The 2020 Elections – Economics v Career Politicians

Guest Post by Martin Armstrong

Normally, a decline in the economy will often lead to a political change. In this case, our models DO NOT support the view that the US economy will be heading straight down into the elections of 2020. We see this as turning early in 2020.

However, this next wave will be a cost-push inflationary wave and we still see the economic decline in Europe and Asia continuing. There is dissent behind the curtain at the European Central Bank. There are those who have adopted our warnings and are voicing them in meetings that continually result in bond buying and negative interest rates. These policies are destructive to the economy and have failed to “stimulate” anything other than fiscal mismanagement among the political fiscal side of things.

There will be a steep economic decline for Europe in 2020, which will be its 13th year down from the 2007 high. There will be a continued flight of capital into the USA that will support the dollar and the underlying economy.

Turning to the political problem of career politicians v Trump, the Democrats seem to lack any candidate of substance. Elizabeth Warren’s advisors are the European team and they support Thomas Piketty who is a modern-day Marxist.

 

Even looking at AOC, she won, NOT because of her crazy ideas, but because, like Trump, she was not a career politician. Scherie Murray explains why she is challenging Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.). Our model on the 2020 election for the 14th district of New York shows this has had a run of 14 Democratic victories in a row since 1992 when the Democrat Carolyn Maloney first won. That means we could lose our most entertaining member of Congress this time around.

It will all depend on the closings for 2019.

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6 Comments
Articles of Confederation
Articles of Confederation
September 22, 2019 4:28 pm

Like Marty has been saying for years: We just need to crash and burn, and to be there to push the falling tree in the right direction when it happens. Otherwise we will have a Cultural Revolution of Soy Boys led by 1/1024 Pocahontas. There’s no alternative because humans just don’t learn from their mistakes.

George Ure has his own take on it, although I think his timing is off.

https://urbansurvival.com/does-1929-begin-next-week/

Anonymous
Anonymous
September 22, 2019 6:10 pm

I “associate” as a new yorker and I officially cast my vote for her.

Vote Harder
Vote Harder
September 22, 2019 8:37 pm

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robert h siddell jr
robert h siddell jr
September 22, 2019 9:04 pm

I respect Mr Armstrong but his model train has run off the tracks.

Vote Harder
Vote Harder
September 22, 2019 9:36 pm

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yahsure
yahsure
September 23, 2019 9:50 am

People vote with their wallets. If things are going ok I think Trump will win. The Democrats offer childlike ideas that cant be paid for.