Did the GOP win anything yesterday ?

I cant find any reports of the GOP wins across the nation. That cant be right. They must have had a dog catcher elected in Shitville ?
The fear must be that the trump effect is fading. He might find it more difficult to bully his party as they look to the future.
A trump endorsment is the kiss of death these days.

Yes.. ObamaCare is DEAD.
 
I cant find any reports of the GOP wins across the nation. That cant be right. They must have had a dog catcher elected in Shitville ?
The fear must be that the trump effect is fading. He might find it more difficult to bully his party as they look to the future.
A trump endorsment is the kiss of death these days.

The election of a Jew and Christian hating Marxist as mayor of NY is huge win fir the GOP who will use him as the image of everything democrats believe in.
 
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Unless you have been in a cave, EVERY Dem that ran used trump as his biggest campaign ad. You and your Dear Leader can deny these elections had nothing to do with him, but you are lying to yourself. trump promised to lower prices when he campaigned in 2024. Instead, he used tariffs as a foreign policy weapon. And guess who pays for the tariffs. WE DO, MAGAT.
Manufacturers pay the tariffs
Fed researchers say tariffs actually lower inflation — because they're a demand shock that slams employment and economic activity. A new study that examined 150 years of tariffs in the U.S. and abroad found they disrupt the economy and financial markets so much that the result is lower inflation.

Key Insights from the Federal Reserve Study​

The study, authored by economists Régis Barnichon and Aayush Singh of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, exploits historical tariff variations tied to political shifts rather than economic conditions, creating a natural experiment for analysis.

By examining partisan divides in the U.S.—where Republicans historically favored high tariffs to protect industry and Democrats opposed them to benefit agriculture—the researchers isolated “quasi-random” policy changes.

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Their findings flip conventional wisdom on its head: A 4 percentage point increase in average tariffs lowers inflation by about 2 percentage points and raises unemployment by roughly 1 percentage point.

This pattern holds across eras, from pre-1913 to post-World War II, suggesting tariffs function as negative aggregate demand shocks rather than inflationary cost-push mechanisms. The authors note, “We find that a tariff hike raises unemployment and lowers inflation,” contradicting models that predict rising consumer price index (CPI) inflation from higher tariffs.
 
The election of Jew and Christian hating Marxist as mayor of NY is huge win fir the GOP who will use him as the image of everything democrats believe in.
Ive seen this crude tactic used on Mayor Khan in London. Makes you look stupid.
 
Manufacturers pay the tariffs
Fed researchers say tariffs actually lower inflation — because they're a demand shock that slams employment and economic activity. A new study that examined 150 years of tariffs in the U.S. and abroad found they disrupt the economy and financial markets so much that the result is lower inflation.

Key Insights from the Federal Reserve Study​

The study, authored by economists Régis Barnichon and Aayush Singh of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, exploits historical tariff variations tied to political shifts rather than economic conditions, creating a natural experiment for analysis.

By examining partisan divides in the U.S.—where Republicans historically favored high tariffs to protect industry and Democrats opposed them to benefit agriculture—the researchers isolated “quasi-random” policy changes.

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Their findings flip conventional wisdom on its head: A 4 percentage point increase in average tariffs lowers inflation by about 2 percentage points and raises unemployment by roughly 1 percentage point.

This pattern holds across eras, from pre-1913 to post-World War II, suggesting tariffs function as negative aggregate demand shocks rather than inflationary cost-push mechanisms. The authors note, “We find that a tariff hike raises unemployment and lowers inflation,” contradicting models that predict rising consumer price index (CPI) inflation from higher tariffs.
Consumers pay tariffs.
 
Manufacturers pay the tariffs
Fed researchers say tariffs actually lower inflation — because they're a demand shock that slams employment and economic activity. A new study that examined 150 years of tariffs in the U.S. and abroad found they disrupt the economy and financial markets so much that the result is lower inflation.

Key Insights from the Federal Reserve Study​

The study, authored by economists Régis Barnichon and Aayush Singh of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, exploits historical tariff variations tied to political shifts rather than economic conditions, creating a natural experiment for analysis.

By examining partisan divides in the U.S.—where Republicans historically favored high tariffs to protect industry and Democrats opposed them to benefit agriculture—the researchers isolated “quasi-random” policy changes.

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Europe Goes on Blackout Watch as Winter Descends - Can they survive the winter?

Senator Kennedy sheds insights to the $93 Billion DOE waste scandal
Their findings flip conventional wisdom on its head: A 4 percentage point increase in average tariffs lowers inflation by about 2 percentage points and raises unemployment by roughly 1 percentage point.

This pattern holds across eras, from pre-1913 to post-World War II, suggesting tariffs function as negative aggregate demand shocks rather than inflationary cost-push mechanisms. The authors note, “We find that a tariff hike raises unemployment and lowers inflation,” contradicting models that predict rising consumer price index (CPI) inflation from higher tariffs.
Yeah, we see the lower grocery prices each time we visit the grocery store. What a lame spin.

If this is true, who is your Great Leader lowering many tariffs? GROW A FRIGIN BRAIN!
 
I cant find any reports of the GOP wins across the nation. That cant be right. They must have had a dog catcher elected in Shitville ?
The fear must be that the trump effect is fading. He might find it more difficult to bully his party as they look to the future.
A trump endorsment is the kiss of death these days.


And the impact of the new TrumpCare is about to widen the generic ballot gap.

(Have you noticed how many folks announce that they are running for political office because they want to spend less time with their families?)
 
Trump lowered the tariffs on Italian pasta this week. I would have thought that the US could produce its own pasta.
We do it was likely in return for something not really a big deal
 
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