Trump 47 Economy

[Anonymous]

The latest line I have heard: “God will decide who is rich and poor.”

Don’t expect Republican ownership of and problems in the economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump is a disaster for the economy

Yes. And while overall approval numbers for Trump are still very strong, if you break the data down by issue, even Republicans are not happy with sharp declines on approval for how he is handling the economy and inflation since Jan when data is filtered for conservatives (I was comparing the Economist/Yougov polls from Jan vs. the most recent March release).

Our docile Democratic leaders need to wake up hold him to task for how he is destroying a good economy and making everything worse. Will also note that when looking at the latest poll filtered for Democrats and Moderates, they overwhelming believe the Democratic party is not doing enough to hold Trump accountable.

Plus. Eggs continue to get more expensive. As do most groceries.

[Anonymous]

Yes, your trillion dollar spending sprees where the fed has to keep creating money out of thin air to cover bonehead agendas finally caught up.

There's a surprise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, your trillion dollar spending sprees where the fed has to keep creating money out of thin air to cover bonehead agendas finally caught up.

There's a surprise.

Well. You’d think the GOP would tackle that instead of adding another $4 trillion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, your trillion dollar spending sprees where the fed has to keep creating money out of thin air to cover bonehead agendas finally caught up.

There's a surprise.

Bush and Trump are responsible for over 57% of the national debt, just the two presidents. What is your point?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, your trillion dollar spending sprees where the fed has to keep creating money out of thin air to cover bonehead agendas finally caught up.

There's a surprise.

Austerity has never worked in any country.

It won't work here either. We're exceptional but we're not that exceptional.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

No, no it is not good. and it won't get better any time soon if the markets are measuring GDP and corporate growth. Our economy will shrink under Trump because that is what tariffs and isolationism does.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

No.
But MAGA comprises nitwits who want everyone to suffer because they couldn’t focus in high school.

[Anonymous]

Ooooooof

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JPM DESK: “.. tariffs of these magnitude will drive both Canada and Mexico into a recession. Look for US GDP growth expectations to crater and for earnings revisions to be materially lower, forcing a re-think of year-end forecasts. .. we are changing our view to Tactically Bearish.”


What Trump has done t crash the US Economy in a matter of days is actually quite remarkable.

So much for lowering egg prices and prices in general, right? At what point does MAGA wake up?

Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal doing its part to help

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:JPM DESK: “.. tariffs of these magnitude will drive both Canada and Mexico into a recession. Look for US GDP growth expectations to crater and for earnings revisions to be materially lower, forcing a re-think of year-end forecasts. .. we are changing our view to Tactically Bearish.”


What Trump has done t crash the US Economy in a matter of days is actually quite remarkable.

So much for lowering egg prices and prices in general, right? At what point does MAGA wake up?

Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal doing its part to help

So the new MAGA talking point is just starve?

[Anonymous]

One or two steel workers seem to be regretting the orange vote.

[Anonymous]

Barrons is pleading with Trump:

Economic warning signals are flashing red but it’s not too late for the U.S. to avoid a recession.

Consumer confidence tumbled again in March for a fourth consecutive month amid fears about inflation and the impact of tariffs. Perhaps more worryingly, the Conference Board’s Expectations Index slumped to a 12-year low of 65.2, which it noted was “well below the threshold of 80 that usually signals a recession ahead. The index is based on consumers’ outlook for income, business and labor market conditions.

https://www.barrons.com/articles/recession-economy-stock-market-things-to-know-today-6772f5e9

[Anonymous]

More prices going up: