2010:
>The economy is shit under Obama!
>No! Actually this is Bush's fault!
2018:
>The economy is great under Trump!
>No! Actually this is Obama gets credit!
Can somebody redpill me about how fiscal years work? Is this shit legit or just another libshit conspiracy? If the latter is false, Why are Presidents so shitty that their economic plans always happen after they leave office?
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The Federal Reserve is doing some Jew fuckery with interest rates
Obama inherited the worst Republican Recession since the Great Republican Depression from Bush in 2009.
Trump inherited one of the best economies ever from Obama in 2017.
This isn't complicated.
>Republicans caused the recession
>Democrats created job growth
The inverse is false as well.
at least both of those positions are consistent.
Economy is influenced by Fed, legislation and businesses. Government policy is the only one that takes year to take effect. I don't think Obama did anything recently.
>Job growth increases around the same time Republicans take Congress
Presidnents have nothing to do with the economy. I like Trump because people who I think are evil hate him. I don't really think he's doing anything worthwhile however.
The tax cuts are a huge boost and that is thanks to Trump.
>Presidents have nothing to do with the economy
That is only true if you have a weak president who doesnt make any substantial economic policy decisions. As nearly every president is directly involved in international trade deals which have a significant impact on the national economy, that is rarely if ever true.
In Trump's case, you have a president who is EXTREMELY active in making profound policy decisions. To deny the "Trump effect" on the US economy is truly delusional, indeed.