Economy Archives - Page 19 of 28

Data Point: Job data soars – last quarter revised upward as well.

December 6, 2019 Skip

It is going to be really hard for the Democrats to run against the Trump campaign if they are limited to actual data: U.S. Jobs Report Breaks Expectations, Unemployment at 50-Year Low The U.S. Labor Department’s jobs report released on Friday showed accelerated hiring and unemployment at a 50-year low. Employers added 266,000 jobs for … Read more

President Trump’s Approval Rating Among Business Owners Reaches New High

December 3, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Here is another statistic to chill the icy hearts of Trump-hating liberals everywhere. A CNBC survey indicates Mr. Trump’s favorability or approval among business owners has reached a new high.

The U.S. Posts First Full Month as a Net Exporter of Crude Oil Since 1949

November 30, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Here’s another first for the Trump Economy. September 2019 marked the first full month that the United States was a net exporter of oil since the government started keeping records in 1949. Seventy Years ago.

Shouldn’t a Debate Impart Information to the Audience?

November 21, 2019 Aaron Warner

We had a national debate with the Democrat candidates for president. Shouldn’t a debate impart information to the audience? Shouldn’t it be more than a chance to up the name recognition by having a moderator call your name repeatedly on national TV?

Bernie’s Immigration Plan: Making America Not Matter Any More

November 8, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Socialist Bernie Sanders Immigration plan went live this week and it’s everything you’d expect from someone who hates America. We might as well erase the borders and let the globalists run the joint.

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Black Unemployment hits Another Record Low White NH Democrats Have Nothing to Say

November 4, 2019 Steve MacDonald

We’ve been watching this story for nearly two years, and it keeps getting better. Black unemployment began hitting record lows in early 2018, dropping to 6.6 percent. Last month it hit 5.4 percent — the lowest in almost fifty years.

Data Point – Median Household Income continues to climb

November 2, 2019November 2, 2019 Skip

It’s the economy, stupid:

Median household income in the United States reached a new record high of $66,214 in September 2019, a 0.4% increase from Sentier Research’s August 2019 estimate of $65,976.

Is a stealth financial “lock up” starting to happen?

October 27, 2019 Skip

I do look at CNN, mostly for the business side as their presentation of the markets is better than some of the others. There, I saw this post and started scratching my head as I haven’t seen this anywhere else in the “general issues” sites that I visit. I’m not a financial geek and I’m … Read more

Everything Gets Political When You Ask Politicians for a Bailout – Plus Pandering Dan Feltes

October 20, 2019October 20, 2019 Skip

The biomass “subsidy by govt induced higher electrical rates” issue just won’t go away. The Union Leader has yet another piece lamenting that companies aren’t getting corporate welfare. Landowners are angry that the government won’t help their profits or politics for a new protected class (“unemployed biomass workers”).

Moody’s Analytics Shows the GOP Their Victory Strategy and Why Trump Can Win 2020 in a Landslide

October 19, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Moody’s predicts presidential elections. I guess they’re good at it. They got it wrong once in 40 years. That was 2016. So, should we believe them when they say Trump will win 2020 in a landslide?

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Trump Economy Generates Record Setting Middle-Class Gains in Income

October 15, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Remember about 1000 so-called “scandals” ago? When Trump’s tax cuts and his economy were going to help the rich at the expense of the Middle Class. Guess what?

Liz Warren and Ed Markey May be Killing More Than Jobs With Their Latest Bill

October 13, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Warren hates fracking. She’ll do anything to stop it. Like making it illegal to add infrastructure that would allow us to export more natural gas. Not only will this kill US jobs, but it will also make Europe the slaves of Russian Energy Oligarchs.

What role does the Government play in determining the level of employment in a free society?

October 7, 2019

Can a society be free if its economy is not free? My assertion to you is America can do better. In order for that to happen, we must understand what is wrong. We need to want to understand where we went wrong. We need to agree on how we can best adjust to remedy the error we have made.

Blue Collar Work, Grinding, Constructions

Unemployment Rate Lowest Since 1969 – Displaced Worker Rate Lowest in 19 Years

October 6, 2019 Steve MacDonald

The economy continues to deliver good news. Trump’s second Recovery Summer has rolled into recovery Fall (or pumpkin spice in everything season you prefer), which saw unemployment drop to it’s the lowest level in 50 years.

9 Things You Can Do if You Need Emergency Cash

October 4, 2019 Third Party Content

Life can be stressful when you are tight on money and an emergency comes up. Click here for some things to do if you need emergency cash. Did you know that 4 out of 5 Americans live paycheck to paycheck? Even 10% of Americans who make $100,000 or more live check to check. Many of … Read more

Hey Democrats! What’s the Plan for the 6000 Things we Make from Oil Besides Gasoline?

October 2, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Part of the problem with Democrats, and there are plenty of them, is that their obsession with keeping oil in the ground is not just impractical; it is impossible.

Data Point: Median incomes rising faster than under Bush or Obama

October 2, 2019 Skip

News like this makes it hard for the Democratic Presidential Wannabees, doesn’t it? Median incomes are rising faster under Donald Trump than under Bush or Obama.

Greg Moore – NH Budget: The Good, the Bad, (And I’ll add some Ugly)

September 26, 2019 Steve MacDonald

State Rep. Judy Aron gave us a nice 30,000-foot view of the budget here. But we’ve only just begun to dissect this. Budgets are no longer just exercises of force that redistribute your money. They are vehicles for law-making without public input and that can’t go unreported.

Energy Policy: Democrats Must Love Middle Eastern Wars

September 23, 2019 Steve MacDonald

The initial reaction to the Iranian backed strike against their Saudi enemies energy infrastructure was a 20% spike in oil. That lasted a day. Prices quickly dropped and a week later oil prices remain stable.

Trump Boom Continues and the Recession The Democrats Wanted has Been Canceled

September 21, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Back in mid-August the new it girl was a looming recession. The media was just wild about her. It’s all they could talk about it. And what did I say? The media’s obsession (short on substance) was a giveaway. And their wanting one probably meant it was a lie.