President Trump has been a remarkable leader

[Winco]

The part where foreign nations have pledged massive investments in the United States

Pledged.

Here is the reality.

5. Bottom Line​

While politically significant, the $750 billion energy commitment is considered by many experts to be unrealisticgiven current market conditions. The gap between historic EU energy imports from the U.S. and the pledge is substantial, and without binding enforcement mechanisms, it's unclear whether EU companies will meet such levels. Analysts describe the deal more as a symbolic gesture to avert higher tariffs rather than a practical roadmap for energy procurement The Wall Street Journal+3ICIS Explore+3Kpler+3Tasnim News+1NucNet+1The Wall Street JournalPOLITICO+1Tasnim News+1.

Timeframe

~3 years (ending by 2028)

Annual target

~$250 billion/year

Magnitude vs 2024 imports

≈4× current levels ($78–80 billion/year)

Product types

Oil, LNG, nuclear fuel

Enforcement

Non-binding framework; dependent on private buyers

Feasibility concerns

Infrastructure limits, EU refinery compatibility, energy demand trends, legal constraints, decarbonization policy in EU

 

[P@triot]

Those record revenue profits from Paris come out of the consumers pocket dope

And yet inflation is down, GDP is up, jobs had unexpected increase, and the the U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion budget surplus. Feel free to give President Trump the thanks you owe him!

 

[P@triot]

Pledged.

Yep, pledged. Along with eliminating some tariffs completely and accepting tariffs on them to level the playing field. So much winning.

 

[EMH]

For the third time in the past two months, someone in the "know" says Nashville has been short on cocaine since about April...

gotta credit President and Homan on that one.... shut it down "cold."

 

[Winco]

And yet inflation is down, GDP is up, jobs had unexpected increase, and the the U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion budget surplus. Feel free to give President Trump the thanks you owe him!

Yep, pledged. Along with eliminating some tariffs completely and accepting tariffs on them to level the playing field. So much winning.

So happy that you are accepting the tariff TAX on Americans.

Is the tariffs paid by the Exporter or the Importer?
You know the answer.....will you acknowledge this FACT.

 

[Lesh]

And yet inflation is down, GDP is up, jobs had unexpected increase, and the the U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion budget surplus. Feel free to give President Trump the thanks you owe him!

Budget surplus?

You’re insane

 

[P@triot]

So happy that you are accepting the tariff TAX on Americans.

It’s not a tax, sweetie. A tax is imposed on the government and you have absolutely no choice whether or not to pay it.

The free market on the other hand, allows a person to choose whether or not they want to purchase products from foreign nations. If you don’t want to pay that tariff, don’t buy that particular foreign product. So simple, only a liberal could be confused by it.

Isn’t it really sad that you don’t understand basic things like the difference between taxes and tariffs?

 

[P@triot]

Is the tariffs paid by the Exporter or the Importer?

It’s paid by whoever chooses to purchase a foreign product. Don’t like the additional cost? Simple…don’t buy it!

You know the answer.....will you acknowledge this FACT.

Speaking of “fact”

And yet inflation is down, GDP is up, jobs had unexpected increase, and the the U.S. Treasury reported a $27 billion budget surplus.

Isn’t it crazy that you’re losing your shit over the fact that President Trump is delivering economic prosperity through proven conservative policy. Like all liberals, you’d rather wallow in poverty than face the undeniable reality that you embraced a failed (and ignorant) ideology.

 

[AntonToo]

And yet inflation is down, GDP is up

Inflation is up for three months in a row now. Even with weak consumer demand.

It's been up up up ever since Trump's "liberation day" announcing huge tarrifs.

You've been told that 3 times now and you still post this bullshit? I hope you get paid for posting your drivel, because if you actually belive it then you are completely fucked in the head.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Harris could not name a leader of the Dem party.

Just a bunch of corrupt communist *****,

 

[Billiejeens]

 

[AntonToo]

jobs had unexpected increase

What do you call someone that keeps saying things that are exactly opposite of reality?

WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - U.S. employment growth was weaker than expected in July while the nonfarm payrolls count for the prior two months was revised down by a massive 258,000 jobs, suggesting a sharp deterioration in labor market conditions that puts a September interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve back on the table.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-labor-market-cracks-widen-job-growth-hits-stall-speed-2025-08-01/

We haven't seen 3-month job numbers this bad since 2020. It's almost as if something happened in April to really throw off the economy.


Bottom line: you need to go get some professional mental help.

 

[Lesh]

It’s not a tax, sweetie. A tax is imposed on the government and you have absolutely no choice whether or not to pay it.

The free market on the other hand, allows a person to choose whether or not they want to purchase products from foreign nations. If you don’t want to pay that tariff, don’t buy that particular foreign product. So simple, only a liberal could be confused by it.

Isn’t it really sad that you don’t understand basic things like the difference between taxes and tariffs?

You couldn’t be more wrong.

A. A tax is imposed BY the government. Not on it. It’s imposed on US.
B. A tariff is no different than a sales tax.

In both cases you’re not forced to buy shit. In both cases shit costs more if you do.

Now stop babbling bullshit

 

[Billiejeens]

President Donald Trump has secured the biggest trade deals in American history, shocking critics who said his brutal negotiating tactics wouldn’t work. The agreements bring hundreds of billions of dollars in new investments to the United States.


The crown jewel is Trump’s massive deal with the European Union. The agreement sets a 15% tariff on most EU goods while Europe commits to buying $750 billion worth of U.S. energy and investing $600 billion more in American businesses by 2028.

 

[sealybobo]

President Donald Trump has secured the biggest trade deals in American history, shocking critics who said his brutal negotiating tactics wouldn’t work. The agreements bring hundreds of billions of dollars in new investments to the United States.


The crown jewel is Trump’s massive deal with the European Union. The agreement sets a 15% tariff on most EU goods while Europe commits to buying $750 billion worth of U.S. energy and investing $600 billion more in American businesses by 2028.

Biggest doesn't mean best.

On Friday, Maher suggested the president knows he’s losing “credibility” when even his QAnon supporters, “the people who believe in chemtrails and Jewish space lasers and [that] the Democrats eat babies,” are turning on him.

“When that crowd says, ‘I smell bullshit,’ you’re in trouble,” Maher told a laughing audience.

 

[P@triot]

Inflation is up for three months in a row now.

And still lower than under Biden

In other words… it is DOWN

 

[P@triot]

A. A tax is imposed BY the government. Not on it. It’s imposed on US.

No shit genius. It was obviously a typo

B. A tariff is no different than a sales tax.

Wrong as always. A sales tax applies to all products. Tariffs apply to specific products. Thanks for playing.

 

[P@triot]

What do you call someone that keeps saying things that are exactly opposite of reality?

We call them an “AtonToo”

 

[popscottpopscott]

Donald Trump is the best thing to happen for the US in a long time... Not only should he get a Nobel Peace Prize but he should be another face on the Mount Rushmore National Memorial.

 

[P@triot]

How long until AntonToo properly thanks President Trump?

So, we were supposed to have a recession, a stock market collapse, poor gross domestic product, reduction in income. We didn’t have that, partly because we’ve never seen a tariff applied across the board to countries, especially that were running surpluses with the United States. And apparently, we can lower—and we never thought we could—this $1 trillion deficit.

The most effective leader since Ronald Reagan

Uncharted Territory: Conservatives Face Unprecedented Challenges

When you carry through on your promises, you’re in unknown territory, you’re “boldly going where no one has gone before.”

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