Do you approve of President Donald Trump?

weaviemx5

As already asked, which trade deal is that?

"what has he done so far that makes you think he will reward us"

Trollslayer

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/apr/25/uk-government-borrowing-lowest-level-financial-crisis
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-43876918
Borrowing so far this year is £2 billion less than expected.

raduv1

Does one not have to ask first what the positive aspects said  political party are or indeed if it is in conflict or conforms with ones own belief structure ?

I've not found anything positive that makes me believe that the Trump Administration and GOP are good for the US let alone the world.

But .........i live in hope .

Bl4ckGryph0n

Try it, you may be surprised But as I have said many a time, there are so many parallels between them, so perhaps you have a point...

Bl4ckGryph0n

Lowering the corporation tax is pretty good for the US, perhaps less so for the rest of the world...That was the context I responded against...

IronGiant

Have you got the coat?
                                                                                                                                               

weaviemx5

So you don't agree with people highlighting the negative points of Trump's Government and suggest it's merely an echo chamber being unwilling to give him credit where it's due yet you regularly highlight the potential negative points of any possible future Corbyn-led Government although you see many parallels between the two of them.  I'm confused?

raduv1

This was why I worded my post 165 in this way but was expertly side stepped by a very skillfull  politician . We need a hats off smilies .

raduv1

I was going to use this in my reply but I always  prefer to take the high ground with no undue  bias .

mikeybabes2

Let me know when the national debt actually goes down. (I won't hold my breath).

The whole of the Western economic growth is currently built on debt, printing money and a property bubble that has resulted a requirement for extremely low interest rates.

Even a modest increase in the interest rate - say from 0.25% to 1% would have a massive effect.

It's a house of cards.