Comments by "" (@pwillis1589) on "Democrats 'afraid' Donald Trump will run against 'unelectable' Joe Biden" video.

@Jaifreeman No. Answer the question when was the US in recession under Biden? It certainly was under Trump Q2 and Q3 of 2020 were - GDP and that is a recession by definition. Which two consecutive quarters under Biden have had negative growth? Once you realise you misspoke, or as I would say attempted to spread misinformation then yes we can move on. Quite simple really.
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@Daniel-nr2uf Nice try at spinning the numbers. When Trump left office unemployment was at 6.3%, and the economy had gone backwards 3.4%. He did have some good numbers, real wage earnings increased 8.7%, the S&P grew by 67.8%, home ownership and price has increased, however manufacturing jobs went backwards by 154000. He certainly addressed the trade deficit but not in the manner he said as it went up 40.5%. Coal production declined 26.5%, however on the other side of the coal industry going out backwards US carbon emissions under Trump dropped 11.5% and renewable energy source increased more than any other President. So he gets some ticks and crosses, pretty average really.
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@Jaifreeman So you do understand that international events effect the US economy which you allow as an excuse for Trump, but deny Biden. You walked into that trap. You have been caught out being a total hypocrite.
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@Jaifreeman Yes let’s talk about the Doha Accord. The Doha agreement was the Trumps surrender document to the Taliban and signed in Feb 2020. It laid out the time frame for the complete withdrawal of all US troops and support by May 2021. Repeat Trump signed the surrender document with the Taliban in Feb 2020. By the time Biden was President there were only 2500 US troops left in Afghanistan, which was clearly not enough the provide security for themselves. Trump caused the chaos in Afghanistan not Biden. Trump surrendered to the Taliban. It is recorded in a public document, read it for yourself “Doha Accord”.
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@Jaifreeman So all you did in your comment was make excuses for Trump and blame Biden. All I did was present factually data without context. Your nonsensical bias has been made abundantly clear. I neither blamed Trump or supported Biden. In your last reply all you did was emphasise the ridiculousness of your argument. Just quite while your losing, don't dig your hole deeper, you already buried yourself.
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@Jaifreeman You aren't very good a comprehension are you. I never claimed Trump was responsible for Covid. He most certainly wasn't. He was responsible for how his administration responded to it.
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