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    1. invalidpassword on

      Let’s hope they remember that in the Midterms and realize voting red means voting Trump.

    2. EmptyEstablishment78 on

      Have Americans learned that the Republican Party is not, and has never been good for the US.

    3. TubeframeMR2 on

      Trump’s economy: Took Joe 4 years to build it, and apparently he was able break it in under 100 days. Stellar work.

    4. RecommendationSlow16 on

      Do some people really not get who’s economy it is? Do they think Biden won the election? I don’t get it. Oh well, Trumper is as Trumper does.

    5. Didntlikedefaultname on

      Voters aren’t clear, because they elected Trump. Now if we see a blue wave in mid terms we can say voters are clear, but not a minute sooner

    6. Grace_of_Talamh on

      Well the voters are WRONG! When the stock market was up in 2024 that was the Trump economy. They were so overjoyed at him winning, but now, when the market is down due to Trump’s actions that is clearly the Biden economy. If it looks good no matter what it’s Trump that made it that way. If things look bad, no matter what, that’s Biden, Obama and Hillary’s fault.

    7. I wouldn’t trust Trump to take care of a Pet Rock. Trust him to take care of the American economy… like hell I would.

    8. citizenjones on

      Non-Stop, forceful tweaks to services, departments and economic policy since saying the *oath, thingy, whatever*.  It’s absolutely no one else’s economy but his.

    9. The-M0untain on

      Schumer was wise when he decided to prevent a government shutdown. If there was a government shutdown, people would be blaming the Democrats for the economic chaos.

    10. saiyanscaris on

      so are people going to realize trump and the republicans dont care about us and should stop voting for them

    11. I usually would say a president inherits the previous presidents economy for the first few years… But when you try driving like this….

    12. astrozombie2012 on

      Yeah, and all the inflation that occurred under Biden’s first year/two was pretty much a byproduct of him too… he fucked everything up. I actually owed on taxes for the first time in my entire life despite having multiple children, etc… his tax changes (that Biden could have fixed but didn’t so fuck him too) really fucked me. Trump was(is) the worst president of my life and I’ve lived through Bush and Reagan…

    13. When the food shortage hits, it will just be a matter of time before MAGA is caught actually eating people’s pets; Putting the final cap on the ‚Every Accusation is a Confession‘ saga.

    14. thegoodnamesrgone123 on

      My BIL works at Amazon and he was complaining about how slow its been since the new year. It’s not the tarrifs he keeps saying you can’t blame just one thing. He won’t blame Trump. I see him getting laid off soon.

    15. Voters gave the White House to Trump, so by transitive property the voters gave us this economy.

    16. VanceKelley on

      So the 77m trump voters (and the 90m who didn’t bother to vote) don’t feel any responsibility for what is happening to the economy?

      Must be nice to have no conscience or sense of shame. Results in a less stressful life, I suppose. Someone else is always responsible for the idiotic things they themselves did.

    17. The economy belongs to the voters. Trump is doing exactly what he said he’d do. No complaints if you voted for him.

    18. Think_Measurement_73 on

      This is what they voted for, a 78-year-old man who can’t take responsibility for when he messes up, sounds like a child. I will blame Biden for the bad and take the credit when it is good. He sounds like a fool. All of it belongs to trump. Biden is sitting back, laughing at him and probably calling him a clown. What in the world did those women see in him, it had to be money, because he acts childish. America is in trouble.

    19. NovaHorizon on

      How are you going to defend your homes when you‘ve run out of bullets after the 4th of July, because you had to fire them in the air instead of fireworks, since you won’t find any on shelves this year!? /s

    20. Ok, Americans, what is exactly *bad* about your *economy*? Inflation is high, but not the highest, unemployment is pretty low, GDP is much higher than in the rest of the developed world.

      It seems that your problems are inequality (which could easily be solved by triple-digit tax rates), low workers‘ rights (though your unions are very strong) and too much freedom of speech.

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