Anonymous wrote:NBC poll finds only 38% of Americans support Trump's bombing of Iran.

Ouch.

Anonymous wrote:NBC poll finds only 38% of Americans support Trump's bombing of Iran.

Ouch.

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Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

Yep. But the Republicans in the House care. A lot. They are all up for reelection in 15 months. Unpopular Trump and cr#p economy, and Dems sweep the house and may pickup enough to get the Senate. Especially if Murkowski caucuses Independent.

Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

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Anonymous wrote:S&P 500 is at an all time high, LA protests have calmed down. If the ceasefire in Iran holds these numbers are going to look much different in a few weeks. Don’t get to cocky Dems. It’s the economy stupid.

We don't need to be cocky--or do anything at all. We can just sit back and continue to watch the dotard sabotage himself--and endanger the country--due to his incompetence, ignorance, and mental health issues. It is what it is.

This dotard just had people fawning over him at a NATO meeting and even people like Joe Scarborough are acting like he’s a military genius. The S&P is at all time highs and we’ve collected $75 billion in tariff revenue this year and I have noticed hardly any substantive price changes when I shopping, especially compared to the increases from 2022-2024.

At a certain point Americans aren’t going to be able to convinced the economy is in shambles when every indicator says the opposite. And all that matters is the economy.

Do you think $75B is a lot of revenue?

+1. TACO economic negotiations are chaos. That gets priced in.
Stop moving the goalposts. According to PP, tariffs weren’t happening. They are and they’re generating around $150B+/year (more than that probably because they weren’t implemented on January 1), the economy hasn’t tanked, the S&P is at all time highs, and prices haven’t moved that much.

Again, everyone here said it would be carnage in April because of these tariffs. When is this economic carnage coming? Give me a date. You can’t because you’re hopelessly wrong about everything.

We can’t give you a date because Trump keeps putting dates out and then backing off of them. That’s a you problem.

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Anonymous wrote:S&P 500 is at an all time high, LA protests have calmed down. If the ceasefire in Iran holds these numbers are going to look much different in a few weeks. Don’t get to cocky Dems. It’s the economy stupid.

We don't need to be cocky--or do anything at all. We can just sit back and continue to watch the dotard sabotage himself--and endanger the country--due to his incompetence, ignorance, and mental health issues. It is what it is.

This dotard just had people fawning over him at a NATO meeting and even people like Joe Scarborough are acting like he’s a military genius. The S&P is at all time highs and we’ve collected $75 billion in tariff revenue this year and I have noticed hardly any substantive price changes when I shopping, especially compared to the increases from 2022-2024.

At a certain point Americans aren’t going to be able to convinced the economy is in shambles when every indicator says the opposite. And all that matters is the economy.

Grocery prices are up 20%...I guess you shop somewhere special.
the $75 B in tariff revenue can also be cast as "US Consumers have paid $75B additional taxes so far this year"

What do you think will be the drag on the economy and corresponding losses as this mounts?

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Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

Trump may not care, but Vance sure does.

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Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

He hasn’t ruled out running for a 3rd term. Maybe it’s the dementia and his handlers will stop him but no one has stopped Trump from his stupidest decisions yet. So his approval polls are plenty relevant both for Trump as president and as a proxy for his moronic MAGA agenda.

Then Obama will run too and win.

The case they are trying to make is that his terms were not consecutive.

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Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

He hasn’t ruled out running for a 3rd term. Maybe it’s the dementia and his handlers will stop him but no one has stopped Trump from his stupidest decisions yet. So his approval polls are plenty relevant both for Trump as president and as a proxy for his moronic MAGA agenda.

Then Obama will run too and win.

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Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

He hasn’t ruled out running for a 3rd term. Maybe it’s the dementia and his handlers will stop him but no one has stopped Trump from his stupidest decisions yet. So his approval polls are plenty relevant both for Trump as president and as a proxy for his moronic MAGA agenda.

Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.

Anonymous wrote:This entire thread is irrelevant. Trump doesn’t care about approval ratings anymore. He’s not running for re-election and his actions reflect that.