the MSM strikes again

[White 6]

Dude, there's always more news of the day than what they're reporting.

You must think that the news that leftist Democrat supporting producers are giving us is the only news out there.

Boy are you stupid.

If there was any truth to your statement then everyone would be reporting something different, but instead they're all reporting off the same script like communist propagandists.
And it's all opinion based. Yet they read it word for word in identical fashion.

Look, dumbass, most of the news is reported in the mainstream news outlets, network, cable news, and major news papers and and segment specific news magazines. Them reporting the news has never been their problem. Their problem has always been their filling with opinion based editorialization, bringing in partisans to support their managerial editorial position, requiring the viewer to know when to turn the channel or read the next article. This is true for MSNBC, FOXNEWS, CNN, as well as the other also ran right wing providers, and to a lessor extent, the major networks of CBS, NBC, and ABC, but they are easier to get away from, not having to fill a 24 news/infotainment function. I mix these with internet news aggregators such as Drudge report and MemeOrandum and lately one called AllSides, as they give multiple reports of same topical news from right, left and if you can believe it center, if there is such a thing. Try not to get hung up in your tunnel vision Trump Devottion Syndrome.

 

[White 6]

Trump isn't using tariffs like a permanent solution but a bargaining chip.
He wants these people to come to the table, because they all know that if we apply tariffs to their products, Americans will stop buying them. Samsung and VISIO relegated Sony to 3rd place because of trade wars with Japan that took place in the 80s.

Nice bargaining chip. It cost the stock market $11 Trillion Dollars belonging to 62% of the US public, the people that elected him. It also has disrupted the planning all major manufacturers in the United States and many more around the world, many being majorly US owned. What a fking clueless klutz! I told you guys he was a dumbass and not to vote for him, but their were 1.5% more dumbasses in voting booths, to here we go. Though, I have to admit the other candidate was clueless, and anybody voting for her was counting her knowing, (at heart) and would have trusted adviser to make sure the government, country worked to some extent, at least.

 

[scruffy]

Nice bargaining chip. It cost the stock market $11 Trillion Dollars belonging to 62% of the US public, the people that elected him. It also has disrupted the planning all major manufacturers in the United States and many more around the world, many being majorly US owned. What a fking clueless klutz! I told you guys he was a dumbass and not to vote for him, but their were 1.5% more dumbasses in voting booths, to here we go. Though, I have to admit the other candidate was clueless, and anybody voting for her was counting her knowing, (at heart) and would have trusted adviser to make sure the government, country worked to some extent, at least.

Start from square one, and the whole picture becomes very logical, and quite clear.

Start with our debt service payments, which are right now about half a trillion a year, and which must be paid in cash.

That really IS money flying out the door. Most of it goes to foreign countries. The only way it comes back to us is if they buy our products. Which they don't do if they tariff the hell out of us.

We get some relief by keeping the interest rates low, which is why it's a GOOD thing that money is moving from stocks to bonds. The 1%'ers will complain, but guess what, they have enough money and it isn't going to kill them.

We have important things we have to fund in the next few years. Defense capability is at the top of the list. China can not be allowed to take over all of Asia, that would be disastrous for the American economy.

The government needs to trim its fat, bolster its bank account, and take protective steps to keep interest rates low. All of which is exactly what's happening.

These policies are perfectly logical and NECESSARY.

 

[toobfreak]

Looks like the MSM is up to its old tricks again.

Well, can anyone really be surprised? The only trick they have is their old tricks. I saw all this crap coming a year ago. All I can say is that after the nut-busting they are taking from Trump now from their previous actions, I cannot decide now whether their audacity in trying it all over yet again is a sign of real mendacity and determination, or pure stupidity.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Nice bargaining chip. It cost the stock market $11 Trillion Dollars belonging to 62% of the US public, the people that elected him. It also has disrupted the planning all major manufacturers in the United States and many more around the world, many being majorly US owned. What a fking clueless klutz! I told you guys he was a dumbass and not to vote for him, but their were 1.5% more dumbasses in voting booths, to here we go. Though, I have to admit the other candidate was clueless, and anybody voting for her was counting her knowing, (at heart) and would have trusted adviser to make sure the government, country worked to some extent, at least.

/——/ Got any fake outrage over the crippling tariffs other countries place on American goods?
Besides, try adjusting your portfolio to protect yourself from selloffs.

 

[White 6]

Start from square one, and the whole picture becomes very logical, and quite clear.

Start with our debt service payments, which are right now about half a trillion a year, and which must be paid in cash.

That really IS money flying out the door. Most of it goes to foreign countries. The only way it comes back to us is if they buy our products. Which they don't do if they tariff the hell out of us.

We get some relief by keeping the interest rates low, which is why it's a GOOD thing that money is moving from stocks to bonds. The 1%'ers will complain, but guess what, they have enough money and it isn't going to kill them.

We have important things we have to fund in the next few years. Defense capability is at the top of the list. China can not be allowed to take over all of Asia, that would be disastrous for the American economy.

The government needs to trim its fat, bolster its bank account, and take protective steps to keep interest rates low. All of which is exactly what's happening.

These policies are perfectly logical and NECESSARY.

True, but this current method is entirely too haphazard, and damaging to relationships with long-term allies. The idiot should have negotiated better deals the last time he was in office, instead of putting his stamp of approval, on treaties penned by him, now discounted by him as "We were led by fools", when he was the fool that wrote and bragged about how great they were.

 

[Blaster]

Nice bargaining chip. It cost the stock market $11 Trillion Dollars belonging to 62% of the US public, the people that elected him. It also has disrupted the planning all major manufacturers in the United States and many more around the world, many being majorly US owned. What a fking clueless klutz! I told you guys he was a dumbass and not to vote for him, but their were 1.5% more dumbasses in voting booths, to here we go. Though, I have to admit the other candidate was clueless, and anybody voting for her was counting her knowing, (at heart) and would have trusted adviser to make sure the government, country worked to some extent, at least.

The stock market was overdue for a major correction. Blaming Trump is just foolish.

 

[White 6]

The stock market was overdue for a major correction. Blaming Trump is just foolish.

So, the dumbass ordered one up, and got the biggest course correction in the history of the stock market? You voted for him, figuring he would tank the stock market, wiping out $11 Trillion Dollars since being sworn in? If your banker did this on purpose with every banker, money manager and finance professor warning against, and with the exact results realized, as predicted by all the professionals, would you invest in that bank, the next week? I wouldn't,

 

[Blaster]

The stock market has very little effect on me. I'm a smart investor.