In Barack Obama's pretend land, he wants the people to believe he created this booming economy. Sarah Huckabee Sanders schools Obama on the issue.

Joe Manchin Makes a Stand Against A...
Joe Manchin Makes a Stand Against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Her ‘Recipe For Disaster’

Just this week former President Barack Obama was in Chicago delivering a speech where he is giving the #FakeNews that the improving economy is due to him. He wants the people to think that his administration's policies are what is making this happen.

In this video Obama even thanks himself for the economy.

https://youtu.be/3ZCox5aYwxc

It's hilarious that Obama even pretends that he had any role in the current success of the economy. Gary Cohn of the Fox Business Channel actually laughs out loud at that notion.

Then Sarah Huckabee Sanders dropped some serious truth on the current economy and what has made it thrive the way it is.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders Schools Obama

“Donald Trump’s relentless focus on tax cuts, deregulation and draining the swamp is great for job growth… with minorities, women, men and even those with low incomes, showing the best gains.”

She also pointed out that Hispanics and African-Americans are doing better than ever in the current economy.

“Since the election “the jobless rate for African Americans dropped from 8% to 7.3%, while for Hispanics it fell from 5.7% to 4.7%…and with Trump’s big tax cuts on the way, job growth isn’t likely to end soon -more good news for all Americans.” -Investor’s Business Daily."

Sanders followed that with a blistering hot tweet:

“Can’t make it up: Obama now wants credit for the booming Trump economy. At least we can all agree the economy is better under President Trump.”

Remember, Barack Obama had the worst GDP growth of any postwar president. His BEST year of GDP was 2.8. Keep in mind the stock market decreased in value that year.

President Trump is on track to have a higher GDP than that in his first year with things on the upswing in a big way. According to estimations the annual GDP rate will be 2.9 or higher in 2017.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Our Privacy Policy has been updated to support the latest regulations.Click to learn more.×