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Tariffs on Canada delayed for 30 days. Edit: Trump folds again. 90 day pause.

jalimon

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Groceries are now old fashioned.
In the modern trump world groceries is a thing of the past.

One day, there will be a university course on the Trump phenomenon. It will review how such a complete idiot was able to become potus.

My personal favourite:

For the life of me why, how, who??? The guy is a total stupid moron... How can people think this guy is the solution to the country's problem... Damn!
 

boobtoucher

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Looks like the Super Jeenyuses in Trumpland just asked ChatGPT to do their homework for them:


Combined with the fact that they announced tariffs on several uninhabited islands, they probably just combined an ai generated list of "countries" with an ai generated calculation.

Not to mention the obvious spinal-tap-esq miscalculation on the chart sizes.

Your best and brightest at work.
 

GameBoy27

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Yeah that is what am doing.
I am not going to panic sell.
Exactly. I have a trusted financial advisor who hasn't steered me wrong once in the past 15 years. If he thinks I should make changes, he'll let me know. Last year my investments grew at the rate of 18%, 15% the year before that.
 
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Shaquille Oatmeal

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Looks like the Super Jeenyuses in Trumpland just asked ChatGPT to do their homework for them:


Combined with the fact that they announced tariffs on several uninhabited islands, they probably just combined an ai generated list of "countries" with an ai generated calculation.

Not to mention the obvious spinal-tap-esq miscalculation on the chart sizes.

Your best and brightest at work.
The "DEI" administration.
This is what you can expect.
 

Leimonis

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Are orange man’s rimmers not very active in this thread or have I successfully blocked all of them?
 

Phil C. McNasty

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retaliatory sell-off? That's new concept but I like it... I think 🤔
Been contemplated before by China in 2007, but it involved US treasuries.
Beijing eventually decided against doing it.

This time they might go ahead with it though


The US president, the US treasury secretary and mainland economists yesterday dismissed a British news report saying Beijing had warned of a retaliatory sell-off of US treasuries.

Citing two mainland academics as 'officials at leading Communist Party bodies', The Daily Telegraph had reported that Beijing hinted at liquidating its vast US treasury holdings if Washington imposed sanctions to force a yuan revaluation
 

Phil C. McNasty

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DOW ended up −1,679.39 today
 

rhuarc29

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I thought the House still had to vote on it. Maybe I'm wrong.

The Republican majority Senate yesterday voted against the tariffs though

Trump pushed through tariffs against Canada using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, a law which congress stupidly passed in 1977 and is now being exploited. The supposed justification is Fentanyl and, if that justification doesn't work, he'll fall back on "national security". Fentanyl definitely is a BS excuse. He knows it, we know it, everyone knows it. But he's using it to give himself legal justification for the tariffs. National security is a more solid legal justification, but you can only reasonably use it as grounds for SOME tariffs. Probably steel and aluminum, and maybe automobiles, for instance.

Yes, the senate voted for the resolution to remove tariffs from Canada, but the tariffs would only be revoked if the House also votes in favour of that resolution, which seems unlikely.
 
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