Facts. That's all.

I am constantly amazed by people who make claims without having nary a fact to support them.  Not a one.  

I am happy for people to disagree philosophically, but you simply can't disagree about facts.  How is that debatable?  It isn't, unless facts are irrelevant to you.  If that's true, you're delusional.  I don't mean that philosophically; that's another fact.  Don't get mad at me or Mr. Webster.  It's all on you.  

Here are some more facts:  

After a sharp decline at the end of Bush's term, confidence has stabilized and begun to improve in spite of the obstructionism and negativity from the right.

After a sharp decline at the end of Bush's term, the S&P 500 is in a three year up trend.  

After a sharp decline at the end of Bush's term, private sector has seen 28 consecutive months of job growth.

After a sharp decline at the end of Bush's term, existing home sales have started to stabilize. 

 

After a sharp increase at the end of Bush's term, initial claims for unemployment are in a steady down trend.