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Care to explain why Trump needs to add 3.8 trillion more while slashing our programs and infrastructure by about 90%?
Why can’t you explain it? Why does he need to add 3.8 trillion if he is defunding FEMA, Medicare and Medicaid? EBT the DoE the CDC etcCare to explain why you’re straw manning with this question when I never made a single statement of support for Trump increasing the debt?
On the contrary, I’ve clearly said multiple times—IN POSTS THAT YOU’VE RESPONDED TO—that Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden all spent recklessly.
Perhaps you could explain why you think it’s so great when a Democrat signs budgets into law that explode our debt while pretending like it’s deeply concerning when Republican presidents do the same thing.
They own the budgets they voluntarily signed into law. They could’ve vetoed if they disapproved, but they didn’t.
For sure.true.
and it has nothing to do with Trump's "drill, baby, drill".
Why can’t you explain it? Why does he need to add 3.8 trillion if he is defunding FEMA, Medicare and Medicaid? EBT the DoE the CDC etc
If Trump approved of the amount Congress appropriated for the Southern border wall by signing the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2019 (H.J.Res.31) into law, why did he shortly thereafter declare an emergency and divert military funds allocated for other uses to pay for Southern border wall construction?
But consumer confidence is increasing, inflation is decreasing, wages are increasing...One word...Stagflation. That is what economists are predicting due to price increases and shortages from the tariffs combined with low consumer confidence that will depress spending.
Trump is a loser who shouldn't be president.Why do you trumpers post things you know aren’t true?
Not for poor people.The economy, for everyone, absolutely boomed during Biden’s presidency. More so than any other president this century.
Well, if one ignores how low inflation was during the pandemic because of the pandemic, sure.Consistently rose, you mean. It was higher when he left office than when he entered, and never dipped down to the average of the administrations before him.
Biden was president during the pandemic...Well, if one ignores how low inflation was during the pandemic because of the pandemic, sure.
Trump is a loser who shouldn't be president.
But that doesn't change the fact that Biden made things worse for poor people, better for rich people, and inherited a growing economy that had lots of room to expand.
This statement means you haven't fully thought things through. Think about the full timeline of the pandemic, what happened, and then respond.Biden was president during the pandemic...
Like, what are you talking about...
Unemployment is increasing and the layoffs are just getting started. Despite claiming he was against it, Trump is keeping the particulars of the sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon secret from the unions and Steel workers because Nippon is planning on laying off workers and closing outdated 100 year old mills here. Blast furnaces are old Tech and more efficient and cleaner Arc furnaces are taking their place. Trump knows this but the fraudster can't change his spots.But consumer confidence is increasing, inflation is decreasing, wages are increasing...
What?
It's down since August of 2024... what are you talking about?Unemployment is increasing
Did Trump approve the sale? I had heard he was against it.Trump despite claiming he was against it is keeping the particulars of the sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon secret from the unions and Steel workers because Nippon is planning on laying off workers.
Biden rejected the sale and Trump said he was against it too. Unions were also against it. Today he held a rally in Pittsburgh with the steel workers bragging about the sale and lying about to their faces. We do not know what the deal is and that is a good indicator that it is not going to be good for steel workers. Suffice it to say that Nippon is not paying USS executives $14 billion for nothing.It's down since August of 2024... what are you talking about?
Did Trump approve the sale? I had heard he was against it.
Do you have a link? The unions were begging Biden and then Trump to approve the sale - Trump caving to Unions and supporting their interests when Biden wouldn't would be huge.
I thought the deal was dead, so I had no idea the sale went through.
Thanks for the link.Biden rejected the sale and Trump said he was against it too. Unions were also against it. Today he held a rally in Pittsburgh with the steel workers bragging about the sale and lying about to their faces. We do not know what the deal is and that is a good indicator that it is not going to be good for steel workers. Suffice it to say that Nippon is not paying USS executives $14 billion for nothing.
Trump hails US Steel-Nippon deal, says steelmaker will be 'controlled by the USA' -- but offers few details
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/tru...-steel-nippon-steel-merger/story?id=122343217
We don't know because Trump does not want you to know. Think about that for a minute. His 50% tariff on imported steel will cripple 100's of businesses who export American products made from steel. He has just made America uncompetitive in all steel products.Thanks for the link.
I hadn't heard the unions had made Trump cave so hard.
Will be good for the American steel workers who won't be laid off because the plant will remain open. Might be bad for other reasons. I'll have to read up.
How?We don't know because Trump does not want you to know. Think about that for a minute. His 50% tariff on imported steel will cripple 100's of businesses who export American products made from steel. He has just made America uncompetitive in all steel products.
I'm not a pessimist by nature, and I'd hate to piss on your cornflakes, but Trump's tariffs haven't impacted yet.That's what's so great - inflation has fallen lower and lower, and is now below any point in Biden's entire term.
Whatever the cause, I think everyone knows this is good news.
Trump told you "$1.88". Where's that?What bullshit do you post?
Gas prices are down from a year ago, and a month ago.
Why do you post such dumb lies?
Right, so those businesses which have up until now benefited from less expensive imported steel are now seeing their material costs increase by 50%. So much winning! Will you be celebrating when those costs are passed onto you?How?
These Biden era tariffs Trump is expanding raise prices on IMPORTED steel, not exported steel.
I think you might be confused on how tariffs work...
The history of tariff failure should have educated Trump, but you'll be surprised to learn that he knows more about anything you care to mention than anyone else in the history of knowing about things.With negative GDP, falling consumerism, and slowing price growth, it could be we are entering a recession.
We will know after this quarter's GDP tally.
But that's what tariffs do. The retard trade, slowing economic activity.
Trump claimed gas is at "$1.98". With no evidence, naturally.Wholesale price of eggs is currently down $4.00+ per dozen from the price they were at when Trump took office and are down 56% in cost since the beginning of 2025. Link
Anyone currently selling their eggs at sky high prices is choosing to price gouge at the retail level. I've bought eggs at $3.50 per dozen at multiple stores and have been doing so since mid to late April without a problem. Shopping around is pretty damn easy when every grocery chain has apps and online shopping that you can use for price checking. If you want, I can swing by my local Aldi today and take a picture to show you that the current price for 1 dozen eggs is $3.29.
Also, gas prices carry a current national average of $3.162 per gallon, not $3.30 as you incorrectly claimed, and today's national average is down $0.40/gallon (or 11.2%) from the national average of $3.568 one year ago. Link
Biden handed Trump a healthy, growing economy, low inflation and sustained job growth. Trump, as usual, is doing his best to undo all that, just as he did with Obama's economy-rescued from a Republican recession, and gifted to the fiscal genius to ruin.Further, look at the lefties trying to claim that it was Biden's policies which has brought down inflation, when it has already been established that Biden's spending explosion threw gas on inflation beyond what COVID and its supply chain had caused.
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