And of course the good economic results of the current administration:
1. Have nothing to do with the excellent situation Obama left during the previous 8 years (https://fee.org/articles/the-obama-economy-vs-the-trump-economy/)?
2. Are not related to a very clear increase of international tensions following the trade positions taken by Trump (too many thousands of articles all over the world to pick one)?
3. Are not related to a policy focused on protectionism that is 100% opposed to the free trade and openness once valued by Republicans (https://theweek.com/articles/785361/how-trump-changing-republican-party-values)?
4. Are not further worsening the deep issues with education of poorer classes related to the increasing income inequality (https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/19/income-inequality-continues-to-grow-in-the-united-states.html)?
5. Are not causing an important increase of the debt of the US (https://edition.cnn.com/2019/01/03/politics/trump-us-national-debt/index.html)?
6. Are not causing a major increase of distrust against the US all over the world which hurts the champions of the US economy starting with FB (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Boj9eD0Wug8)?
That sounds totally great... 
Cheers,
Bernard
1. What excellent situation? Obama gave businesses higher taxes, higher regulations, constantly berated business owners, created an overall negative atmosphere towards businesses in general (you cant just say your pro-business and be pro-business), forced some companies to take government loans even if they did not need them. Obama left us with a mess.
2 & 3. Now in general and I believe in free fair trade, so the tensions being created by Trump I am not very found of, especially with EU. However, in certain instances, he is right. China is not a nice player on the world stage. They manipulate their currency, steal IP, prop up Chinese businesses so as to create monopolies with very low prices (like with the rare earth elements), constantly say they are only a developing country to use as an excuse even though they are not. Not to mention, they have huge human rights violations with muslims and Tibetans, have no free press or speech, are creating a system of ranking citizens based on social stances that will directly help/hinder citizens ability to get jobs, and would stage a military take over of Taiwan if we ever left the China sea, plus many more. For years, our presidents have stood by and said China will eventually grow up and start acting nice after being on the world stage, which has been constantly proven wrong. We are at a time for action, not talk. What Trump is doing with China is right; even Schumer is giving Trump support on this. (Meanwhile, Biden is going around telling the rust belt how much of a friend China is to us; talk about delusional.) Inosfar as other countries, well fair trade is not as fair as some people think. Last I checked, there is a 25% tariff on USA cars in the EU, but we dont have any tariffs on the EU cars. Not so fair, but I would rather see negotiations to fix things like this.
4. Just because a country is well educated does not mean the citizens will be better off. Look at Cuba. Anyway, a trade can net someone a lifetime of earnings much higher then a job gotten from a college education. Welding for example pays pretty well, and does not take a rocket scientist's education to perform. My cousin is not smart by any sense of the word, but makes a pretty good salary as an HVAC tech.
5. It would be great to see the debt go down, and I would love to see republicans act on this. It disappoints me they are not. However, I would also like to see the Dems, who claim to follow Keynesian economics, actually follow Keynesian economics, which states in addition to having deficits during a recession we should have surpluses during expansions. Every Dem seems to conveniently forget the second part of Keynes' theory.
6. Facebook? Really? So the Trump policies are causing distrust with Facebook? Not the fact that FB has been caught several times selling users' sensitive information to advertisers (even though they say they don't), much of which has been purposely mined from the FB apps spying on what users does while not on the FB app. There is even strong evidence that the FB listens to users when they are talking near their phones; I've had ads shown to me for things I only talked about, never searched for. But it is the Trump policies causing distrust of FB.
