From The New York Times:

The headlines for the August job numbers released this morning are nothing but good. Employers added a robust 201,000 jobs, the unemployment rate remained at the rock-bottom level of 3.9 percent, and wages grew the fastest they have in nine years.

There’s no doubt that this is the best economy in quite a long time for American workers, who by a wide range of measures can find a job more easily than they have in a decade …

I seem to remember a list of things trump would do.

Wreck the economy was one.

Instead,he supercharged it.
Pay attention
I'm tired of rubbing your nose in it.
Deregulation
The change in taxes did more than you're able to see.
Look at the repatriated money
Building new manufacturing facilities
Done with explaining
I'm TIRED of the unwillingness to see the obvious.

T And T Garage wrote on 09/10/18 at 06:25:12:

 It's not my fault if you don't see trump the way everyone else does.

You are partially right, (for once).
Not everyone has the all out, total, complete,
HATRED, of Trump, like you do.

Most certainly their are things, and everybody expresses a view on their like or dislike on the way Trump does things.
But non of it close, (well maybe a clown from another country, who is a subject of a Monarchy) than what you say.

And OH, “…the way everyone else does….”
No, Not, "…everyone…”.
Just the UL’s and the Comic Book character believers.
‘In the Justice League’.

To be fair to Trump, we must for now relate to the facts, which is that economy has continued the positive trend that began under Obama. I do not think we, with our limited access to inside information, have the means to say whether the good times are a result of Trump's actions or if they are a result despite Trump's (negative) actions. So unless the economy starts to falter and the reasons behind it are blatantly obviously the fault of the policy of Trump, I think one should accept that it could be due to the current line of governing the economy.

That was too bloody many words to say that until proven a disaster, we should accept that the economy is good and that Trump have made a positive contribution.

Also worth mentioning is that the market to a great deal sort itself out, regardless of who is governing. By that I mean the decline under Bush was far from only the fault of that administration, just as the improvements under Obama and Trump are not solely caused by those administrations. The policy can strengthen or weaken the effects, good or bad, but the market itself - locally and globally - have great power in itself.

Investors say you're wrong.
The stock market responded positively when he was elected. Because businessmen listened to him and trusted what he was saying. WINNING

That moron beat about fourteen bubs And your bipedal pustule.
Business owners are investing in growth.
The repatriated billions are being used to build manufacturing.
Yeah, trump is the fool..

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 09/10/18 at 19:16:26:

No, the fools are those that follow and protect him.  He can't find a coherent sentence off prompter with both hands and a flashlight.

He is only signing autographs for the republican establishment.

His approval numbers show it.  The approval numbers on the tax cut show it.  His twitter feed shows it.  His allowing of massive deficit spending shows it.  His constant golf habit shows it.  His constant and voluminus lying shows it.

You're being played jog - thought you were smarter than that, but like I said, we all make mistakes.