Trump 47 Economy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bessent on institutional investors: "I's a good idea to have them out of the [housing] market. We're going to give guidance to see what is a mom & pop. Maybe your parents for their retirement bought 10 or 12 homes. We don't want to push the mom & pops out, we just want to push everyone else out"

https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mcupzgv3ap2g

I mean, who among us hasn't bought 10 or 12 homes for our retirement? We're just moms and pops trying to create the multi-million dollar nest egg we'll need to pay for the nursing home.

I STILL cannot believe he said that. Unbelievable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bessent on institutional investors: "I's a good idea to have them out of the [housing] market. We're going to give guidance to see what is a mom & pop. Maybe your parents for their retirement bought 10 or 12 homes. We don't want to push the mom & pops out, we just want to push everyone else out"

https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3mcupzgv3ap2g

I mean, who among us hasn't bought 10 or 12 homes for our retirement? We're just moms and pops trying to create the multi-million dollar nest egg we'll need to pay for the nursing home.

I STILL cannot believe he said that. Unbelievable.

Shocking that the administration by and for billionaires is completely out of touch

[Anonymous]

EU just suspended US trade deal after the Darvos speech

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:EU just suspended US trade deal after the Darvos speech

OMG! And where the f* is Congress? Vacation again?

[Anonymous]

Meh, the world was envious of the US recovery from COVID that the Biden Administration managed. Just because one CEO lost out on a few things does not indict the entire administration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Not really. What we have now is unfettered capitalism, which means workers are exploited, clean air and water are at risk, and this guy simply is in it for the bottom line, irrespective of what damage his company may cost society. Note also, he doesn't cite any examples.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not really. What we have now is unfettered capitalism, which means workers are exploited, clean air and water are at risk, and this guy simply is in it for the bottom line, irrespective of what damage his company may cost society. Note also, he doesn't cite any examples.

I can't think of a more ringing endorsement of Biden's economic policies than criticism from the billionaire CEO of a rapacious private equity shop that has killed millions of American jobs, abused seniors in nursing homes for profits, engaged in massive securities fraud, and was a key player in the 2008 financial crisis.

[Anonymous]

Data point: Loudon County job fair had 400 people show up today. Last year, 60 people showed up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I am so tired of whiny rich people! He’s a crybaby. Boohoo! The SEC is not fair. I should be able to do tons of illegal sh*t for profit, even if we did cause a global financial crisis that caused Americans to lose their houses (the largest asset most Americans own) and cause a banking meltdown. Biden is mean.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not really. What we have now is unfettered capitalism, which means workers are exploited, clean air and water are at risk, and this guy simply is in it for the bottom line, irrespective of what damage his company may cost society. Note also, he doesn't cite any examples.

I can't think of a more ringing endorsement of Biden's economic policies than criticism from the billionaire CEO of a rapacious private equity shop that has killed millions of American jobs, abused seniors in nursing homes for profits, engaged in massive securities fraud, and was a key player in the 2008 financial crisis.

Indeed. Biden's policies helped the common man; Trump's policies help billionaires. Is it any wonder that a billionaire didn't like Biden's policies?

[Anonymous]

TRUMP: BIG RETALIATION IF EUROPE SELLS US ASSETS LIKE BONDS

(translation: We don't need you. But don't you dare stop lending us money)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not really. What we have now is unfettered capitalism, which means workers are exploited, clean air and water are at risk, and this guy simply is in it for the bottom line, irrespective of what damage his company may cost society. Note also, he doesn't cite any examples.

I've seen this guy on CNBC many times. He has been a Trump supporter and donor since at least the 2020, election. It is all about more money, less regulation, more mergers and acquisitions, less oversight from DOJ on monopolies. Of course he would say Biden good, Trump great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not really. What we have now is unfettered capitalism, which means workers are exploited, clean air and water are at risk, and this guy simply is in it for the bottom line, irrespective of what damage his company may cost society. Note also, he doesn't cite any examples.

I've seen this guy on CNBC many times. He has been a Trump supporter and donor since at least the 2020, election. It is all about more money, less regulation, more mergers and acquisitions, less oversight from DOJ on monopolies. Of course he would say Biden good, Trump great.

Meanwhile, his hand is deep in the pockets of maga rubes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not really. What we have now is unfettered capitalism, which means workers are exploited, clean air and water are at risk, and this guy simply is in it for the bottom line, irrespective of what damage his company may cost society. Note also, he doesn't cite any examples.

I can't think of a more ringing endorsement of Biden's economic policies than criticism from the billionaire CEO of a rapacious private equity shop that has killed millions of American jobs, abused seniors in nursing homes for profits, engaged in massive securities fraud, and was a key player in the 2008 financial crisis.

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The more time that money passes, Biden’s term will have been seen as a success. The negativity was infused with the rantings of a sociopath who only ran for president to stay out of jail + a complete failure of the media.

[Anonymous]

The institutions of the US economy depend on the institutions of our democracy, among which is the rule of law.

As rule of law is eroded, the faith in our economy erodes, and vice versa. This will end up costing our country credibility and money...bigly.