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It's still Biden's economy.
Trump sez.
I was spot on here
You and your girl zerohedge were vomit
You still all cash like you claimed you were when it bottomed out almost a month ago?
It's still Biden's economy.
Trump sez.
Lol meltdown
And what Trump sez is 100% right, fellows.
All these asides that your D's practiced for years can be used against you. Sure, Bush2 never did because he is a RINO, a degenerate , the piece of .
But the old man has nary hesitation is using them. None whatsoever. He's going to hammer Biden like trout meat for as long as he, the old man lives...God save us that day.
No free ridesPERIOD
Dammit Cramer!
Happy Friday ninjas
Japan chooses the Glorious Civilization of China
Another tough loss for the Orangegutan
"Jim Cramer says a recession is likely"
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/07/jim-...anic-sell.html
These guys flip flop as Trump flip flops
Well, old man? You gonna take that (over 120) and turn it to -0- or, not?Happy Friday ninjas
Japan chooses the Glorious Civilization of China
Another tough loss for the Orangegutan
We're way over-do. Ain't had one since 08-09/The Great Recession.
https://www.travelandtourworld.com/n...and-in-europe/Canada Freezes US Travel as Air Canada, WestJet, Porter, and Flair Slash Routes to Major Cities Including San Francisco, Miami, New York, and Washington to Tap Growing Demand in Europe
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In recent months, both business and leisure travel from Canada to the United States have seen a dramatic downturn. Data from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) shows that entries from the northern border fell by 12.5% in February and a further 18% in March, indicating sustained contraction in cross-border movement. This retreat comes amid growing discomfort among Canadian travelers, fueled by strict U.S. border enforcement, electronic device inspections, and political rhetoric painting Canada as “the 51st state.”
Further compounding this decline, Flight Centre Travel Group Canada reported that Canadian business travel to the United States plummeted by 40% in the early months of 2025. Tourism Economics forecasts a 15.2% decline in international visitors to the U.S. this year alone, a downturn echoed by decreased arrivals from key European markets like Germany and Spain—down 30% and 25%, respectively, in March.
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The U.S. Travel Association warns that even a 10% drop in Canadian tourism could cost the U.S. economy over $2.1 billion and result in the loss of more than 140,000 jobs. Given the current trajectory, the actual decline may exceed that threshold. Cities like San Francisco, Miami, New York, Orlando, Houston, and Washington—which have traditionally benefited from steady Canadian visitor traffic—are already seeing fewer arrivals, empty hotel rooms, and reduced spending in restaurants, attractions, and retail.
The impact extends to airlines as well. U.S. carriers that once enjoyed strong demand from Canadian cities are now seeing softer load factors on incoming flights. Codeshare partnerships with Canadian airlines are also being re-evaluated, and some U.S. airlines have begun to reduce marketing campaigns targeting Canadian customers.
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We look forward to the challenge with equal amounts of both anticipation & determination.
Let us proceed...
Canada! Take all your hollyweirdos back already and let's close that northern border completely!
Only thing worth a "out of canada" was Strange Brew.
Trump uniting the world
Give that man a Nobel
"....Yet March's data is "backward looking" and doesn't reflect the trade policy changes orchestrated by the Trump administration, noted Kay Haigh, global co-head of fixed income and liquidity solutions in Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
Mr. Trump's tariffs are still expected to lift inflation later in the year as the impact of the import duties trickle through the economy. Because tariffs are paid by U.S. importers like Walmart when they accept shipments of foreign goods, they typically pass off all or some of the tariff cost onto consumers through higher prices...."
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cpi-rep...means-tariffs/
Ce la vi
If I were to go through your posting history during Biden's years would I find a single post from you complaining about inflation during his term?
No. Because Biden wasn't directly responsible for needless inflation like this.
Now ask me a 3rd time.
the more questions I ask the stupider you make yourself look
Referring to the first drop in CPI since 2020 as "needless inflation"
So you kept quiet Biden's entire term because that was all needed inflation?
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