trump bailing out Argentine beef ranchers.

[Mac1958]

I don't see how anyone who believes in free markets and less government intervention can support Trump.

Their support is entirely emotional, spiritual.

Little things like this don't even register.

 

[dblack]

Their support is entirely emotional, spiritual.

Little things like this don't even register.

I suppose there were always these kinds of Republicans. They didn't listen to, nor understand, conservative thinkers like Goldwater or Buckley, and they sure as hell aren't libertarians. They just want to make the brown people and the trannies go away.

Plus, I think they just get off on "strong man" leadership, even if the strong man is incoherent and unhinged. Hell, they like that even better. Sick, nihilistic and cowardly, but there it is.

 

[Nostra]

What am I supposed to see? Why have you all done an about face? On just about everything? Trump keeps pied-pipering you all into big government authoritarianism, and you just nod along.

Republicans used to oppose this kind of shit. Will you sell out all of your convictions and values to follow your dear leader? Do you have any left?

******* pathetic.

Why would I oppose a plan to bring down beef prices using some of the best beef on the planet?

Oh yeah, I'm not a mindless Murder Cult drone like you who automatically pisses his panties over anything and everything Trump does.

HTH

 

[Nostra]

Their support is entirely emotional, spiritual.

Little things like this don't even register.

You have no clue why someone would support this. Your handlers told you to hate it, so you do.

You can't think for yourself, Simp.

 

[dblack]

Why would I oppose a plan to bring down beef prices using some of the best beef on the planet?

Because you value free markets? And freedom? --- but, you don't.

 

[Mac1958]

Plus, I think they just get off on "strong man" leadership, even if the strong man is incoherent and unhinged. Hell, they like that even better. Sick, nihilistic and cowardly, but there it is.

This goes back to their adoration of Reagan, if not further. He let them down by being willing to work with the Dems.

They need an iconic leader behind whom they can rally. That starts at the church, although they've really soiled that now. Their "strength" has to come from something or someone outside them. They've been so desperate that they've allowed a profoundly weak con man convince them that he's strong.

 

[dblack]

This goes back to their adoration of Reagan, if not further. He let them down by being willing to work with the Dems.

I don't think most Trump supporters were Reagan fans. Might be an interesting poll, if we could get them to answer.

 

[Nostra]

This goes back to their adoration of Reagan, if not further. He let them down by being willing to work with the Dems.

They need an iconic leader behind whom they can rally. That starts at the church, although they've really soiled that now. Their "strength" has to come from something or someone outside them. They've been so desperate that they've allowed a profoundly weak con man convince them that he's strong.

If he is so weak, why does your Murder Cult think he is a King, dumbass?

 

[Mac1958]

I don't think most Trump supporters were Reagan fans. Might be an interesting poll, if we could get them to answer.

I'd guess the older ones were, but the con man took care of that.

 

[Mac1958]

I don't think most Trump supporters were Reagan fans. Might be an interesting poll, if we could get them to answer.

By the way, Trump has already socialized Intel, he's snuggling up with the tech lords and word is he's looking at socializing quantum stocks next. Much more of that to come.

"Conservatism". Bullshit. And the flock falls in line.

 

[dblack]

By the way, Trump has already socialized Intel, he's snuggling up with the tech lords and word is he's looking at socializing quantum stocks next. Much more of that to come.

He's following the Chinese model. In many ways.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Cattle rancher spills the beans

American ranchers have been make a fortune the past 6 years off of cattle imported from Brazil

 

[Nostra]

By the way, Trump has already socialized Intel, he's snuggling up with the tech lords and word is he's looking at socializing quantum stocks next. Much more of that to come.

"Conservatism". Bullshit. And the flock falls in line.

lies.

 

[citygator]

I suppose there were always these kinds of Republicans. They didn't listen to, nor understand, conservative thinkers like Goldwater or Buckley, and they sure as hell aren't libertarians. They just want to make the brown people and the trannies go away.

Plus, I think they just get off on "strong man" leadership, even if the strong man is incoherent and unhinged. Hell, they like that even better. Sick, nihilistic and cowardly, but there it is.

Winner winner chicken dinner.

 

[citygator]

The conservative movement has lost all touch with any sort of foundational belief system. Everything starts and stops with what Trump thinks. Government ownership of business? No Problem. Anti-free market tariffs? No Problem. Market manipulation of Beef prices? No Problem. Open grifting and Emoluments violations? No Problem. Racist nomination? No Problem. Troops deployed assaulting state rights? No Problem.

Why is it "No Problem? Cause Trump.

 

[MagicMike]

Moron.... I know ranchers... my town has cattle grazing on the hillsides and they are doing better than they have for years... stop making shit up....

As usual you are talking out of your ass again, trying to sound knowlegeable on something you know zero about. You should be listening to what the actually informed people in the industry are saying Simp.
You are not required to ALWAYS defend and make lame excuses for EVERYTHING your demented, pedophile, clown felon says and does. It is possible to take break from kissing his ass now and then.

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) wrote on X on Wednesday: “Cattlemen and women cannot stand behind President Trump while he undercuts the future of family farmers and ranchers by importing Argentinian beef.”

Todd Armstrong, a cattle and crop farmer in Indiana, told CNN: “What frustrates me about this whole move is President Trump ran on an ‘America First’ program. I don’t see anything in this that puts America first. It’s hypocritical.”

Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren wrote on X on October 21: "Why the actual F*would we buy Argentinian beef? Our AMERICAN ranchers are getting crushed already by cheap s* foreign beef imports. The meat packers are already under cutting our AMERICAN producers as it is. This is an OUTRAGE."

Meriwether Farms wrote on X on October 20: "We love you and support you— but your suggestion to buy beef from Argentina to stabilize beef prices would be an absolute betrayal to the American cattle rancher...We understand beef prices are high, and we admire your concern for all Americans, but this is not the fault of the American producer.

"This is the fault of politicians who have allowed BRICS-aligned entities to dominate the meat industry, that participate in price fixing and who also continually lie to their consumers...The American cattle rancher is one of the last symbols of independence we have in the nation—but the continued manipulation and betrayal by the very people who claim to support them, needs to end immediately."

Representative Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, wrote on X on Wednesday: "Last night, @SchmittNYC & I discussed the President’s proposal to purchase more beef from Argentina. The America First solution to rising beef prices is my bill, the PRIME Act. It would empower farmers to sell directly to consumers without corporate middlemen."

Representatives Linda Sanchez and Terri Sewell led 54 Democratic colleagues in a press release on October 21: “President Trump has explicitly conditioned the bailout on the electoral success in this month’s elections of President Milei’s party. The U.S. Treasury’s authorities to address international financial crises, which are meant for situations that present a genuine U.S. national interest, should not be used to influence elections abroad. In this regard, President Trump has not only conditioned the loan on President Milei’s electoral prospects, but he has also noted that the United States will not benefit from the bailout.”

Trump's MAGA ally condemns Argentina beef plan—"Punch in the gut"

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene called out Trump's Argentina plan as not falling in line with his "America First" agenda.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Thiers small cattle farmers all around here
If I drive to NY thiers cattle the whole fuckin ride along the interstate .....most of it till ya hit NJ
They'll be fine
And Joe and Jane american can afford steak again

Muheggs

 

[Mack The Finger]

democrats represent mexico

Our 51st State

 

[Crepitus]

Hmm, so youre saying people haven't made posts disparaging farmers for taking "socialist bailouts"?

That's known as "pointing out hypocrisy" when the same farmers and various other tRumplings cry about "socialist handouts" like welfare and SNAP.

 

[Crepitus]

Our 51st State

I thought you freaks wanted Canada for that?