Trump 47 Economy

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Anonymous wrote:Senate Republicans are considering joining the Democrat vote tomorrow to stop tariffs on Canada.

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/31/senate-vote-canada-tariffs-susan-collins-00262363

That will really be something if they vote to stop Trump. But I’m not holding my breath.

[Anonymous]

I do not believe there are ten Republicans who would vote against trump. Murkowski, maybe Collins, and that's all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Senate Republicans are considering joining the Democrat vote tomorrow to stop tariffs on Canada.

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/31/senate-vote-canada-tariffs-susan-collins-00262363

That will really be something if they vote to stop Trump. But I’m not holding my breath.

This is maddening to call it “if they vote to stop Trump.”
They can write laws any day. They’re not a president stopper. I guess that’s the effect. But .. they have power. They should take it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

But the failing Biden economy, amirite MAGA?

Trump is giving people, in record time, the economy they thought/were told/were brainwashed into believing we had under Biden.

FAFO

[Anonymous]

https://www.ft.com/content/341accd0-e8bd-4273-ad3e-8c7ee048a6de

Ahead of tariff day, the US economy whiffs of stagflation. It is faint still and mostly in soft data, but difficult to disguise

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

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OMG! That’s a horrifying drop. Not good Donnie, not good at all.

[Anonymous]

Tomorrow @ 4pm in the Rose Garden we’ll see if the GOP lets a felon with dementia willingly tank our economy, ruin our global standing, and put more Americans out of business.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump keeps spooking the stock market by making stupid comments.

Whether he's trying to deflect attention away from his other problems or "trolling the libs" or whatever else, he's being extremely disruptive and it's not "just words" - it's words that are having serious consequences (like hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars swings) to industry and financial markets.

Whether his blatherings are deflecting attention or trolling or mindless stream-of-consciousness or whatever else, it's reckless, juvenile, destructive, and IT NEEDS TO STOP.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump keeps spooking the stock market by making stupid comments.

Whether he's trying to deflect attention away from his other problems or "trolling the libs" or whatever else, he's being extremely disruptive and it's not "just words" - it's words that are having serious consequences (like hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars swings) to industry and financial markets.

Whether his blatherings are deflecting attention or trolling or mindless stream-of-consciousness or whatever else, it's reckless, juvenile, destructive, and IT NEEDS TO STOP.

+1

Suddenly Jim Cramer is worried. Get outta here.

[Anonymous]

sheesh, these idiots all supported Trump. he campaigned on this and they supported it. I guess they thought he was just kidding?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:sheesh, these idiots all supported Trump. he campaigned on this and they supported it. I guess they thought he was just kidding?

I think so.
You know taking him seriously but not literally. This is the problem with a candidate who lies every time he opens his mouth.

[Anonymous]

Trump's economy SUUUUUCKS.

It is destructive to America.

Any Republicans who love America need to join with Democrats to oppose Trump's now-painfully-obviously-bad-and-getting-worse economic policies.

[Anonymous]

The market sell offs will begin in earnest today.

Once again, the Boomers who have been retiring over the last decade, are laving the Gen Xers holding the bag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Senate Republicans are considering joining the Democrat vote tomorrow to stop tariffs on Canada.

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/31/senate-vote-canada-tariffs-susan-collins-00262363

That will really be something if they vote to stop Trump. But I’m not holding my breath.

Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski have introduced a bill to reverse the Canada tariffs.