Will this stock market madness affect cards?

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by jhs5120

Sure, there may be some people who share portions of the blame, but a leader is held accountable for the people he leads. I know it’s popular to pass blame in today’s culture, but the man at the top always takes responsibility for the mess. That’s what comes with being a leader.

How do you blame Don Trump for a wordwide pandemic that originated in China?

Would you blame him for an earthquake in California, or a tornado in Nebraska?

[jhs5120]

Originally Posted by Mark17

How do you blame Don Trump for a wordwide pandemic that originated in China?

Would you blame him for an earthquake in California, or a tornado in Nebraska?

I don’t blame him for the pandemic, I blame him for his response and his administration’s response. That’s obvious.

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by jhs5120

I don’t blame him for the pandemic, I blame him for his response and his administration’s response. That’s obvious.

Just make sure to blame him if the economy bounces back too.

[jhs5120]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Just make sure to blame him if the economy ounces back too.

I doubt it’ll happen before the end of his term, but of course. If Trump is able to recover from these incredible gaffes, he deserves credit.

[japhi]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Just make sure to blame him if the economy bounces back too.

Considering he took all the credit for the increases in the dow and SP 500 - which were on a 7 year bull run when he was sworn in - I think he needs to own those indexes now.

I think he also needs to take ownership of the debt he piled on the past 4 years. Close to 1 trillion per year deficits in the best of times - classic case of not saving for a rainy day - and because od that his 2020 debt is going to be epic, 2-4T.

So ya, he owns the economy good or bad. As of today his legacy is the indexes at same levels he was sworn in at, and 3 trillion in new debt. By end of year he is likely looking at worst spike of unemployment since the great depression and 4-6 trillion in new debt.

His legacy IMO is going to be brutal.

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by japhi

Considering he took all the credit for the increases in the dow and SP 500 - which were on a 7 year bull run when he was sworn in - I think he needs to own those indexes now.

I think he also needs to take ownership of the debt he piled on the past 4 years. Close to 1 trillion per year deficits in the best of times - classic case of not saving for a rainy day - and because od that his 2020 debt is going to be epic, 2-4T.

So ya, he owns the economy good or bad. As of today his legacy is the indexes at same levels he was sworn in at, and 3 trillion in new debt. By end of year he is likely looking at worst spike of unemployment since the great depression and 4-6 trillion in new debt.

His legacy IMO is going to be brutal.

Let's revisit in 4-1/2 years when he's no longer President.

[Dpeck100]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Let's revisit in 4-1/2 years when he's no longer President.

I get the feeling you would like this card. One of my favorites.

[Republicaninmass]

Hey Ted, If people still buy from, and look at pwcc auctions, I wouldn't worry too much!


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