How’s the air on whatever planet you are on? breathable?
Because here on earth - things are quite different
“Comparing the 2015–2016 period (President Obama’s last two years) with the 2017–2018 period (President Trump’s first two years), actual results included several variables that continued their previous improvement trends, such as the unemployment rate, which had been falling since late 2009. Some variables improved (e.g., real GDP growth and nominal wage growth) while others worsened (e.g., inflation and real wage growth). Both the budget deficit and trade deficit continued to rise. However, more jobs were created in the last 29 months of the Obama Administration (6.4 million) than the first 29 months of the Trump Administration (5.6 million), through June 2019.[10] The number without health insurance increased by 1.9 million or 7% from the end of 2016 through 2018; 2017 was the first year since 2010 with an increase.[11] One study indicated Trump's implemented and threatened tariffs as of May 2019 would cost the typical household an estimated $830 per year.[12]”
