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    Das Trump -Team krabbelt nach dem Bericht, dass er Fertigungsjobs tötet
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    Das Trump -Team krabbelt nach dem Bericht, dass er Fertigungsjobs tötet

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    1. thenewrepublic on

      >“GREAT JOB NUMBERS, STOCK MARKET UP BIG! AT THE SAME TIME, BILLIONS POURING IN FROM TARIFFS!!!” Trump celebrated on Truth Social.

      >But even the president’s favorite conservative network couldn’t hide its dismay at the slight manufacturing downturn.

      >“Now, 8,000 manufacturing jobs were lost in May. That’s not what you wanted to see,” said Fox Business host Stuart Varney.

    2. Beantown-Jack on

      Fat TACO will just reach for his sharpie and scribble out the bad news and write in that manufacturing job are up a trillion percent.

      And somehow it will all get sanewashed because every single thing in America is broken.

    5. Agent-Adept on

      How are billions pouring into the USA when other countries are not importing anything into the USA!!

    6. Ill-Cook-6879 on

      Someone needs to create a failed state clock for the USA similar to the doomsday clock. 

    8. SadLeek9950 on

      >BILLIONS POURING IN FROM TARIFFS!!

      Doesn’t he realize that money is being fleeced from Americans? Can he really be that ignorant?

    9. blues111 on

      You mean tariffing not just fully built objects but also the materials and machines meeded to manufacture here in the US is hurting manufacturing?! Noooo couldn’t be

    10. redrocketredglare on

      Yes because they cannot get RAW materials to make the stuff. Just the stupidest timeline ever

    11. TransiTorri on

      He’s going to do what he always does, ignore it, call it a hoax, and lie.

      The question is, how long will the American people continue to tolerate it or believe it.

    12. alabasterskim on

      > “Well, we’re certainly holding steady,” said Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer. “And under the Trump administration, manufacturing jobs are still up over what the last administration, under [Joe] Biden, had.

      How is less more

    14. Oceanbreeze871 on

      He just wants to say he’s creating jobs. He doesn’t care if he does

    15. I_Hate_Consulting on

      I work for a mom and pop metal stamping company that’s been in business since the late 50s. His tariffs have cost us the following:

      – Dramatically increased the complexity of our process for sourcing and purchasing materials for jobs.

      – Added increased costs to materials and shipping that have cost us 30-40% of our business, including our biggest long term client cancelling jobs because it’s now cheaper to have them done elsewhere.

      – Clients canceling jobs schedule before Trump came to office, in some case leaving us on the hook with the materials purchased for the job.

      We won’t last the span of Trump’s current term if the tariffs stay in place and likely won’t recover 100% if they are rolled back. We’re just one of many stories. How many individuals and small businesses will go under just because of one idiot’s hubris and a corrupt government enabling all his whims?

    18. nadine258 on

      did i read the other day that a manufacturing plant in kansas, that may have been resurrected/new had laid off 1200 people…most making a pretty decent salary? where’s the jobs they can just get according to the gop. where’s are these great jobs now?

    19. Free-Scar5060 on

      We laid people off same day as the announcements. We have both American manufacturing and some China sourced stuff and we knew how bad it got the last time tariffs occurred.

    20. h3rpad3rp on

      Yeah, uncertainty and higher material costs aren’t good for business. You would think a business man would know that, except that he is just a successful con artist, not a successful business man.

    23. raypell on

      There is a small fab shop up by me in northern Michigan which makes and sells products for all of northern Michigan and the UP.they get all their steel/iron from Canada.will be interesting to see what happens next. A year ago business was good, now not so much…… if the price of something you wanted built just jumped up 50%, maybe one would just wait thinking it’s not cost feasible. Also who would make a large purchase not knowing the future of what is going to happen in the markets. If I’m an owner building widgets and want to expand I’m thinking twice about it. Especially of if I build for international trading.

    24. InternetGamerFriend on

      They’re also trying to consolidate various federal statistical agencies to manipulate and hide economic data.

      [https://www.marketplace.org/episode/2025/06/03/what-if-government-data-becomes-untrustworthy#unreliable-government-data-ends-up-being-a-real-drag-on-the-economy-economist-says](https://www.marketplace.org/episode/2025/06/03/what-if-government-data-becomes-untrustworthy#unreliable-government-data-ends-up-being-a-real-drag-on-the-economy-economist-says)

    25. Birdie121 on

      Well to be fair to Trump, who could have predicted that putting 100%+ tariffs on basic supplies/materials would cause issues for the already razor-thin profit margins of small independent US manufacturers??

    26. SuperCool101 on

      He killed manufacturing jobs during his first term, too. Anyone acting surprised now is a fucking idiot.

    27. stupid_cat_face on

      Im so tired of winning…. So tired. Winning 🥇 is so old. I can’t handle all the winning 🏆.

    30. blackmobius on

      > “Trump team scrambles” over bad economic and jobs report

      Twenty dollars say they label this Bidens Economy as they have done multiple times past. As long as maga believes it, the truth doesnt matter

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