Net cost of Trump’s “Let’s party economy”

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    nopartisanbull Well-Known Member

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    According to NBER, the economy peaked in February, 2020.

    Source; NBER Business Cycle Dating Comittee Announcement June 08, 2020.

    The Peak marks the end of the expansion that began in June 2009, and the beginning of a recession.

    Net cost of Trump’s “Let’s party economy” over 36 months/prior to peak;

    Feb/Sep 2017 cumulative deficit; $458 billion
    Fy2018 deficit; $779 billion
    Fy2019 deficit; $984 billion
    Fy2020 Oct - Jan cumulative deficit; $369 billion

    Total cumulative deficit; $2.6 trillion

    Source; Monthly Treasury Statement

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    a. Previous peaks
    b. Cumulative deficits over 36 months prior to peak
    c. In today’s dollars


    Net cost of Bush’s “Let’s party economy”

    a. Peak December 2007
    b. $672 billion
    c. In today’s dollars; $843 billion

    Net cost of Clinton’s “Let’s party economy”

    a. Peak March 2001
    ZERO

    Net cost of Bush Sr. “Let’s party economy”

    a. Peak July 1990
    b. $529 billion
    c. In today’s dollars; $1,053 trillion

    Net Cost of Carter’s “Let’s party economy”

    a. Peak July 1981
    b. $200 billion
    c. In today’s dollars $572 billion

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    Trump’s “Let’s party economy”

    Best party we ever had!

    Well, of course!
     
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    nopartisanbull Well-Known Member

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    In addition the above, and in reference to the payroll remittance Trump postponed into next year;

    Trump’s “Let’s keep partying economy” 2.0

    Trump; “If I’m victorious on November 3rd, I plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. I’m going to make them all permanent”.

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    Biden’s “Let’s party” money;

    1. Raise the top tax rate from 37 to 39.6% for those making above $400,000.

    2. Hike the rate on capital gains to 39.6% for investment income above $1 million

    3. Impose a 12.4% payroll tax on income above $400,000

    Biden’s RAISED “Let’s party” money over 10 years; $4.1 trillion.

    Trump’s BORROWED “Let’s party” money above FY2016 deficit over 10 years; $2.2 trillion
     
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    Golem Well-Known Member Donor

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    Which can only be done if Mitch agrees to make them permanent. And he won't. This means that the taxes that the middle class is not paying now will have to be payed in 2021. Another way to abuse power for political gain.
     
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    My company still withheld them as I am sure many did

    It was a smoke & mirrors "cut"
     
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    Smart company!
     
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    Said $2.2 trillion......Based on Trump’s 2021 proposed budget/spending cuts, thus, meaningless today due to Covid19’s recession.
     
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    Presidents don't spend money, congress does.

    Sounds like you should be whining about Pelosi.

    Unless you made Trump King when I wasn't looking.
     

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