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    1. TwilightwovenlingJo on

      I would say it’s already here. My average grocery bill is up probably $75 a week compared to 2023.

    3. TurboSalsa on

      I’ve got a few names in mind already:

      – The Trumpcession (duh)
      – The Great Trumppression
      – The Greatest Depression
      – The Tremendous Depression
      – The Depression Unlike Any the World Has Ever Seen

    5. CINEBTUL on

      If I don’t find a job by next month, I’m applying to ICE and the FBI, hear its a cake walk to get in these days and any chance to undermine this pointless administration would be worth it.

    6. RonaldMcDaugherty on

      My right-leaning friends are reminding me that…

      „It’s inflation….prices go up every year“

    8. eindocTV on

      I’m still baffled at how this incredibly obvious outcome eluded so many. Even with the constant media sanewashing. “Well shooting someone in the face has historically been shown to kill people, but maybe Trump has a secret method of- ope, he’s dead.”

      We’re about to make 2008 look like a trip to the candy shop.

    10. Oldschoolhype2 on

      That fact its not already here is a testament to how hellbent the capital owning class is to propping up the fascist project in spite of the immediate economic malpractice Trump is engaging in.

    12. GrumpyOldFart7676 on

      Produce prices up 40% in the last 2 months.

      This is what Americans voted for.

    16. Dubsland12 on

      We hope it’s only a recession. More likely it will match the Great Depression because every smart move to offset it will be countered by the Orange Dip Shit. #1 thing they did in 1929 to fix things? End tariffs

    17. frobischer on

      It’s already here. My power bill just jumped about 20% since last billing cycle. My grocery bill is about 25-30% higher than this time last year, and I discount shop.

    18. wranglero2 on

      A top sirloin steak that was $10 to $12, 6 months ago was $22 yesterday . Yikes

    20. indicatprincess on

      My husband was laid off. Credit cards are maxed out. Life is stressful for no fucking reason.

    21. donac on

      During the Biden presidency, virtually ALL the media reported on the potential for recession NON-STOP. Trump literally does everything he can to destroy the economy since Day 1, and there’s barely a peep.

    22. SpinalVinyl on

      I bought a new oven. I was looking in January and it fucking went up $1.6k when I bought it in July. Fuck you Trump and your fucking Tariffs

    23. Few_Wash_7298 on

      And they don’t care. The king will still reign and it will all be Biden’s fault.

    24. ThisCombination1958 on

      Coming? My department deals with contractors and have hit 3 (soon to be 4) weeks in a row of missing budget $40k to $80k a week. For comparison this time last year we were $50k to $170k over plan these same weeks. We are rural so we get hit first with all this bullshit. 

    25. DaveMcNinja on

      You best start believing in Trump recessions, Miss Turner… you’re in one!

    26. Few_Employment_7876 on

      Let’s see him lie is way out of a recession. He’ll of course blame Biden and the Fed.

    28. steve_dallasesq on

      As a Bankruptcy Attorney I can tell you case filings are spiking. We’re not at 08 numbers but it’s higher than it’s been in years.

    30. Sensitive_Sense_8527 on

      As soon as Trump started with tariffs and fucking with stock markets, It became Trump’s Economy.
      Fuck DOGE fucked shit up . TRUMP OWNS THIS SHIT. all of it.

    33. Dudewheresmycah on

      Democrats should be yelling about this with a megaphone but they’re too busy trying to suppress the progressive side of the party. Thanks AIPAC.

    34. Suds_McGruff on

      The MAGA* Recession: let’s not continue to blame the Dick-traitor, let’s make sure all the enablers are included.

      Congress can take away his tariff powers. Congress can take away his military powers. Congress can refund ICE. The Republican controlled US Congress is complicit in their dereliction of duty.

    35. bluelightspecial3 on

      I struggle to leave the grocery store under $100. Even when it’s just mid-week random top-up stuff. It’s insane.

    36. -RedFox on

      By July 2026, we will have a massive recession. If you are near or at retirement age, I hope you have very low risk investments. It’s going to be very very painful.

    37. Ardenraym on

      Normal citizens will be harmed by this.

      But Trump and his billionaire buddies will use this as an opportunity to buy up even more assets.

      Lose – lose.

    39. Big-Rule5269 on

      Just like Trump’s first term. MAGA was bragging about how much bigger their paychecks were after the tax cut. Problem was, the new tax tables weren’t even released yet. I hear them now, bragging on how gas, groceries, restaurants are much cheaper. I ask them what county in what state so I can check it out. You never hear back. Some will have an epithany, many are in a cult, blind to anything.

    40. turnipsnbeets on

      I’m reshaping business strategy around it. Tip of the iceberg right now. There’s always lag time when big things are implemented .. and there’s 2x giant factors rn: 1) tarrifs 2) AI

      I think ‚recession‘ is underestimating.

    41. edmconsultant on

      I work in chemical sales and sell to many large companies that are common names in the US. There’s no question it’s already here.

    44. Millmoss1970 on

      How can we financially capitalize on the Trump recession. Invest in Euro bonds?

    45. wypperling3517 on

      A quick test you can run on inflation. If your preferred grocer has an app, log in and pull an order from 2024. Add the same items to your cart, and compare the price.

      I did this morning. An $111 order from January 2024 today costs about $161.

      Obviously there are many more nuanced and urgent factors to a recession. But if you need one the layman (say a Trump loving family member) can understand, this is it. Facts are facts, and our wallets are taking a hit on the essentials.

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