Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[contrarian bull]

Things are way better

-- GDP% is already over 3%+ thanks to President Trump cutting over 32% of the Federal Regulations from the Registry -- Clean Coal is back at over 7%+ -- President Obama never got to 3% GDP and was the first never to reach it and said we can't get to 3 anymore -- Trump is also cutting immigration making job access easier and tax cuts will massively push growth when corporations start pouring back into the USA and trillions are repatriated, along with more regulations being cut that handcuff business! Consumer confidence 17 year high, Housing market is up, Unemployment rate is down, & Manufacturing Jobs are flowing back into the USA! Now we just need Mnuchin to release FNMA from Conservatorship, and another Campaign Promise Delivered! MAGA!

OK - that is the party line response. But I'm looking for a real response from a real person's point of view. Are you personally seeing that 3% GDP in your day-to-day life? Or are your friends and neighbors? Most Trump voters don't have a lot of net worth in stocks - so I'm looking for real effects.

Have reduced regulations resulted in family incomes rising yet? Coal is back, but I know several guys who used to have jobs in coal - they are still waiting for those coal jobs to come back. (I live in Appalachian coal country). Sad thing is they are so convinced Trump will bring their coal job back, they turn down other jobs that pay a little less or offers for free retraining.

Has reduced immigration given you one of those former immigrant jobs or has your pay gone up due to shortages of workers yet?

I'm looking for real, right now results - not hype and predictions for the future. If I get zero responses that is OK - I realize it's a bit too soon to see results. I'm just wondering how long people will keep asking for jobs, raises and fewer immigrants when Trump says you already have jobs, raises and fewer immigrants comingling with you.

I am pretty sure very few Trump voters are shouting for F&F to be released or for the rule of law to be re-established in the F&F case.