phrodeau
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Chart 1, "Peak Level of Annual Growth in Real GDP." Not actual growth of GDP, not average growth of GDP, but the moment during the President's term when growth was the highest, as measured by somebody somewhere. Where's the data for the moment when growth was lowest? The chart also lacks a scale definition, which is an amateur mistake.Actually, what it means is that you found an excuse, as you always do when faced with hard data and logic, not to address the substance of the argument. Let's review, shall we?
If you are right, and I am "brain dead," then you should have no trouble devising a substantive response to the data and analysis I present above.
Can you do it? Or shall we analyze next who is "brain dead"?
Chart 2, "Reagan / Obama Jobs Gap a Record 16.9 Percent." How do they figure "net cumulative employment change," daily, weekly, monthly? How does adding percentages together make any statistical sense? And the starting point for the blue line isn't "end of recession" if the slope is negative.
Chart 3, "Change in debt from taking to leaving office." Notice that these are non-adjusted dollar amounts. I think there has been a little inflation over the past fifty years. Also recall that Congress controls government spending and revenue. How long were Republicans in control of Congress during Obama's term? Six years, wasn't it?
Conclusion: Find some better chart makers, and quit trying to compare apples to kumquats.
