Trump Effect

[Reagan]

3 hours ago, DCT said:

Gotta love ya!  Your gonna ride that ship down. 

Man, I’m just a harmless, lovable little fuzzball!  😎

[thetragichippy]

 

[Porter]

Almost $4 a gallon for gas &  almost $5 a gallon for diesel along with other rising cost and this turd wants his face on a $250 bill. 
You can’t make this up!

It’s not America First, it’s Donald J Trump fit! So sick of this 💩!

 

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[DCT]

11 hours ago, Porter said:

Almost $4 a gallon for gas &  almost $5 a gallon for diesel along with other rising cost and this turd wants his face on a $250 bill. 
You can’t make this up!

It’s not America First, it’s Donald J Trump fit! So sick of this 💩!

 

Trump so desperately wants to be a 👑 His followers hear, speak, and see no evil.

$42.00 for 10 gallons of unleaded gasoline.  The packages in the grocery stores have shrunk, but the prices have gone up.  Dollar General and Dollar Tree are a joke lately. Yet, Trump wants his face plastered on everything.  For a man convicted of 34 convictions, who evaded the draft, and makes fun of war veterans, history will not be kind to him.

[Porter]

Our government serves our government!

That’s the post. 
 

 

[Reagan]

Tulsi Gabbard Needs OMB Documents to Expose Ukraine 'Aid' Got Laundered to Democrats!  We figured it was happening.  Now we just need to show the proof!

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[baddog]

19 minutes ago, Reagan said:

Tulsi Gabbard Needs OMB Documents to Expose Ukraine 'Aid' Got Laundered to Democrats!  We figured it was happening.  Now we just need to show the proof!

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Gee, none of us ever thought of that. Giving aid to the most corrupt country in the world shouldn’t throw up any flags. 10% to the big guy. Quid pro quo…..etc…..that’s why I can’t stand that insolent punk Zelensky.

[Reagan]

Tulsi Gabbard Actively Working to Declassify Directed Energy Weapon and Covid-19 Info Before Leaving!

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[Reagan]

 

This is interesting!  Dems taking advantage of Covid and flooding America with fake mail-in ballots!   Dumocrat Rahm Emanuel said: "never let a good crisis go to waste."

[Boyz N Da Hood]

45 minutes ago, Reagan said:

 

This is interesting!  Dems taking advantage of Covid and flooding America with fake mail-in ballots!   Dumocrat Rahm Emanuel said: "never let a good crisis go to waste."

But but but biden.... 

Pay attention to the clown in chief currently! Midterms ⏳️⏳️

[Porter]

1 hour ago, Reagan said:

 

This is interesting!  Dems taking advantage of Covid and flooding America with fake mail-in ballots!   Dumocrat Rahm Emanuel said: "never let a good crisis go to waste."

According to your buddy Baddog’s standards Counterfeit Cash is a Garbage Site. according to Grok on X. 🤣😂 You sir are fake news according to Baddog!🤣

 

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[Reagan]

 

Trump!

[Porter]

Guess this is the best Trump could get since everyone is bailing on him. Lol

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[OlDawg]

6 hours ago, Porter said:

 

Double-edged sword. A weaker dollar helps our GDP, tax revenues, debt repayment, social safety net programs, exports & trade deficit. A weaker dollar also helps us fight currency manipulation from China and others as they try to flood our markets with cheap goods. But, it makes us pay more for those imported goods. Two schools of thought on the dollar valuation. Various Administrations view the strength or weakness of the dollar differently. If people buy more U.S. goods, a weaker dollar is actually a good thing. Otherwise, it hurts U.S. consumers...especially with tariffs added.

If the dollar weakens too much, it can create a global recession as the U.S. consumer could draw back on purchases that companies/countries dump into our markets. We are the catch-all for the global economy. WE cause global recessions. Not the other way around. It will stay that way unless/until the dollar is no longer the world's reserve currency.

[DCT]

On 6/1/2026 at 7:51 AM, Porter said:

 

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[Porter]

2 hours ago, OlDawg said:

Double-edged sword. A weaker dollar helps our GDP, tax revenues, debt repayment, social safety net programs, exports & trade deficit. A weaker dollar also helps us fight currency manipulation from China and others as they try to flood our markets with cheap goods. But, it makes us pay more for those imported goods. Two schools of thought on the dollar valuation. Various Administrations view the strength or weakness of the dollar differently. If people buy more U.S. goods, a weaker dollar is actually a good thing. Otherwise, it hurts U.S. consumers...especially with tariffs added.

If the dollar weakens too much, it can create a global recession as the U.S. consumer could draw back on purchases that companies/countries dump into our markets. We are the catch-all for the global economy. WE cause global recessions. Not the other way around. It will stay that way unless/until the dollar is no longer the world's reserve currency.

I get what you’re saying but if that graph is accurate or even close to accurate every politician in DC would be fired if they went record and voted for a 50% tax increase which is what happened here through inflation. It’s a way for them to keep over spending by trillions without having their name tied to a vote to increase taxes and being held accountable. 
As I said before government served government. Our government is broken. 

[OlDawg]

43 minutes ago, Porter said:

I get what you’re saying but if that graph is accurate or even close to accurate every politician in DC would be fired if they went record and voted for a 50% tax increase which is what happened here through inflation. It’s a way for them to keep over spending by trillions without having their name tied to a vote to increase taxes and being held accountable. 
As I said before government served government. Our government is broken. 

I actually think this Administration is using it as one way of promoting their ‘America First’ agenda by making it more expensive for other countries to dump product, and it makes U.S. produced goods more competitive. It’s also helping control interest on the debt.

I agree inflation is a tax, and a weaker dollar contributes to inflation. That’s the tightrope the Fed is walking right now. For about 2 decades, we had a ridiculous monetary policy of almost 0%. It was going to come back around in all areas from interest, to investments, to goods—which passes down to services.

One way to attempt to help inflation is to pay down our debt. Again, the weaker dollar helps. But—for it to really help—spending must also be cut.

Your Friedman links are exactly correct. Inflation will never be tamed until we lower our debt, and inflation is a hidden tax.