Is there any point at which people will stop saying "the market was due for a correction" and accept that, cycles aside, there's a clueless person in the White House actively making terrible decisions for the economy while blaming "the fed?"
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@dpakman mentioned three (count 'em!) examples of bad economic decisions. He also made the crucial point that#individual1's bad political decisions (Mattis,#TrumpShutdown etc) are, inevitably, proving to have economic consequences. Hope you have a great Christmas!
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Tani with her one-trick: Look over there! Look over there!! She will Distract, Deflect, Derail, do anything possible to prevent ferocious reason being applied to a subject she knows will only expose her position as pitifully weak and Democrats as true enemies of America.
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Approving out-of-control government spending, which tends to raise prices and interest rates, and tariffs add no economic value either.
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