nanana Posted March 1 Author Report Posted March 1 11 hours ago, PozBearWI said: If I had written "the 45" your misunderstanding might make sense. But that isn't what I wrote at all... I wrote "And yet 45 decided....". Trump is the 45th and 47th POTUS (President of the United States). And back in October my utterly stupid fellow US citizens hadn't elected that traitor. I think the real traitors are presidents and people of the senate and congress who vote to steal billions from the American people and give it away to corrupt crackheads that should be ashamed to beg in front of CVS let alone YetZelCuck Congress. Three cheers for Oval Office truths and the revelations that Ukrainian emperors have no clothes. 1 2
PozBearWI Posted March 1 Report Posted March 1 Obviously power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. We see that old saw playing out again, but it is hardly new. Still from my POV no cheers for the ugly fuck in the WH now. 1
Rillion Posted Friday at 10:55 PM Report Posted Friday at 10:55 PM I work in the financial industry and we are completely baffled by Trump's actions which seems to be intentionally trying to tank the economy. The economic data that is coming in since he took office is showing the economy slowing down drastically (headed towards negative gdp growth) and inflation picking back up. If these trends continue, we are going to be in a Jimmy Carter stagflation situation where we have a shrinking economy, high inflation, and high interest rates. Basically what is happening is Trump is front loading the anti-business growth slowing policies (tariffs, immigration crackdown, laying off government employees) while all his pro-growth policies (tax cuts and deregulation) have yet to be moved forward. 1
BlueSaphir Posted Saturday at 08:40 AM Report Posted Saturday at 08:40 AM (edited) 9 hours ago, Rillion said: I work in the financial industry and we are completely baffled by Trump's actions which seems to be intentionally trying to tank the economy. The economic data that is coming in since he took office is showing the economy slowing down drastically (headed towards negative gdp growth) and inflation picking back up. If these trends continue, we are going to be in a Jimmy Carter stagflation situation where we have a shrinking economy, high inflation, and high interest rates. Basically what is happening is Trump is front loading the anti-business growth slowing policies (tariffs, immigration crackdown, laying off government employees) while all his pro-growth policies (tax cuts and deregulation) have yet to be moved forward. We’ve been warned before. We shall reap our destiny with this Buffoon. Edited Saturday at 08:40 AM by BlueSaphir 1
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