June 27Jun 27 Oh no! Trade deals with China and India forthcoming. 401k at all time high. Robinhood nearing all time high. Now announcing strategy to lower drug prices. Shelves are fully stocked in stores. What an evil president we have.
June 27Jun 27 Author 15 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:Oh no! Trade deals with China and India forthcoming. 401k at all time high. Robinhood nearing all time high. Now announcing strategy to lower drug prices. Shelves are fully stocked in stores. What an evil president we have.There are no deals mate and we are almost at the 90 day mark. He will push out some thing but they will just be MOUs and have no teeth. Standard sheet and meaningless. Pure Marketing.
June 27Jun 27 32 minutes ago, Gannan said:When you force people to pay more taxes, the government collects more taxes. How fascinating.Stock market at record highs88 billion in revenueUntold billions in business production investment in the USRate of inflation still declining from 40 year highs under Slurry JoeDeluge of libtard tearsYeah, I'm not seeing any downside.Oh, and snagging some manufacturing from China to boot.
June 27Jun 27 1 hour ago, Kz! said:Oh wow, so the tariffs generated 88 billion in revenue and didn't cause mass inflation like we were assured they would? This is really surprising because I was reading through this thread and based on the comments we should all be dead right now.lol imagine claiming to be a conservative and bragging about taxes being paid by Americans....
June 27Jun 27 6 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said:lol imagine claiming to be a conservative and bragging about taxes being paid by Americans....I know, and when libtards said the taxes would be paid by the American consumer via inflation, that's definitely what happened.
June 27Jun 27 7 minutes ago, Kz! said:I know, and when libtards said the taxes would be paid by the American consumer via inflation, that's definitely what happened. The retards still think tariffs are paid by other countries.
June 27Jun 27 2 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:The retards still think tariffs are paid by other countries. How are those inflation numbers looking, wee man? Man, going through this thread from April is literal gold. If I was a very normal and stable person, I could have a hell of a time pulling up some posts this Saturday night.
June 27Jun 27 "You thought inflation numbers were bad under Biden, just wait until tariffs kick in! REEEEEE!"
June 27Jun 27 2 minutes ago, Kz! said:How are those inflation numbers looking, wee man? Man, going through this thread from April is literal gold. If I was a very normal and stable person, I could have a hell of a time pulling up some posts this Saturday night. Trying to change the subject already? Don't dodge the question, if the American consumer doesn't pay for them then who exactly do you think pays for the tariffs, moron?
June 27Jun 27 1 minute ago, Mike030270 said:Companies literally increased prices solely because of his tariffsCheck the numbers, Michelle.
June 27Jun 27 16 minutes ago, Kz! said:I know, and when libtards said the taxes would be paid by the American consumer via inflation, that's definitely what happened. Remember how GDP was negative in the first quarter? Mainly due to companies frontloading imports to try to avoid paying the initial rounds of tariffs? Or have you forgotten about that already? Then there's the fact that Trump lowered the tariff rates drastically compared to his initial targets. Some importers have also been using bonded warehouses to delay tariffs payments. It's funny when you Trumpers try to pretend to understand economics....
June 27Jun 27 Just now, Phillyterp85 said:Remember how GDP was negative in the first quarter? Mainly due to companies frontloading imports to try to avoid paying the initial rounds of tariffs? Or have you forgotten about that already? Then there's the fact that Trump lowered the tariff rates drastically compared to his initial targets. Some importers have also been using bonded warehouses to delay tariffs payments.It's funny when you Trumpers try to pretend to understand economics....Yeah, it's super hilarious that virtually all of my predictions from April have been a billion more times accurate than all the libtards in this thread. You guys are very savvy!
June 27Jun 27 19 minutes ago, Kz! said:Yeah, it's super hilarious that virtually all of my predictions from April have been a billion more times accurate than all the libtards in this thread. You guys are very savvy! Nostradumbass for the win!
June 27Jun 27 Absolutely baffled he thinks Kamala can't answer a question to save her life but trump is out here saying the most idiotic and outlandish things
June 27Jun 27 3 minutes ago, Phillyterp85 said:Nostradumbass for the win!Stack any prediction of mine from April to any of yours, Mr. expert economist.
June 27Jun 27 27 minutes ago, Kz! said:Yeah, it's super hilarious that virtually all of my predictions from April have been a billion more times accurate than all the libtards in this thread. You guys are very savvy! ReutersUS goods trade deficit widens in May as exports fallThe U.S. trade deficit in goods increased in May amid a decline in exports, but an ebbing inflow of imports likely positions trade to make a big contribution to gross domestic product in the second...Just like KZAnne predicted would happen!
June 28Jun 28 On 6/26/2025 at 9:20 AM, Alpha_TATEr said:just remember, you voted for that.🤣🤣🤣You try so Fing hard
June 28Jun 28 On 6/26/2025 at 10:50 AM, Paul852 said:Just wait until you get your big beautiful bill.You act like I'm not paying one now.
June 28Jun 28 6 hours ago, Kz! said:Stock market at record highs88 billion in revenueUntold billions in business production investment in the USRate of inflation still declining from 40 year highs under Slurry JoeDeluge of libtard tearsYeah, I'm not seeing any downside.Oh, and snagging some manufacturing from China to boot.Yeah big win for Biden https://apnews.com/article/business-kentucky-louisville-93098f433858a218d8dd7f1eac8bbfc7#
June 28Jun 28 9 hours ago, vikas83 said:Sigh...can we just have a normal summer Friday for once.I'm not at all worried.We have historically had very little trade with Canada.
June 28Jun 28 I was in niagara falls this week and maple syrup there was like 15 dollars for a bottle that was enough for maybe 1 single pancake breakfast for one person.I'll stick with the tariff syrup from our grocery stores. And I'll still call it aunt jemimah.
June 28Jun 28 7 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:I was in niagara falls this week and maple syrup there was like 15 dollars for a bottle that was enough for maybe 1 single pancake breakfast for one person.I'll stick with the tariff syrup from our grocery stores. And I'll still call it aunt jemimah.❤️🇱🇷❤️
June 28Jun 28 Author 25 minutes ago, Bear Grylls said:❤️🇱🇷❤️I know you pretty much F anything but I thought you'd draw the line with HE.
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