How can people even debate which sort of economic policies work best?

[Anonymous No.11520744]

[Anonymous No.11520808]

>>11520744

>Republicans put policies into effect
>Democrats reap the words and start putting shitty policies in
>Republicans have to clean up their mess right after

Or do you actually believe the president just pulls some levers that instantly effect the economy?

[Anonymous No.11520813]

>>11520808

*rewards

[Anonymous No.11520827]

>>11520808
If there was any truth at all to that then the republican states would be the rich ones and not leech money 24/7.

>>11520808
>Or do you actually believe the president just pulls some levers that instantly effect the economy?
Yeah pretty much. Can't see how you can possibly deny that picture (or the fact the same thing happens with individual states) over 70 years

[Anonymous No.11520841]

>>11520808
cognitive dissonance, the post

[Anonymous No.11520858]

>>11520744
Fuck off back to pol
Sage

[Anonymous No.11520891]

>>11520744
So back in reality there are good and periods for r and d presidents. Let’s look at this
>nixon
Fucked over by two crises
>carter
Got lucky to come in at the bottom of a recession
>reagan
Legit good times
>clinton
Legit good times
>bush
Fucked over by tech wreck that started in clinton’s presidency, started the housing bust. Kinda his fault, american people and foreign investors share the blame
>obama
Lucky to get in at the bottom of a huge recession.

Having a good economy when you come in at the end of a recession is not an achievement. It’s a given. If you can’t handle that, you are completely shit tier.

[Anonymous No.11520897]

>correlation
>causation
Economy influences votes more than votes influence the economy.