Who is the best presidential candidate if you only care about the economy?

[Theinquisition]

[QUOTE=breadisfunny;39237981]okay i'm really confused why are all the quotes messed up?

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People keep explaining to you how corrupt bankers are the ones that ruined those economies. When unemployment sky rocketed lots of people went on welfare all at once and it was too much of a burden on the system all at the same time. But you know, keep pointing to the symptom of corrupt capitalists taking advantage of people (the resulting economic fallout), and not the disease itself.

I know I know its always everyone elses fault, never the actual system itself.

[Cthulhu 2020]

I know I know its always everyone elses fault, never the actual system itself.

I know I know it's always socialism's fault (and often Obama's too), it's never the fault of people who cause bubbles and bursts and recessions.



I mean seriously, we all know that it's banks and faulty loans that cause these recessions which causes a whole bunch of people to go unemployed. The sudden burden on the government causes it to go bankrupt. All of a sudden it's socialism's fault that the economy went shitty because banks gambled with people's money.

I guess the government wouldn't have gone bankrupt if there was no socialist policy, but they'd still be unemployed and starving.

[Zenotetsuken]

lol @ all the people saying Trump.

So far from the debates that I have watched, Bernie Sanders is the only one with an actual plan, and even some chance of getting elected.
Clinton and Cruz just seem to think that we should basically 'Stay the course' that is crippling the country, and Trump's plan is the same as how you end up with a broken knock off stereo, or a used car that is missing an engine... "We'll get a really good deal, trust me. I am friends with a guy" And "I'm glad you asked about Economy, because building my wall to keep out the Mexicans will give jobs to thousands of Americans, and then any of the unemployed people after that can take up doing the Mexicans' jobs when I deport them!"

[Theinquisition]

I know I know it's always socialism's fault (and often Obama's too), it's never the fault of people who cause bubbles and bursts and recessions.



I mean seriously, we all know that it's banks and faulty loans that cause these recessions which causes a whole bunch of people to go unemployed. The sudden burden on the government causes it to go bankrupt. All of a sudden it's socialism's fault that the economy went shitty because banks gambled with people's money.

I guess the government wouldn't have gone bankrupt if there was no socialist policy, but they'd still be unemployed and starving.

Actually much of Venezulas problems stem from Chavez's assaults on private property rights, particulary the oil industry, not so much the banks, also The government, previously under Chavez and now Nicolas Maduro, spends far more than just the money it gets from oil revenue. Government spending as a percentage of GDP is the highest in all of Latin America, and rose substantially from 2011 to 2012.

With all that spending, despite high oil prices, Venezuela incurred massive deficits. Even as oil hit record prices, providing a windfall in revenue, the country managed to have a deficit of more than 17 percent of GDP in 2012.

[Fencers]

Bernie Sanders, naturally.

[Vash The Stampede]

Feel the Burnie.

[PC2]

Bernie is the best if you only care about social justice.

[Deleted]

Sanders probably. But since he won't beat Clinton, I'd vote for Trump.

[Zecora]

Sanders. No, I'm serious.

[The Plague]

From what I have read on this thread, it really looks the most profitable one is actually the more center candidates or even bernie.

It sounds very weird to say this, but I think sanders might have a better effect on the economy and thus on my stores than somebody like trump, whose ideals to keep workers in the US would really be devastating for the kind of business I am working on. I can't make much profit if the prices become more steep, and the idea of my business is to provide cheap prices to sell en-masse.

What are their stances of internet goods as well?