You know you are wrong don't you? You've figured it out and now you want to play a game.
I'm not wrong. You're the one hiding, RandFan.
Go ahead, divide the Real GDP figure that
you just posted for 2002 by that for 2001. What percent growth is that? 1.7%
For 2003 by 2002? 2.5%.
For 2004 by 2003? 3.5%
For 2005 by 2004? 3.1%
For 2006 divided by 2005? 2.7%
Every one of those is a far cry from the 0.75% that you claimed characterized the growth rate after the Bush tax cuts.
And the calculation of those numbers INCLUDES the periods of very low GDP growth rate that occurred during the periods right before the tax cuts were passed.
And what do you think the effect of that is on the averages? Hmmmmm?
If you were to
only look at the growth that occurred after the tax cuts, the average percentages would be even be higher.
In the range of what I claimed. 2% after the 2001 tax cut and about 3.5% after the 2003 tax cut.
Just like you can see is the case in all those more finely detailed graphs I linked ... that you apparently found to difficult to read.
Now if you can't learn from the above ... there is nothing more I can do.
Then you are simply beyond saving, and I leave you to wallow in partisan ignorance to your heart's content.
And no doubt vote Obama in the next election.
