Waching daily Feb 27 2018

President Trump Just Gave Pelosi and Schumer MORE Bad News !!!

There is a sever disconnect between some (i.e. liberal) economists and the facts swirling

around them.

Eleven-months worth of financial reports on the economy in the era of President Trump

have had the following consistent themes writes Forbes: non-farm payrolls were added monthly,

the unemployment rate remained under 5 percent (currently 4.1) and average hourly earnings

grew.

That may not sound stellar and headlines worthy news, but when you consider that Obama and

his fiduciary cronies were trying to tell Americans that their best days were behind

them and that they should except the condescendingly termed 'new normal,' the growth is very

welcomed news.

The growth in payrolls hinges on two key industries.

The first, healthcare, has no real bearing on economic policies since the demographic-driven

necessities of aging Baby Boom generation rules that industry.

The second, manufacturing, has a direct correlation to the economic vision of President Trump.

By rolling back suffocating regulations from the Obama, Bush and Clinton eras, Trump has

given a booster shot to the arm of a VITAL part of our economic success story.

Bloomberg has posted a chart from the Institute from Supply Management (a key watch dog of

the manufacturing industry) in which it is clear that since 2017, manufacturing took

off after wallowing for at least six years.

In those years, just as a reminder, we were led by an ineffective and indifferent president

who felt secure enough during a 2016 town hall meeting to tell manufacturers and their

employees, "Some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come back,", Legal

Insurrection quotes Obama as saying.

The era of Trump has been the embodiment of the following response: 'Wanna fricking

bet?"

The steady growth of manufacturing jobs under President Trump has been the best streak since

2004 and future forecasts call for the continued growth of "domestic business investment,

improving global economies and steady spending by American households," writes Bloomberg.

The chart below, tweeted by the National Association of Manufacturers, shows (with the green line)

the surge in customer orders indicative of confident consumers returning to the economic

cycle.

There are also two confluent occurrences that speak well of the Trump recovery: the stock

market has gained an unbelievable 7,000 points just in 2017 and, due to a weakening dollar,

U.S. exports will be looking more and more enticing to foreign markets.

With all of this good news coming together, what does the Left say?

'What?

148,000 jobs instead of the forecasted 190,000?

This is the end-of-the-world Paul Krugman warned us about!'

What do you think?

Is the Trump Recovery humming along?