Manufacturing in the United States increased by 2.9% in January of 2019, continuing a steady upward trend that began right around the time a certain President was elected:




Durable goods ordered also "unexpectedly" rose in January, contrary to forecasts calling for a decline in such orders.



Meanwhile, inflation holds steady at a very low and sustainable 1.5%



Unemployment remains extraordinarily low at 3.8%. In macroeconomics classes, I learned that an unemployment rate of less than 4% was essentially full employment, as a percentage of the working population who want to work will be out of a job for a brief span of time due to moving, or recent school graduation, or other factors having nothing to do with employment opportunities:



Meanwhile, median wages in the United States grew 4.16% in January, 2019 - the 14th consecutive month with more than 4% median wage increase. That is a considerable turnaround from Bammy's last year in office, which saw wages stagnate and increase at barely more than 2%.





Home ownership in the United States increased to 64.8%, continuing an upward trend that dates back to just before Trump's election:



In Summary:
 

• Unemployment remains incredibly low.
• GDP growth continues at a solid pace, expected to bump up in the 2nd quarter.
• Inflation is a non-issue.
• Median wages are increasing.
• Home ownership is increasing.
• Durable goods production is increasing.
• Manufacturing production is increasing.
•  
•  

 

Texsag won't admit it, won't read it, won't talk about it. Pitiful.