Trump 47 Economy

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Please post real data and not some rando on twitter which only makes you look dumb. Have more respect for yourself, you can do better than this.

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Anonymous wrote:Of course it does, under a normal presidency. Who is going to tell Trump he cannot do this? The Congress? The SCOTUS?

Nope on both counts.

Sending out illegal checks, especially with a $2 trillion deficit, would be catastrophic for whatever remains of faith in the US as the world’s reserve currency.

There is a reason the dollar is crashing under Trump. There is a reason our economy is on edge. There is a reason other countries are fleeing away from the US. Whatever faith the world has in the US is falling off a cliff.

+1 from this guy whose probably given billions to Trump and Republicans if you add it all up over the years. https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/billionaire-collector-kenneth-griffin-donated-100-million-2024-election-senate-leadership-fund-1234724065/

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FED: MAJORITY EMPHASIZED UPSIDE RISKS TO INFLATION OUTLOOK

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Trump promised to lower costs on Day 1.

9 months later, families are paying more for groceries and electricity, and soon they’ll be paying DOUBLE for health care premiums.

House Republicans must report back to work and negotiate a compromise to prevent a health care crisis.

So this article:

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6360430369112

was wrong.

go figure.

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7 in 10 say US economy on wrong track: Survey
“Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey found that 67 percent of respondents think the economy is going in the wrong direction, with just 32 percent believing it is going in the right direction.
Americans are feeling even worse about the housing market, a key part of economic life.
Just 27 percent of respondents believe it is a good time to buy a home, while 73 percent believe it’s a bad time to do so.”
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5...government-shutdown/

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Trump administration admits that its immigration policy has completed devastated the farm labor market and is endangering the US food supply:

"Employers in the U.S. agricultural sector are facing a structural, not cyclical, workforce crisis driven by both the lack of an available legal workforce that is relatively mobile and able to adjust to changes in labor demands as well as an ever hastening loss of the mobile illegal alien workforce that had flowed in and out of the United States through a previously porous border.[55]

Nationwide illegal crossings are now at a rate 93% lower than the peak level reached during the prior four years, a rate that has held steady since June of 2025. As discussed below and based on the Department's most recent NAWS data on U.S. crop workers, much of this illegal inflow artificially boosted the supply of labor at relatively lower costs compared to the labor costs associated with a legal workforce. The near total cessation of the inflow of illegal aliens combined with the lack of an available legal workforce, results in significant disruptions to production costs and threatening the stability of domestic food production and prices for U.S consumers."

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/10/02/2025-19365/adverse-effect-wage-rate-methodology-for-the-temporary-employment-of-h-2a-nonimmigrants-in-non-range#citation-53-p47920
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Anonymous wrote:7 in 10 say US economy on wrong track: Survey
“Fannie Mae’s National Housing Survey found that 67 percent of respondents think the economy is going in the wrong direction, with just 32 percent believing it is going in the right direction.
Americans are feeling even worse about the housing market, a key part of economic life.
Just 27 percent of respondents believe it is a good time to buy a home, while 73 percent believe it’s a bad time to do so.”
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5...government-shutdown/

that 32% are the same ones who believe the earth is flat and that JFK junior is going to rise to save the country. It is also the same number of core MAGA voters.

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The S&P is at 6,750 today and 15% up YTD.

I’m glad I put money in AMD, Nvidia, and domestic rare earth ETFs earlier this year. If I took everyone’s advice and shorted the S&P I would have been hundreds of thousands of dollars poorer, literally.

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Everyone should check their 401k!!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:The S&P is at 6,750 today and 15% up YTD.

I’m glad I put money in AMD, Nvidia, and domestic rare earth ETFs earlier this year. If I took everyone’s advice and shorted the S&P I would have been hundreds of thousands of dollars poorer, literally.

Trump has been great for rich people. We get it. He’s screwing the working class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everyone should check their 401k!!!!!

About 50% of the country has retirement plans including 401k's. so, yay.

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Anonymous wrote:Trump administration admits that its immigration policy has completed devastated the farm labor market and is endangering the US food supply:

"Employers in the U.S. agricultural sector are facing a structural, not cyclical, workforce crisis driven by both the lack of an available legal workforce that is relatively mobile and able to adjust to changes in labor demands as well as an ever hastening loss of the mobile illegal alien workforce that had flowed in and out of the United States through a previously porous border.[55]

Nationwide illegal crossings are now at a rate 93% lower than the peak level reached during the prior four years, a rate that has held steady since June of 2025. As discussed below and based on the Department's most recent NAWS data on U.S. crop workers, much of this illegal inflow artificially boosted the supply of labor at relatively lower costs compared to the labor costs associated with a legal workforce. The near total cessation of the inflow of illegal aliens combined with the lack of an available legal workforce, results in significant disruptions to production costs and threatening the stability of domestic food production and prices for U.S consumers."

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/10/02/2025-19365/adverse-effect-wage-rate-methodology-for-the-temporary-employment-of-h-2a-nonimmigrants-in-non-range#citation-53-p47920
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And what’s their solution? Bring in low wage foreign workers of course! You can’t make this stuff up. What clowns.

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