Will Maga just watch the sinking ship or admit they were wrong?

[Anonymous]

Check out this article in the rag, daily mail. The scariest part is the comments section. The title is “Markets Tank as Trump Declares National Emergency amid schooling new Canada taffies and 51st State threat” and yet still they persist

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14486299/trump-national-war-electricity-trade-canada.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't expect inflation to be fixed in 45 days.

More to the point, we're experiencing "sticky inflation".

Don't worry OP. There isn't another presidential election for four years.

Trumpflation was caused by Trump in 45 days. Would not have had an issue with nearly any other President.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't expect inflation to be fixed in 45 days.

More to the point, we're experiencing "sticky inflation".

Don't worry OP. There isn't another presidential election for four years.

Ha ha. Inflation? You should google stagflation because that is where Trump and friends is sending us. Buckle up!

He's willingly doing this. Never forget JD Vance is willingly doing this.

[Anonymous]

Keep in mind this is a forum where people are in denial that DC has any problems, including crime, and would never vote for anyone that might actually fix those problems. They would rather get carjacked by a 12 year old than admit voting "wrong."

So don't be surprised if others are equally stubborn and short sighted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't expect inflation to be fixed in 45 days.

More to the point, we're experiencing "sticky inflation".

Don't worry OP. There isn't another presidential election for four years.

Trumpflation was caused by Trump in 45 days. Would not have had an issue with nearly any other President.

Keep believing that. It's why you're in the minority.

You see the world as you want to. Not as it is.

[Anonymous]

“No ragrets” yet from my maga relatives. They keep sharing stories fed to them to distract - like the classic ‘crimes in big cities they’ve never been to.’ It seems like they’re just trusting it’ll all work out in the end, if they’re even aware of the current chaos.

[Anonymous]

The folks in r/Conservative on Reddit are not happy but certainly not ready to jump ship.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

PP, please remember the following:
--most government workers are not elites. They are rank and file workers (average Joes) who could be making a lot more money working for someone else, but work for the government because they want to serve the public
--80 percent of those workers live OUTSIDE DC

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

Democrat here who is far from elite. We have an HHI of under 150k and the only money we have in stocks is our retirement fund and our kid's college education fund and we are watching both sink. College fund needed in 2 years; feeling sick about retirement funds, especially since social security is obviously on the chopping block. Poor and middle class families rely on ss as part of a retirement plan. Do you really enjoy seeing us suffer?

We will be working till we are 90 but, hey, at least the billionaires are having fun in their race to see who will be the first trillionaire! MAGA!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

I’m a liberal/independent and my husband is a never Trumper. If Trump weren’t insane, poorly advised, and focused on the Black Lives Matter Plaza - we would have benefitted financially far more in a Trump Administration. We ARE the millionaires he wants to give tax credits to. When we voted for Harris it was against our own financial interests. Of course, no one could have predicted that Trump would stop caring about the stock market. And the irony of you defending Trump, who gave away the presidency to Elon, is the chef’s kiss. We are heading for a recession or stagflation and Elon doesn’t give a crap. But keep telling yourself he cares about you. Who would have thought the Trump economy would have been bad for the rich AND the poor? Not me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't expect inflation to be fixed in 45 days.

More to the point, we're experiencing "sticky inflation".

Don't worry OP. There isn't another presidential election for four years.

given that the higher prices suffered over the last few years wasn't related to inflation, but rather price gouging, how do you expect the billionaire class actually cares to "fix" it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

I’m a liberal/independent and my husband is a never Trumper. If Trump weren’t insane, poorly advised, and focused on the Black Lives Matter Plaza - we would have benefitted financially far more in a Trump Administration. We ARE the millionaires he wants to give tax credits to. When we voted for Harris it was against our own financial interests. Of course, no one could have predicted that Trump would stop caring about the stock market. And the irony of you defending Trump, who gave away the presidency to Elon, is the chef’s kiss. We are heading for a recession or stagflation and Elon doesn’t give a crap. But keep telling yourself he cares about you. Who would have thought the Trump economy would have been bad for the rich AND the poor? Not me.

They told us during the election they were going to do this. We tried to tell you in the various election threads but were told we were being hyperbolic and hysterical.

[Anonymous]

If you don't see the mark you are the con.

[Anonymous]

They’re watching it already without admitting they’re wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They’re watching it already without admitting they’re wrong.

Oh the brain trust in action!