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He seems surprised. The moment Trump started talking big tariff's he should have known. We did.
FTFYI rather doubt that he's read15 books.
He probably read Mein Kampf twice though. Does that count for 2?FTFYI rather doubt that he's read15 books.
To have balls you have to understand that you're taking a risk. He doesn't. He's trying to apply toddler level "solutions" to the ship of state.Trump has balls. His tariffs have created his own bear market but his tax cuts to come (no tax on overtime, soc sec, etc) will also create his own bull market.
If you lost a lot of paper value in stocks because of the tariffs, I would not sell anything until after the tax cuts that have not yet arrived.
It remains to be seen whether Trump's vision will work to make America great again. It took 50 years to get where we are and it won't be fixed overnight. But what everyone has to admit is that his vision will be looked at as legendary (good or bad). I can think of no other leader in my lifetime having the balls.
And look at what's happened. The right denies it, the left respects it. And the right has twice the death rate (after demographic adjustment, the raw numbers are even worse) than the left.Trump on prosperity: "One day, it's like a miracle, it will disappear..."
I believe he said that about Covid like April 2020.
“It’s their funeral!”the right has twice the death rate (after demographic adjustment, the raw numbers are even worse) than the left.
Don't tease me.If The Felon croaks tomorrow
Don't threaten me with a good time.If The Felon croaks tomorrow
Are you fucking kidding me????!Well my husband is due to retire next month and between our retirement savings, which had seemed adequate, and which, so far, we have not had the guts to look at since early January, and our Social Securities and my very small pension, which, at this point, seems to be the only certain source of income we have: of course the economy is tanking.
I was mulling over retiring later this year but I guess I will defer for now.![]()
I am glad you are happy with the guy you voted for.![]()
Even without the possible personal economic ruin, I have been teetering on a full blown mental breakdown for the past 5 months.
I am sickened by the threats to world peace, the economic hardship that is certain to rain down far harder in far more people than me and my family or even my country. I’m horrified and sickened and furious at how many people seem to be oblivious or actively cheering at the demise of our democracy. And here, I’m talking about Americans, not Putin’s children.
At some point I'm certain he'll explain how paying more for stuff leading to a recession will lead to a massive redistribution in the production chain, when he is being a gigantic asshole to every other country on the planet.article said:"THIS IS AN ECONOMIC REVOLUTION, AND WE WILL WIN. HANG TOUGH," Trump wrote Saturday on Truth Social. "it won’t be easy, but the end result will be historic. We will, MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!"
The fuckwad is still saying that the US gets the tariffs from others. That shit never gets old. I can't wait for the tariffs with Canada even up raw Aluminum mining in the US.On Sunday evening, he doubled down again, posting: "We have massive Financial Deficits with China, the European Union, and many others. The only way this problem can be cured is with TARIFFS, which are now bringing Tens of Billions of Dollars into the U.S.A. They are already in effect, and a beautiful thing to behold. The Surplus with these Countries has grown during the “Presidency” of Sleepy Joe Biden. We are going to reverse it, and reverse it QUICKLY. Some day people will realize that Tariffs, for the United States of America, are a very beautiful thing!"
We gave China / Asia our production. They didn't steal it, we gave it to them. And US tariffs will lead to more sales in China... somehow when China adds tariffs to US exports to their nation.Asked about the markets plunge late Sunday aboard Air Force One, Trump said it was sometimes necessary to "take medicine," and that no deal would come with China unless the U.S.'s trade deficit with it was addressed.
That's right... Trump's tariffs are not only making it harder for the US agricultural industry to sell abroad... they are making it more expensive to farm as well.article said:Some U.S. farmers say the tariffs are already making it harder for producers in their country, already long accustomed to hardship, to make a living.
"Most farmers are pretty used to adversary things and situations like this," Doug Sombke, president of the South Dakota Farmers Union, said. "But I think many of them were actually struck and shocked."
Sombke said 90 per cent of the state's potash — which is used as a fertilizer and is currently being tariffed at 10 per cent — comes from Canada, while much of its farming equipment carries a "made in Canada" stamp.
North Dakota Farmers Union vice-president Bob Kuylen also said he's "very frustrated" with the tariffs, warning they could be detrimental to the future of agriculture in Manitoba's neighbouring state.
Suck it up farmers and "take your medicine."article said:North Dakota Farmers Union vice-president Bob Kuylen also said he's "very frustrated" with the tariffs, warning they could be detrimental to the future of agriculture in Manitoba's neighbouring state.
The 25 per cent steel tariffs could make purchases of necessary farm equipment much more expensive, he told host Marcy Markusa in a Friday interview with CBC's Information Radio.
For example, he says Canada makes good-quality no-till drills — specialized equipment that plants seeds without disturbing the soil — but their $1-million price tag would cost a U.S. farmer $250,000 more with the tariff.
The Smoot-Hawley tariffs, which most economic historians agree deepened the Great Depression, came in 1930.Today could reach a benchmark not hit since 1929, when the market dropped 4% three days in a row. And what helped cause that? You guessed it, tariffs.
Looks like the answer is yes, as we are back to our normally scheduled crash.Market opens 1,300 or so down... and pivots on a dime and is up 400 pts. Then 800 pts, now it is dropping to 100 pts up. Was this an automated set of sales to buy in a crash?
Market opens 1,300 or so down... and pivots on a dime and is up 400 pts. Then 800 pts, now it is dropping to 100 pts up. Was this an automated set of sales to buy in a crash?
Today could reach a benchmark not hit since 1929, when the market dropped 4% three days in a row. And what helped cause that? You guessed it, tariffs.