Think of this: Our total yearly GDP is about $30T. If you spread $20T over just under 7 years, you get an average of $3T a year. And that doesn’t even include the foreign personal investment seeking to make money off of the big investments. So are we looking at double digit growth rates?
It would be nice if Trump used some of the discretionary money to fix the railroad tracks before we have another accident like in Ohio. Plus they can go faster.
They can start that golden age economy by ending the income tax, putting us back on a precious metals/minerals backed currency, doing away with the not so Federal (un)Reserve, and after all that's done, declaring a debt jubilee for everyone making less than $250,000 per year
Think of this: Our total yearly GDP is about $30T. If you spread $20T over just under 7 years, you get an average of $3T a year. And that doesn’t even include the foreign personal investment seeking to make money off of the big investments. So are we looking at double digit growth rates?
These deals are infrastructure so there’s a return multiplier. Like building roads or bridges. Normand direct payments to lazy people.
It would be nice if Trump used some of the discretionary money to fix the railroad tracks before we have another accident like in Ohio. Plus they can go faster.
Tunnels.
Railroad owns those tracks not the feds. In fact all u.s. highways that pass over a train track have to get right of way to be built.
Money has been tight for the railroads for quite some time. So rail maintenance is last on the list.
They can start that golden age economy by ending the income tax, putting us back on a precious metals/minerals backed currency, doing away with the not so Federal (un)Reserve, and after all that's done, declaring a debt jubilee for everyone making less than $250,000 per year
As soon as we kill the rothchilds banks.
Hey Scott hows the audit of the Federal Reserve going?