CEOs say they are losing faith in Trump: 'I don't trust that what's said today will be true tomorrow'

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ā€˜Gone is the optimistic dream of economic growth spurred by Trump’s pro-business mindset around taxes and regulation. In its place is the grave uncertainty of not knowing what this administration will do next. As the host, Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, noted afterward, the consensus was one of bewilderment, condemnation and a feeling that ā€œTrump’s policies were bad for the U.S. economy.ā€

Though the attendees identified as 60% Republican to 40% Democrat, the mood was dour. In a flash poll at the summit, 80% of CEOs said they find themselves ā€œapologizing to our international partners for Trump’s capriciousness.ā€ Eighty-five percent oppose his approach to tariffs and think they’re backfiring. Almost all—92%—are now concerned about recession. Indeed, Goldman Sachs’ chief economist just downgraded the entire U.S. economy.’


Anyone who had ā€˜faith’ in Trump to begin with is a fool.

It should come as a surprise to no one that Trump’s failed economic policies would be a disaster – Trump is unfit to be president.
 
He just announed a 300% tariff on Honduan Bananas.

That actually didn’t happen but if it had happened...it would surprise no one.
 
ā€˜Gone is the optimistic dream of economic growth spurred by Trump’s pro-business mindset around taxes and regulation. In its place is the grave uncertainty of not knowing what this administration will do next. As the host, Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, noted afterward, the consensus was one of bewilderment, condemnation and a feeling that ā€œTrump’s policies were bad for the U.S. economy.ā€

Though the attendees identified as 60% Republican to 40% Democrat, the mood was dour. In a flash poll at the summit, 80% of CEOs said they find themselves ā€œapologizing to our international partners for Trump’s capriciousness.ā€ Eighty-five percent oppose his approach to tariffs and think they’re backfiring. Almost all—92%—are now concerned about recession. Indeed, Goldman Sachs’ chief economist just downgraded the entire U.S. economy.’


Anyone who had ā€˜faith’ in Trump to begin with is a fool.

It should come as a surprise to no one that Trump’s failed economic policies would be a disaster – Trump is unfit to be president.
We all tried to warn them.
 
I was told that by democrats that he was owned by big businesses and would be working to make them richer. Were democrats lying then or are they lying now?
 
Everybody seems to be his enemy.

Even Harry Dresden has partially awakened to the fact he is loopy.

And, yes, Biden should not have been the party choice, much less Harris.
 
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