You are the whiny one. Piss off. As I already posted, we are fine.
Prepare for the Donny recession.
You are the whiny one. Piss off. As I already posted, we are fine.
Prepare for the Donny recession.
Like a 20% inflation? Can’t imagine what that would do to a family.I'm just saying. Trump's tariffs would drive prices up for a good portion of everything you buy. Unless you're rich enough to benefit from his rich tax cuts to offset these increased prices, you're very likely to be poorer under Trump.
What do you mean when the economy goes up? The economy has already gone up. The recovery is well under way. The US has had a better recovery than any of their peers. The US GDP has grown more than any G7 country since the pandemic. They are almost doubling Europe's growth numbers. We have low unemployment and have seen increased labor participation. We have had a long period of wage growth.Well, what is sure to happen is that when the economy goes up the democrats will claim that the Republicans are taking credit for the recovery they started. It's as certain as the sunrise. We have had about job market
It seems the MAJORITY of Americans don't agree with you. They held Biden/Harris responsible for their current situation and tossed them out. When the economy improves satisfactorily, Trump will get credit. Whether you like it or not. It may take a year or two to get completely out of the mess Biden/Harris has left us, but it will improve for sure.What do you mean when the economy goes up? The economy has already gone up. The recovery is well under way. The US has had a better recovery than any of their peers. The US GDP has grown more than any G7 country since the pandemic. They are almost doubling Europe's growth numbers. We have low unemployment and have seen increased labor participation. We have had a long period of wage growth.
Personally I think we tend to assign too much blame/credit to the administration for broad economic conditions. But there is no doubt that Trump is inheriting a very healthy economy. The smartest thing he could do is just not mess with it.
People's feelings does not always match reality. There is an issue with who is benefiting from the US economy. I'm skeptical that Trump will address this issue. The economy as a whole has had a remarkable recovery.It seems the MAJORITY of Americans don't agree with you. They held Biden/Harris responsible for their current situation and tossed them out. When the economy improves satisfactorily, Trump will get credit. Whether you like it or not. It may take a year or two to get completely out of the mess Biden/Harris has left us, but it will improve for sure.
It seems the MAJORITY of Americans don't agree with you. They held Biden/Harris responsible for their current situation and tossed them out. When the economy improves satisfactorily, Trump will get credit. Whether you like it or not. It may take a year or two to get completely out of the mess Biden/Harris has left us, but it will improve for sure.
While it wouldn't be accurate to say this is a booming economy, there are more indicators than not that that the economy is on an upward trend overall. unemployment down, inflation under 3%, GDP has been been at 2-3%, etc. Prices rose as a result of the inflation and haven't declined as much as we'd all have liked.People's feelings does not always match reality. There is an issue with who is benefiting from the US economy. I'm skeptical that Trump will address this issue. The economy as a whole has had a remarkable recovery.
Trump is inheriting a very healthy economy he will have to do something stupid to screw it up.
You're entire argument is built on Republicans propaganda. You get this, right? Hell, Trump's entire campaign was built on lies. Dude lied about everything. And unfortunately it worked. That's why he won. Not because of any policy disputes.It seems the MAJORITY of Americans don't agree with you. They held Biden/Harris responsible for their current situation and tossed them out. When the economy improves satisfactorily, Trump will get credit. Whether you like it or not. It may take a year or two to get completely out of the mess Biden/Harris has left us, but it will improve for sure.
Perception is often the reality yes. Inflation prior sure kicked people in the tail and made things very perceptible to the average American.While it wouldn't be accurate to say this is a booming economy, there are more indicators than not that that the economy is on an upward trend overall. unemployment down, inflation under 3%, GDP has been been at 2-3%, etc. Prices rose as a result of the inflation and haven't declined as much as we'd all have liked.
Gus - how many times were we advised the economy was headed for a cliff? never happened. How many times did conservative media have to bend over backwards to pick nits at the latest economic report which otherwise gave good news? Republicans sold a narrative that the economy was in the tank, and unfortunately perception became reality.
Further, Trump's entire administration will be built on propaganda. He will lie to all of us every step of the way over everything. Fair warning.Perception is often the reality yes. Inflation prior sure kicked people in the tail and made things very perceptible to the average American.
Admittedly, the recovery may well be on its way. However, people have yet to feel it on an individual basis which is much of what matters when it comes to their vote.
Sure. Which of course won't stop Trump from taking credit for something that was already well on its way.Perception is often the reality yes. Inflation prior sure kicked people in the tail and made things very perceptible to the average American.
Admittedly, the recovery may well be on its way. However, people have yet to feel it on an individual basis which is much of what matters when it comes to their vote.
I think this is mostly right. The issue to me is that people were not informed enough to realize that inflation was a product of stimulus by both Biden and Trump. Trump issued MORE stimulus than Biden.Perception is often the reality yes. Inflation prior sure kicked people in the tail and made things very perceptible to the average American.
Admittedly, the recovery may well be on its way. However, people have yet to feel it on an individual basis which is much of what matters when it comes to their vote.
Further, Trump's entire administration will be built on propaganda. He will lie to all of us every step of the way over everything. Fair warning.
You mean these lies?You're entire argument is built on Republicans propaganda. You get this, right? Hell, Trump's entire campaign was built on lies. Dude lied about everything. And unfortunately it worked. That's why he won. Not because of any policy disputes.
We were lied to every step of the way during the Biden administration. His cognitive deficits. Afghanistan. Trump being a threat to democracy. On that topic.....Further, Trump's entire administration will be built on propaganda. He will lie to all of us every step of the way over everything. Fair warning.
Sounds like a national security risk to our supply chain. We should probably do something about that. Like tariffs on China and encouragement of other countries to develop their manufacturing and supply chain.As of 2022 17.9% of US goods were imported by China. If Trump follows through on his 60% tariff that is the equivalent of raising prices on US buyers by 10.7%. And that is assuming that US mfgs don’t raise their prices accordingly. Then we have the tariffs he has promised on all other imports on top of that.
You can say “it’s not going to result in massive inflation”, but most economists predict it will. As you say time will tell….personally my guess is Trump won’t do the full tariff thing because someone smarter than him will tell him he will lose the house and senate in 26 if he does.
Well in 2028 you can run on how Trump continued something you already started then. This election is over. Voters have had their say. They didn't find your arguments about the economy persuasive.Sure. Which of course won't stop Trump from taking credit for something that was already well on its way.
If the economy crashes in the next 4 years, would you like to lay odds that Trump will try to blame Biden for it?Well in 2028 you can run on how Trump continued something you already started then. This election is over. Voters have had their say. They didn't find your arguments about the economy persuasive.
If the economy under Trump crashes, was that Biden too since the policies of the prior administration are what effects the current one? Or is it that only the good economy stuff is from the prior President but when it crashes it the current President? Because you know that makes no sense right? Or is it that all the good stuff only happens under Democrats and all the bad under Republicans regardless of the data?
I agree for our national security we need to get out of China. Tariffs are the dumbest possible way to effect that change. They don’t stimulate people to go into the skilled trades (which we need to build the factories and to have skilled factory workers) nor do they encourage manufacturing to come back to the US when there are cheaper options in countries with free trade agreements.Sounds like a national security risk to our supply chain. We should probably do something about that. Like tariffs on China and encouragement of other countries to develop their manufacturing and supply chain.
why did they work in 2016-2020 then??I agree for our national security we need to get out of China. Tariffs are the dumbest possible way to effect that change. They don’t stimulate people to go into the skilled trades (which we need to build the factories and to have skilled factory workers) nor do they encourage manufacturing to come back to the US when there are cheaper options in countries with free trade agreements.
Trump is using a blunt instrument because that’s all he knows. But it will only increase prices while not actually solving the bigger picture issue.
Oh, and they cause inflation…you know the issue that got Trump elected.
Economic growth was good the first 3 years under Trump. It wasn't exceptional. It continued basically on a similar trajectory that started under Obama. Inflation is a lagging indicator. Trump's tariffs did contribute to inflation as did his stimulus money. Biden made inflation worse by adding another stimulus when it probably wasn't necessary. There was always going to be an inflationary bomb following COVID. The US has had the best economic recovery of any of its peer countries. Biden deserves some credit although a lot of this perhaps the majority is due to the pre existing strengths of the US economy.why did they work in 2016-2020 then??
ok, so if they work this time?Economic growth was good the first 3 years under Trump. It wasn't exceptional. It continued basically on a similar trajectory that started under Obama. Inflation is a lagging indicator. Trump's tariffs did contribute to inflation as did his stimulus money. Biden made inflation worse by adding another stimulus when it probably wasn't necessary. There was always going to be an inflationary bomb following COVID. The US has had the best economic recovery of any of its peer countries. Biden deserves some credit although a lot of this perhaps the majority is due to the pre existing strengths of the US economy.
Well he did leave us a mess to climb out of. So depends. If it occurs in 2026 or after Id say he owns it.If the economy crashes in the next 4 years, would you like to lay odds that Trump will try to blame Biden for it?
Except, again - no, the economy is not "a mess". Booming? No. But a darn sight better than what it was looking like in the midst of the pandemic. And no, not blaming Trump for the economy dipping.Well he did leave us a mess to climb out of. So depends. If it occurs in 2026 or after Id say he owns it.
LOL's. We have the best economy probably in the world right now. The growth, inflation, and employment numbers are all good to great and normally an incumbent party would easily win with the Biden/Harris economic record, especially the record in the last 12-18 months.Well he did leave us a mess to climb out of. So depends. If it occurs in 2026 or after Id say he owns it.
“Winning” what, exactly? Seriously…there will be a few winners and most of us will be providing for those who “won” whatever if us you say is “winning”….I know you're not familiar with the concept but try to envision this: winning.
Mussolini promised to have the trains run on time…what is the Donald’s promise to America? Where do you fit in?You better buckle down because the country is going into dictatorship. I’m on his side so I’ll reap all the benefits. It’s all your fault you don’t want to be on the right side and better yourself.
Gus…the mess was left to America by Trump when he left office in 2021…you can blame Biden all you want but then you are showing yourself to be every bit a stupid as the rest of the Trumpanzees out there. Obama fixed Junior’s mess and Biden corrected Trump’s over-reach and mis-steps…the bad thing fir Biden/ Democrats is that economic changes take time to run thru the economy…several years to recycle inflation… and Republicans and Trump will reap the benefits of Biden’s policies…you and yours can only hope the Orange Turd doesn’t phuque it up!It seems the MAJORITY of Americans don't agree with you. They held Biden/Harris responsible for their current situation and tossed them out. When the economy improves satisfactorily, Trump will get credit. Whether you like it or not. It may take a year or two to get completely out of the mess Biden/Harris has left us, but it will improve for sure.
Joel, I'll even try to be fair and say that much of that mess would have been there in '21 regardless of whether or not Trump had been reelected or if it was Biden as it turned out.Gus…the mess was left to America by Trump when he left office in 2021…you can blame Biden all you want but then you are showing yourself to be every bit a stupid as the rest of the Trumpanzees out there. Obama fixed Junior’s mess and Biden corrected Trump’s over-reach and mis-steps…the bad thing fir Biden/ Democrats is that economic changes take time to run thru the economy…several years to recycle inflation… and Republicans and Trump will reap the benefits of Biden’s policies…you and yours can only hope the Orange Turd doesn’t phuque it up!
Well technically I said 2026 so that only 14 months.Except, again - no, the economy is not "a mess". Booming? No. But a darn sight better than what it was looking like in the midst of the pandemic. And no, not blaming Trump for the economy dipping.
Funny that Trump gets 2 years to own the economy. That's not how it worked for Biden.
Are you under the impression Trump put a 60% tariff on 100% of the goods made in China? He did not so that in 16-20. That is what he has promised to do now.why did they work in 2016-2020 then??
Nope. Cost goes up with the higher cost to manufacture.Well ya see….companies won’t produce their stuff here because we’re more expensive….so by adding tariffs….it will make producing it here more attractive….because the cost to produce it overseas is now higher….therefore they will move production back into the USA! And costs will go down! (Right?…)
You are not a Menard’s shopper?Nope. Cost goes up with the higher cost to manufacture.
I’d love to sell more stuff made in the USA at our stores. The truth is most Americans don’t want to pay the higher price associated with products made here.
It is, as if today and that’s not changing anytime soon even with a world shift in manufacturing.Funny how many countries, including China, have tariffs on US goods and yet the lemmings on here parrot the bullshit about it being a tax on our consumers if we return the favor.
A tariff is not a tax on the US consumer unless you believe China is the only place in the world that can meet demand.
If he imposes those tariffs, you are about to see. It will also shutdown hundreds of thousands of small businesses across the country.Like a 20% inflation? Can’t imagine what that would do to a family.
1. A large prcentage of what is made in China now, will move to other countriesSounds like a national security risk to our supply chain. We should probably do something about that. Like tariffs on China and encouragement of other countries to develop their manufacturing and supply chain.
How is making it harder to purchase from outside the country going to shut down small businesses in the US?If he imposes those tariffs, you are about to see. It will also shutdown hundreds of thousands of small businesses across the country.
Perhaps “wholesale” prices? Those products come from some where…how many shoes are made in China?How is making it harder to purchase from outside the country going to shut down small businesses in the US?