Lol, I totally believe that. "We should cut interest rates, to stimulate the economy." "Shouldn't do it, inflation is too high already." "We should chain the value of our social assistance to the rate of inflation." "Shouldn't do it, inflation is too low anyway."
Neither side has the data. Trump is going on anecdotal information, but his opponents are claiming they have hard facts, which they don't. I didn't mean to interrupt you and Freddie playing footsie, though. Carry on.
Have you been to south San Diego or L.A. or Orange county in the last few years and traveled the neighborhoods. there has been an amazing transformation. You would see probably see 70% more people than we had in So Cal 20 years ago. Maybe double. With have a southerly migration on the 5 on fridays and Saturday mornings that is something to see. It did not exist 20 years ago, it dissipated when the economy tanked and it has returned. Our country is vastly underestimating the amount of Latin Americans inside our borders. Now I am not saying fricken mexicans. I am just pointing out in response to your flippant comment that you don't need govt statistics when you can see it with your own eyes.
are you confusing austerity arguments which you were sort of having with yourself... with what were here were suggesting. Strategies which have been vindicated by the the studies we have been posting recently. namely that cutting taxes increases revenue and gdp.
jem, you can't even get people on the right here to agree with very much of your economic thinking. Our argument is the same year after year: You: If A then B. Me: And if C then B. You: Ok, sometimes C then B. You (a week later): If A then B.