The very best stimulus is an American with a job.
And here we have Lizzie, Bernie and their clan telling OUR NATION'S EMPLOYER'S, "you didn't build that" and "you aren't paying your fair share"....
Phucking retards they are.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-retail-sales-rose-0-7-in-july-11565872458
WASHINGTON—American shoppers boosted spending in July, providing a source of fuel for the economy at a time of heightened global uncertainty.
Retail sales, a measure of purchases at stores, at restaurants and online, climbed a seasonally adjusted 0.7% in July from a month earlier, well above economists’ expectations, the Commerce Department said Thursday. Excluding autos, retail sales were up a robust 1.0% in July.
The broader trend this year shows steady growth in retail sales. Consumer spending increased 1.8% in the May-through-July period compared with the previous three months.
Americans increased their outlays in July at electronics stores, clothing stores and restaurants. Online sales were particularly strong, a possible result of Amazon Prime Day, a day of deals on the e-commerce site.
Consumer spending is the main driver of the U.S. economy, accounting for more than two-thirds of economic output. Higher retail sales last month suggest spending was on solid footing, even against a backdrop of slowing global growth and fading tax-cut stimulus. Spending gains will feed into the broader pace of economic growth for the quarter.
And here we have Lizzie, Bernie and their clan telling OUR NATION'S EMPLOYER'S, "you didn't build that" and "you aren't paying your fair share"....
Phucking retards they are.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-retail-sales-rose-0-7-in-july-11565872458
WASHINGTON—American shoppers boosted spending in July, providing a source of fuel for the economy at a time of heightened global uncertainty.
Retail sales, a measure of purchases at stores, at restaurants and online, climbed a seasonally adjusted 0.7% in July from a month earlier, well above economists’ expectations, the Commerce Department said Thursday. Excluding autos, retail sales were up a robust 1.0% in July.
The broader trend this year shows steady growth in retail sales. Consumer spending increased 1.8% in the May-through-July period compared with the previous three months.
Americans increased their outlays in July at electronics stores, clothing stores and restaurants. Online sales were particularly strong, a possible result of Amazon Prime Day, a day of deals on the e-commerce site.
Consumer spending is the main driver of the U.S. economy, accounting for more than two-thirds of economic output. Higher retail sales last month suggest spending was on solid footing, even against a backdrop of slowing global growth and fading tax-cut stimulus. Spending gains will feed into the broader pace of economic growth for the quarter.
