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let's do this again in July
*TRUMP: 90 DAY TARIFF PAUSE ON NONRETALIATING COUNTRIES
Lol. Definitely won't cut into the new trillion dollar military budget
let's do this again in July
*TRUMP: 90 DAY TARIFF PAUSE ON NONRETALIATING COUNTRIES
and just like that the DJIA jumps 2,000 points
He and the Trump nation will declare victory
EXECUTIVE BRANCH AGENCIES: YOU MAY DISREGARD THE JUDICIAL BRANCH'S ATTEMPTS TO STOP ME FROM RULING BY DECREE
Https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...er/ar-AA1CBXTfThe Justice Department has suggested to federal agencies that they are free to disregard a judge's ruling that halted enforcement of a White House executive order meant to punish a prominent law firm.
U.S. District Judge John Bates last month temporarily blocked provisions of President Donald Trump's executive order against the firm of Jenner & Block that called for its employees to be denied access to federal buildings and for federal contracts held by the firm or its clients to be reviewed and terminated.
https://www.theatlantic.com/economy/...ariffs/682369/Trump Is Burning Down the House
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The Trump plan, however, manages to achieve the opposite of all of these goals, all at once. Rather than build on the CHIPS and Science Act, Trump has called to destroy it. Rather than build a trade alliance with American allies, he kicked off this whole mess by announcing 25 percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada, alongside threats to conquer and annex the latter. Rather than deepen our supply-chain resilience in Europe to build a bulwark against China, he’s slapped tariffs on European countries without consultation or guidance. Rather than increase confidence in financial markets to encourage long-term investment in U.S. manufacturing, he’s unleashed chaos. Nobody from the White House can say what the tariff regime will look like in one day, much less one week, much less one year.
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Every defense of the Trump tariffs seems to be at odds with the actual underlying policy. Some of Trump’s most high-profile defenders, such as the investor and podcaster Chamath Palihapitiya, have claimed that the “singular goal” of the Trump tariffs is to reduce interest rates, which would help the U.S. refinance its debt. “Interest rates hit their low for the year, so I’m expecting mortgage applications to pick up,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday. But this plan doesn’t seem to be working at all. In the days after these comments, the 10-year Treasury yield shot up.
“We are under siege by hostile adversaries trying to erode our manufacturing and defense industrial base and disrupt our financial system,” Stephen Miran, the chair of Trump’s Council of Economic Advisers, said. But at this moment, the siege is coming from inside the house. Trump’s policies are hurting U.S. manufacturers. They are disrupting the U.S. financial system. Having identified U.S. manufacturing as a worthy renovation job, the president has unleashed a torrent of nonsense that threatens to destroy the very thing he insists on saving. If this is what it looks like when Trump decides he wants to save the economy, God help us if he ever decides to destroy it.
steel spine!
Even though the old man set another 20% on the slopes.
...that's the 20% added to the slopes, Homer.
Their backs have got to hurt from the flips. Got to.
Why are these people so bad at washing themselves?
anecdotally, Trump's hygiene is lax
so he blames it on the shower head
And the water load caused by the shower head limitation by Federal law.
Trump did that.
America needs atleast 7 more years of Trump tbh
It's hilarious watching you jump back into a thread after getting your pushed in and pretending nothing happened
bUT dRuMpH pRoMiSeD iT oN dAy OnE
the 1-2 punch
Precisely!
You ever tried washing orange tranny make-up?
Or that black thingy on your smoky-eye emo face?
Crawl, mother er.........crawl!!!
Lay exactly what Trump has done that directly affected those numbers.
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