June 16, 2025

5 thoughts on “FAIL: Trump continues to keep campaign promises

  1. The word is that the “Iranian Deal” was never signed by the Iranians. Does anyone have any evidence to the contrary? As in a copy of the signed document? Or, was this just a handshake deal??

    If the deal was not a real signed deal, do we get into the world of misappropriation of government funds?? Legal experts??

  2. “Our view is that the current economic expansion and bull market has room to run and we aren’t looking at the prospect of a recession starting until 2020 at the earliest,” said Albert Brenner, director of asset allocation strategy at People’s United Advisors.

    – MARKETWATCH By Barbara Kollmeyer and Mark DeCambre Published: June 5 2018 4:56 p.m. ET

  3. An already soft report gets even weaker: The productivity of American businesses rose a revised 0.4% annual pace in the first quarter instead of 0.7% as originally reported.

    Unit-labor costs, or how much it costs to make each product, rose by 2.9%, a bit higher than the preliminary 2.7% estimate.

    Productivity has been low for years to the detriment of the U.S. economy.

    The Trump tax cuts and regulatory rollback are aimed at spurring businesses to boost spending and investment, ideally leading to higher productivity.

    It’s too early to tell if the plan is working.

    – MARKETWATCH By Jeffry Bartash Published: June 6, 2018 8:57 a.m. ET

  4. Household debt rose at an annual rate of 3.3%, staying in the range it’s been for the last few years.

    Federal government debt skyrocketed 15.3% after the debt-ceiling increase, while state and local government debt fell by 4.2%.

    Corporate cash holdings rose to $2.66 trillion from $2.59 trillion.

    – MARKETWATCH By Steve Goldstein Published: June 7, 2018

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