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    Trumps globale Zölle wurden vom Obersten Gerichtshof der USA gestrichen

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    5. Electroflare5555 on

      Hahahahaha

      And before people say he will just reimpose them some other way – all other possible tariff powers that the president has are much narrower and predictable – there won’t be any 3am hurt feelings tariff raises

    6. Blueskyways on

      There’s other ways he can go about it but they all require a lot more effort on his part and make his desired rug pulls a lot more difficult to achieve.  

    8. iamjoesredditposts on

      No sh*t. The clown couldn’t even explain how tariffs actually work. And has been lying about it all since Day 1. Of course, they’ll just come up with another reason to charge Americans an additional tax on what you import – THATS a tariff.

      Until then… start shopping America and get it cheap while you can!

    11. NormalLecture2990 on

      Can you imagine how much steam is coming out of his ears right now

    14. Poe_42 on

      Time to see how the administration reacts. Are they going full authoritarian or does the rule of law still exist?

      This will be a key turning point for the US and the world.

    15. sunnyspiders on

      This is why electing a fucking idiot who doesn’t understand how laws are passed and then just going along with it because “it would be too much of a hassle to undo” is not something the rest of the world does.

      America decided to go for it and install a nepo baby baby farmer human trafficker as their leader.

      And look,  it’s a fucking shitshow.

    16. DrunkCorgis on

      That means he’ll use Iran as his next distraction from his latest failure.

    18. 2kids2adults on

      They were always illegal. He knows. He doesn’t care. His own appointed judges can say he’s doing illegal stuff, and nothing will change. He believes he’s above the law. Until he’s held accountable for anything he won’t change course. And even if he is, it won’t fix the incredible damage that he’s already caused.

    19. msaik on

      The administration said if this happened they would re-instate them again with a new legal justification. Wonder what will happen…

    21. Hefty-Comparison-801 on

      Big test of the Constitution and Judicial Branch vs the Executive incoming.

    22. RT_456 on

      Haha, no more tariffs on a whim or because his feelings got hurt. This makes me so happy. He would literally threaten tariffs over the littlest thing. Does this mean now all the tariffs against us have to be dropped?

    23. Hoser25 on

      Best of luck enforcing this. „Hey, that’s not how that works!“ hasn’t exactly been resonating with this administration.

    26. Charizard3535 on

      Too little too late. F the US. Threats are enough to ruin the relationship for me. Not traveling there. Not spending my money at US businesses when I can avoid it.

    30. Brandon_Me on

      This is insanely good for Carney and Canada in general. He looks incredibly good for holding out.

    31. Kayge on

      The level of corruption going on in the US administration is unprecedented. Give me a moment and I’ll try to make a boring finance „product“ mildly interesting…

      Finance services firms will set up a fund to do pretty much anything so long as they’re able to make a buck at the end of the day. One of those products is effectively a „fight city hall“ fund. The logic is that it’s damn near impossible to win a claim against the government due to the time it takes to litigate it, and the specialized legal knowledge you need to effectively wade through the beaurocracy. So investors put in money and the fund looks for businesses with a legitimate claim.

      Of course once they’ve identified a winnable case they’ll throw the best lawyers at it (who aren’t cheap) and head to court (which will take forever). If they win, legal fees, administrative costs and a percentage of any award is taken off the top…but if you’re a small business owner maybe getting 50% of what you expect is better than nothing, or going broke fighting the government.

      This in and of itself isn’t a problem.

      The problem is that one of these funds has been set up to help buisnessses get tariff dollars back because they were expecting this ruling.

      The ***bigger*** problem is *Cantor Fitzgerald* set up this fund. Harold Lutnik left his position of CEO to become the Secretary of Commerce. His son took over as CEO.

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