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What Does An Inverted Yield Curve Mean For Trump In 2020? History Says This…
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“…he’ll likely resort to even more fiscal stimulus — deficits and discipline be damned.’ This is problematic as a feasible occurrence because Pelosi will drink his milkshake (and eat his lunch) politically if he tries; there will be no political welfare largesse for Scummo and the GOP without devastating poison pills attached.
I don’t share your election prognostications about Orangehole. You are factually potent, nuanced, and generally dialectical
“…he’ll likely resort to even more fiscal stimulus — deficits and discipline be damned.’ This is problematic as a feasible occurrence because Pelosi will drink his milkshake (and eat his lunch) politically if he tries; there will be no political welfare largesse for Scummo and the GOP without devastating poison pills attached (they’re already laying the groundswell today for an incredible winner, as seen in 2018, with protection of ACA.)
I don’t share your election prognostications about Orangehole. You’re a great writer and you are factually potent, nuanced, and generally dialectically scrupulous with your arguments; but my contention that 2016 was a sui generis shitstain on America is only strengthened by my (hopefully not apophenic) consumption of political information. I grant that your plenary ken of finance is a dimension of understanding I lack – but that doesn’t necessarily translate to the sometimes bizarre vagaries of electoral politics (which you said, basically: “…voters’ decision calculus is so complex…”)
Clearly the first two paragraphs are repeated. Writing on an iPhone is hardly my forte… Sorry.