Share.

    26 Kommentare

    1. Historical_Bend_2629 on

      The retired folks that voted for Trump, who are relatively comfortable, aren’t quite there in terms of the harm. Good for them. But they sure as hell didn’t help their grandkids. The one hundred dollar bill you gave them for a Christmas might make you satisfied, Grandma, that you did your job, and thanks, but you unknowingly harmed their future. Your ignorance is astounding.

      On a more philosophical, silver lining kind of view, maybe this was necessary to remind us that democracy is fought for, that complacency, apathy, and complicity by way of silence, are as much the real enemies as oligarchs, and that we the people, isn’t a concept to be taken for granted, and will take effort.

    2. Vanilla_Either on

      Well well well. If it isn’t the consequences of this turd for brain’s actions.

    3. Lostsailor73 on

      Putin really struck absolute gold in Trump. He has been so incredibly destructive to the US as a Russian asset.

    4. I mean the asshole bankrupted a casino and he’s running the country how he runs his businesses.

    5. Leon_Howser on

      Wait.. It’s not just tariffs that caused this it’s his economic policy.

    6. Agent-Adept on

      The economy is A++++. These bankruptcies are a Democrat hoax!!! Ignore the man behind the curtain. /s

    7. solidgold70 on

      The curated cpi and gdp, are you saying these core number might be bogus???

    8. LightBeerOnIce on

      Well, he is the best at that. Vicariously passing down his rot onto the American people. Who didn’t see this coming? Next on deck, the entire US government.

    9. gunslinger_006 on

      At this point i just expect ill have to enroll in the 9mm retirement plan once i get old and sick, to avoid losing what meager funds i intend on leaving to my kid.

    10. Oceanbreeze871 on

      And the Banks take the homes and assets of the working class. And

      The republican “trickle down” economy.

    11. YouCactusBastard on

      With all the damage done to medicaid and the ACA, I do not expect next year to bode any better with the way things are going.

    12. Probable_Bison on

      >This surge, the highest since 2010, is largely attributed to inflation, high interest rates, and President Donald Trump’s trade policies, particularly tariffs that have increased costs and hampered supply chains.

      But only those unpatriotic businesses that rely on woke supplies like „metal“ or „wood“ or „components.“

      They just didn’t pull hard enough on those bootstraps.

    13. SmokedUp_Corgi on

      This is all apart of the plan so his buddies can buy up property and companies for Pennie’s and they all get richer.

    14. YoungestDonkey on

      Republicans in the House and the Senate seem to think it’s great: they can stop him but they let him do whatever he likes. Fire them all.

    15. invalidreddit on

      When the President described how we’d look back at the tariffs as „Liberation Day“ I really didn’t get he was forward thinking enough to be describing all the workers who would be freed from their oppressive employers when bankruptcies and lay offs started to happen… /s

    Leave A Reply