Tariff ruling.

[White 6]

You said congress failed at everything for the last 40 years.
Now you'll have to walk that back.

He probably won't have to walk it back. Congress has been gutless wonders for far more than 40 years, as they kick the can down the road on control of tariffs & trade, immigration, abortion, environmental issues, with the list going on and on. Now, they may actually have to step up again and do their damned jobs.

 

[Zincwarrior]

The voting public doesn't care about fiscal responsibility.

Neither does Trump.

 

[dudmuck]

Trump to sign new 10% global tariff after Supreme Court defeat

“Today, I will sign an order to impose a 10% global tariff under Section 122, over and above our normal tariffs already being charged,” Trump said.

nypost.com

 

[yidnar]

 

[Zincwarrior]

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You want to put tariffs on abortions?

 

[Clipper]

"...who last year pocketed $1 billion wiping his butt with the Emoulements Clause".
Prove it, asshole.

How about the luxury jet he was gifted from Qater that he gets to keep after he leaves office, stupid? The same jet that he's fleecing the taxpayer's for close to $1 billion to refurbish it.

Cry harder. Your MAGA tears are comedy gold.

 

[yidnar]

You want to put tariffs on abortions?

just pointing out how the left loses their minds when the SC doesn't rule in their favor .. don't worry .. the Trump admin has other methods to keep the Tariffs in place ..

 

[braalian]

just pointing out how the left loses their minds when the SC doesn't rule in their favor .. don't worry .. the Trump admin has other methods to keep the Tariffs in place ..

we'll see....

 

[yidnar]

we'll see....

instead of broad based sweeping tariffs they may have to be more precise with each tariff .. they're prepared .. they've been prepared .. the admin new the Court may rule against them ..

 

[Robert W]

You're such a little prick. You lie shamelessly, like a little *****. It's why I usually scroll past you.

You don't realize how often I scroll past you then.

 

[meaner gene]

He probably won't have to walk it back. Congress has been gutless wonders for far more than 40 years, as they kick the can down the road on control of tariffs & trade, immigration, abortion, environmental issues, with the list going on and on. Now, they may actually have to step up again and do their damned jobs.

Congress has been going downhill for decades, but you can't say they've been this bad for the last 40 years.
As I pointed out, they passed all the budget bills and balanced the budget at the turn of the century.

 

[JimH52]

he didn't stack it as good as he thought

To men like Trump, they should be invariably loyal to him

he did not count on them being more loyal to their own conscience and their personal interpretations of the law. That's an utterly foreign concept to men like Trump who've always operated under a system of quid pro quo and cronyism

Especially to a man who, from childhood, has had everything he wanted, handed to him on a garish golden platter.

 

[Delldude]

1,800 companies are already before the court, including those in the supreme court decision.
They will probably be the first to collect, while the court decided whether to handle the hundreds of thousands of potential cases on an individual or class action basis.

Still not out of the realm.

 

[JimH52]

we'll see....

And they will also be shot down. By now most voters realize that they must elect a congress that reclaims their authority. They cannot rely on a rubber stamp group of hapless cowards that fall to their knees each time the felon spews his orders.

 

[Billiejeens]

Neither does Trump.

And?

 

[schmidlap]

A Fox News survey conducted between Jan. 23 and 26 found 63% of registered voters disapprove of Trump’s handling of tariffs, while 37% approve, a 26-point deficit that ranks trade among his weakest-performing issues.

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90% of Trump’s tariffs are paid for by American consumers

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The generic ballot margin remains D +5.4.
If the party can keep up this performance and further extend their lead, Democrats will be in an excellent position to retake the House and have a competitive shot at the Senate.


What Democrats need to figure out is how they can get Trump to relapse into his irrational tariff derangement on Tuesday evening.

 

[Billiejeens]

And they will also be shot down. By now most voters realize that they must elect a congress that reclaims their authority. They cannot rely on a rubber stamp group of hapless cowards that fall to their knees each time the felon spews his orders.

Congress gave up it's authority during the Obama presidency.

 

[Robert W]

Actually this is another Chief Justice Roberts rubbing their nose in it.
He has often ruled an entire law to be unconstitutional because of a single fixable flaw.
Saying that they're throwing out the law in it's entirety, instead of separating the unconstitutional part, because congress can just fix the error, and enact the law anew.
Knowing that congress is so deadlocked, he knows they are incapable of doing a simple fix.

Yeah, Democrats harmed flying by citizens, funds for the coast guard, and also for FEMA. Are you proud?

 

[meaner gene]

Yeah, Democrats harmed flying by citizens, funds for the coast guard, and also for FEMA. Are you proud?

You'll need to be more specific as to when. and how.

 

[candycorn]

And they will also be shot down. By now most voters realize that they must elect a congress that reclaims their authority. They cannot rely on a rubber stamp group of hapless cowards that fall to their knees each time the felon spews his orders.

Man, I hope you're right. So far, I'm not seeing it in the primary candidates...