TRUMP WINS
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He complained about Elon Musk in his victory speech. He backed the same Democrats who screwed him over. He went after the millionaires until he became one then went after the billionaires.
You need to go back to school franky and don't forget economics in your curriculum.
I am not in favour of the American tariffs one bit. At least not for Canadians. But this is a good post, regardless — I think you misread what I was saying about how the values had done a funnystyle switcheroo from left to right. I’m glad PP has explicitly said he intends to deal with this — he has my vote on those grounds
It would be interesting to compare who voted and their method of voting in 2020 versus 2024.
I presume ChatGPT merely goes on to the world wide web and amalgamates opinions. Kind of like an opinion with no author.
It’s just a metagoogler (search engine of the search engine) and frankly it does a really bad job bc of how Google polices the internet.
it is good for some other things; i don’t use it. I already got KellyGPT in my brain
They’re going falling down mode and it makes me cackleWow! You are soooo mad. I can only imagine how many holes you punched in the drywall. You know, walking around with all that pent up anger is seriously unhealthy. Maybe it's time to just embrace MAGA and let it go. If ya can't beat em, join em.
That Wayne Gretzky he's really something. He carried a huge stick. What he could do with his stick zipping around defenders.
And his lovely wife Janet is here. I loved her in the movies. Beautiful, beautiful lady.
Wayne's daughter and son-in-law Dustin Johnson.....hello Dustin.........big, big supporter. Thanks Dustin.
This is really high school economics. Tariffs did not lead the U.S. into the Great Depression. A Fed unable because of limited policy tools and slow, clumsy responses to deal with contracting money supply turned a recession into the Great Depression.
What the simple tariffs aggravated the Great Depression argument rarely mentions that in the 1920s the U.S. was the world's leading exporter. So anyone can understanding raising tariffs is a stupid policy if you are the leading exporter.
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You guys know that Trudeau has also enacted a tariff on Chinese EV car imports, right??
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Nick Bosa after being fined for wearing MAGA hat before elections.
"well worth it"
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"well worth it"
Nick Bosa on potential fine for wearing MAGA hat: 'It was well worth it'
Nick Bosa says any fine from the NFL after wearing a MAGA hat during an on-field interview will be "well worth it" after the results of Election Day.
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It looks like the United States of America will have another golden age. Little known facts
I was disappointed with the storming of the Capitol.
It was so flaccid. They just like walked in so dispassionately. Then left. They could’ve done something cooler like steal some documents or some shit
Sir relax — I used myself as an example of agreement what you said and you didn’t get it and you’re getting mad and calling me a troll
. Just block me then? Idk what you are screeching at me about rn
If you listen to the words between the lines, the stuff most of the media is ignoring while they try to find ways to attack him, you will quickly realize tariffs are a threat, a policy tool, a negotiating tool to try to level unfair trade practices. There's not going to be tariffs on every U.S. import. It will be selective responses to selective countries.
The WTO has no teeth. When economists preach free trade, it's theoretical. The world has never had free trade. Countries will always be seeking advantages through trade......sometimes unfairly. Countries will also respond to the political pressure. Some will lean on exports to stimulate their economies at the expense of their trading partners.
I hear Canadians complain about the high cost of dairy products when they know New England imports could likely bring the prices down. The Chinese are dealing with their postponed economic reckoning and are trying to promote further exports on top of their already historically high exports. They are trying to cope with high youth unemployment.
Some of us remember the 1980s when it looked like Japan was literally going to wipe out the U.S. auto industry. The U.S. pressured Japan to limit exports and it led to Japanese car manufacturers building plants in the U.S. The U.S. has also had a 25% tariff on light trucks since 1964. (I believe there was a Democrat in the White House for those scoring at home.)
People scream about the tariffs. For some reason (politics?), they're fine with the subsidy war now occurring on semiconductors. Large subsidies are the sibling of tariffs. One might prefer the carrot approach of subsidies, but this is still a cost being transferred to the U.S. taxpayer.
Subsidies, import quotas and tariffs have been around since the dawn of civilization and each is a valid policy tool. What we are seeing over both the Trump and Biden Administrations is the acceptance of a U.S. industrial policy. Chronic trade imbalances and economic threats that impact our defense (semiconductors) has moved the U.S. in this direction.
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