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As I made clear in the OP, retard, I don't trust people JUST LIKE YOU to be honest about the numbers. People like you will bounce between sets, depending on which best serves their current argument. I mentioned both sets of numbers, and stated that I was willing to argue my thesis, to wit: THAT CART...

I refuse to debate the numbers until you tell me what they are. In the SAME POST I have seen you end Carter's term in 1980, in order to show Reagan being handed a flat economy, and ending in 1981, in order to lower Carter's increase in the GDP. I have asked for clarification twice at least. This is ...

Don't forget big taxes too. GDP deflator my ***....

It's been a while, I will confess. But nattering from the cheap seats isn't exactly an admirable skill, either, sweetness. Maybe if you could POSIT rather than whine, Peaches, you might just wow us all and rehabilitate your big spending, big borrowing, stagnant economy hero, hmmm?...

HAHAHAHAHAHHA once again clemscum shows his obeisance to his god WSJ oped. confirming his dedication to objective sources. HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA...

I remember the Whip Inflation Now campaign (1974 with Pres. Ford) trying to bolster a crappy economy. That failed to bring the Nixon era around. Carter inherited the **** and **** it up about the same. "Malaise" came out of his mouth describing the times while in office. Sitting president, current e...

Did psycho get his restraints tightened again? Reaganomics at 25.... The achievement of Reaganomics can only be fully understood by recalling the miserable state of affairs a quarter-century ago. Newsweek summarized the national mood when it wrote in 1981 that Reagan "inherits the most dangero...

That's rocket science to a moonbat. It's common knowledge that Carter's economic policies failed, but Reagan's succeeded, but moonbats can't even grasp something that obvious....

Yea that's what I said in not so many words....

Also, while I'm here I guess I might as well take the time to correct some economic illiteracy. GDP is normally adjusted for inflation, but the way we get the real GDP is by using what is called a GDP deflator. This will determine whether or not the economic growth gained in a particular period is...