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Oh so you’re saying Biden was right? lol

Yeah dude that’s how capitalism works. You sound like a liberal now lol

@thetragichippy You did it to yourself man..

Ah yes. My sources say that’ll take about 2 more weeks.

What imbalance, BOT? Being the wealthiest country on the planet and being able to buy goods for cheap? Well Chump certainly is trying to change that for sure lol

4D big brain mega genius chess moves guys! American employers will pay $25 hour minimum wage now that they’re raising prices in response to tariffs. Just give it 2 more weeks!

Guess what - YOU pay the tariffs, NOT China

lol

Hey look it’s @Reagan @baddog @thetragichippy @LumRaiderFan @BS Wildcats lol

How the hell is Cornyn a RINO You guys crack me up

Man I just can’t get enough of this winning. Markets down bigly after announcement. More taxes on middle class but at least he’s owning the libs one day at a time

Imagine if the Black Muslim guy from Kenya said this This topic would be 1000 pages long right now

This guy cheering on worsening economic conditions and a declining stock market all to “own the libs” lol LumTraitorFan

Do I have a mom? And Baddog laugh reacting after he asked I not call trump his daddy? lol

Wow, another day of so much winning. Chump needs to do another FLIP FLOP or the bleeding will continue

Appreciate the comment from someone with real experience Need you social security wildcatters to chime in and explain how the poster above is wrong @Reagan @LumRaiderFan @baddog @thetragichippy

What a genius LOL

Uh oh February inflation up, consumer spending down, consumer confidence down, GDP forecast lowered, markets down liberation day coming up baddog doesn’t care though since he’s chilling on social security checks

T-t-t-the left!

all part of the 4D chess MAGA master plan. I was looking to buy a new mid size soon but guess my purchase and investment will have to wait a bit On Wednesday, Trump announced a 25% tariff on all imported vehicles and parts starting April 2, a move almost certain to force American carmakers to raise prices on customers. Most automakers depend on parts and materials from other countries to make cars, including vehicles assembled in the U.S. Detroit’s automakers and industry suppliers in particular have made clear there is little they can do but raise prices in the face of tariffs. Bringing more factories back to the U. S.—a tenet of Trump’s tariff strategy—can take years for car companies to make happen. “Tariffs, at any level, cannot be offset or absorbed,” Ray Scott, chief executive of parts supplier Lear, wrote in an email Tuesday to employees that was viewed by The Wall Street Journal. “A holistic, industrywide approach will be necessary to mitigate the impact.” For now, dealers have stockpiled a two- to three-month supply of new cars, meaning the impact of the tariffs might not start to be felt until May. At that point, vehicle prices could rise 11% to 12% to offset the tariffs, Morgan Stanley analysts said Thursday in a note. When President Trump convened CEOs of some of the country’s top automakers for a call earlier this month, he issued a warning: They better not raise car prices because of tariffs. Trump told the executives that the White House would look unfavorably on such a move, leaving some of them rattled and worried they would face punishment if they increased prices, people with knowledge of the call said.

Oh god here comes the “my side”, “your side” Trump University honors grads again Textbook koolaid drinkers

As expected, another big brain reply from Trump University honors grad B-b-b- but the democrats!

Need our trump university graduates to chime in with their expertise Oil executives are warning that President Donald Trump’s tariffs and his “drill, baby, drill” message have created uncertainty in energy markets that is already affecting investment. The executives, shielded by anonymity, bluntly criticized Trump in their responses to a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas from March 12 to March 20 “The administration’s chaos is a disaster for the commodity markets,” one executive said. ”‘Drill, baby, drill’ is nothing short of a myth and populist rallying cry. Tariff policy is impossible for us to predict and doesn’t have a clear goal. We want more stability.” Several executives said Trump’s steel tariffs are raising their costs, making it difficult to plan for future projects. “Uncertainty around everything has sharply risen during the past quarter,” another executive said. “Planning for new development is extremely difficult right now due to the uncertainty around steel-based products.” They also criticized the suggestion by White House advisors such as Peter Navarro that Trump’s “drill, baby, drill” agenda aims to push oil prices down to $50 a barrel to fight inflation. “The threat of $50 oil prices by the administration has caused our firm to reduce its 2025 and 2026 capital expenditures,” an executive said. ”‘Drill, baby, drill’ does not work with $50 per barrel oil. Rigs will get dropped, employment in the oil industry will decrease, and U.S. oil production will decline as it did during COVID-19.”

Maybe if you list Baddog as a reference trump will finally hire you lol