Buckle Up: What Trump Tariffs Mean For The U.S. Economy And Stock Market

[Slade3200]

You never miss an opportunity to fear Monger about Trump. It's called Pearl clutching. Aren't you glad that I have given you this education? Did you check out Ben Shapiro's opinion of Biden's budget?

Fear mongering?! Is that what you think Shapiro was doing? Cause I was pretty much saying the exact same shit as he was

 

[Blisterfinger]

Fear mongering?! Is that what you think Shapiro was doing? Cause I was pretty much saying the exact same shit as he was

Shapiro doesn't constantly ignore Joe Biden's dishonesty like you do. Shapiro praised Trump when he paused his tariffs. I think that he was over reacting just like you in the first place. You glommed on to Shapiro when he criticized Trump but ignore Shapiro for anything else that he might have to say about Trump. I proved that. Hypocritical? I think so, TDS? I think so.

 

[Mac1958]

The goverment has two methods of managing the economy, monetary policy which the FED controls and Fiscal policy which is controlled by the administration and congress. I don't think the FED should have complete control of Fiscal policy but there needs to be a way that they have more of a voice in it than today, which is about zero. However, I think managing trade policy should not be under the presiden should not be under the president.

The way I look at it is that I want as little partisan influence over fiscal policy as possible. While having congressional oversight would still introduce partisanship to the equation, I do think this arrangement would flatten out the partisan swings somewhat. Plus, oversight does not mean that Congress would make decisions. It could just be the auditing system I mentioned.

The problem, of course, is getting from here to there.

 

[Flopper]

The way I look at it is that I want as little partisan influence over fiscal policy as possible. While having congressional oversight would still introduce partisanship to the equation, I do think this arrangement would flatten out the partisan swings somewhat. Plus, oversight does not mean that Congress would make decisions. It could just be the auditing system I mentioned.

The problem, of course, is getting from here to there.

agreed