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and I suppose you think we would have been united behind the Hildabeast?
GaGambler 273 reads
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Forget the polls, the markets have been on a tear since they found out the country is on a path of growth vs redistribution.  

If Hillary had spoken to things that people found important in their lives perhaps she wouldn't have been almost beaten by an admitted socialist and then actually beaten by a man with ZERO political experience.  

You need to stop blaming the Russians and start blaming yourselves for fielding a candidate the voters obviously didn't like and didn't trust.

I am hardly going to predict the parties are going to come together and start holding hands and singing kumbaya around a joint campfire, but Trump has more chance of finding some consensus than Hillary. Not a "lot" of chance of course, but more than Hillary. Dems should find solace in the fact that we don't have a "real" Republican in the White House as Trump was a Dem for longer than he's been a Rep.

Strangebrew121243 reads

The country is more optimistic about economy and direction of the country then before under Hussein. Anti-American libtards here will now say this is bad! ha!
http://www.wsj.com/articles/poll-finds-more-americans-now-view-donald-trump-positively-1482184799

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saltyballs328 reads

.......officers of Russia's intelligence agency will think they pulled off a major coup by ensuring our two major political parties, that run the worlds greatest democracy, remain bitterly divided rather than united. Democrats, Obama, HRC et al got punked majorly by Rasputin in Russia.

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The country is more optimistic about economy and direction of the country then before under Hussein. Anti-American libtards here will now say this is bad! ha!  
 http://www.wsj.com/articles/poll-finds-more-americans-now-view-donald-trump-positively-1482184799

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GaGambler274 reads

Forget the polls, the markets have been on a tear since they found out the country is on a path of growth vs redistribution.  

If Hillary had spoken to things that people found important in their lives perhaps she wouldn't have been almost beaten by an admitted socialist and then actually beaten by a man with ZERO political experience.  

You need to stop blaming the Russians and start blaming yourselves for fielding a candidate the voters obviously didn't like and didn't trust.

I am hardly going to predict the parties are going to come together and start holding hands and singing kumbaya around a joint campfire, but Trump has more chance of finding some consensus than Hillary. Not a "lot" of chance of course, but more than Hillary. Dems should find solace in the fact that we don't have a "real" Republican in the White House as Trump was a Dem for longer than he's been a Rep.

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saltyballs354 reads

Who buys at the TOP? Smart investors or the bigger fool? Enjoy it while it lasts as I sit here all broken-hearted, Tried to take a dump, but only farted

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saltyballs161 reads

Rally on, we did not see the train wreck approaching...lol

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GaGambler323 reads

and it's doing so because of Trump.

It's also the reason the market was able to take the recent interest rate hike in stride without missing a beat. If Hillary had won, the market would have tanked on that news. The market knows there is a shift coming from Washington DC stressing growth rather than redistribution, so watch that red line continue to rise.

The disconnect that your chart shows is for the last year under Obama's feckless leadership there simply was no other place for people to put their money other than the stock market. Interest rates hovering around a "net zero" level made fixed income debt instruments about as attractive as burying your money in the back yard, so where else were people going to put their money?

Your little graph actually makes the case for Trump and his pro growth policies.

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saltyballs240 reads

.......on how much the Trump administration will be able to spend on their yet to be defined infrastructure spending program.

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