Trump can complain all he wants - but he can't stop his own economic mess

[Kilroy2]

Ain't it strange how uncalled for minimum wage increases just create inflation that eats all of the increases? LOL, complaints were that people on minimum wage before the increases qualified for welfare. Now, due to inflation, costs are up equal to the increases but those earning minimum wage no longer qualify for welfare. SMH. Careful what you wish for---you just may get it.

is this an example of guestimate or do you have a source. .

 

[Kilroy2]

Biden also lied about creating over 800,000 jobs and his job numbers always got redacted down.

Well he only stated what the report given to him said,

It was determined later that the figures were wrong.

He did not lie but just repeated the data given to him which show jobs figures.

The data was later revised. and Biden was just repeating what was in the original report given to him.

The story makes this clear statement but republican are going to omit certain information to keep the dream alive.

MSN

 

[jknowgood]

Well he only stated what the report given to him said,

It was determined later that the figures were wrong.

He did not lie but just repeated the data given to him which show jobs figures.

The data was later revised. and Biden was just repeating what was in the original report given to him.

The story makes this clear statement but republican are going to omit certain information to keep the dream alive.

MSN

No, you loons are going on the numbers before they got retracted. Also millions went back to work. That Biden took credit for creating those jobs.

 

[Concerned American]

is this an example of guestimate or do you have a source. .

Post #15. Please keep up.

 

[Concerned American]

Well he only stated what the report given to him said,

LMAO, interesting how you claim Trump said... about anything that comes out of the government but Biden isn't responsible because he was only repeating what he was told--typical democrat double standard. In your defense though--it has been verified that Biden was an empty suit and his handlers told him everything that came out of his mouth. Either way--the admin you voted for LIED.

 

[Kilroy2]

LMAO, interesting how you claim Trump said... about anything that comes out of the government but Biden isn't responsible because he was only repeating what he was told--typical democrat double standard. In your defense though--it has been verified that Biden was an empty suit and his handlers told him everything that came out of his mouth. Either way--the admin you voted for LIED.

And how the tables have turn.

Lets talk about Biden again who is no longer in office instead of Trump who is now showing signs of dementia and in office.

Good luck with that

 

[Stann]

Between his tariffs and his regressive ‘big, beautiful bill’, the president is wreaking havoc – and he never learns

‘With his usual threats, Donald Trump is trying to ward off the dire reality that he has created and is bearing down on him. He can clamp migrants in foreign gulags, coerce white-shoe law firms into becoming his pro bono serfs and try to simply erase the National Endowment for the Humanities, but he can’t rescind his harm to the economy. Trump can slash the National Weather Service, but he can’t stop the storm he’s whipped up. He’s shouting into the wind at his twister.

No matter how much he might lower his draconian tariffs after his 90-day breathing spell, the velocity of damage is just building. It’s not a mistake that can be rectified. There’s no do-over. It’s not a golf game at one of his clubs where he gets endless mulligans and is declared the champion. Nor does Trump really want to draw back completely from his tariffs as if he never had proudly displayed his “Liberation Day” idiot board.

When the Walmart CEO inevitably announced that prices would have to be raised as a result of Trump’s tariffs, Trump warned: “Between Walmart and China they should, as is said ‘EAT THE TARIFFS,’ and not charge valued customers ANYTHING. I’ll be watching, and so will your customers!”

Trump has falsely insisted that tariffs are levied on foreign importers. But Walmart demonstrated the indisputable fact that tariffs are price increases passed on to consumers. They are a tax. Trump is furious at the early indication of the renewed inflation and price rises that are coming. His natural response, of course, is an attempt at intimidation.’

Trump can complain all he wants – but he can’t stop his own economic mess | Sidney Blumenthal

Between his tariffs and his regressive ‘big, beautiful bill’, the president is wreaking havoc – and he never learns

www.theguardian.com

There’s nothing ‘beautiful’ about Trump’s reprehensible legislation that will deny millions of Americans access to affordable healthcare, many of whom are children.

And it's going to get a lot worse.

 

[JimH52]

Between his tariffs and his regressive ‘big, beautiful bill’, the president is wreaking havoc – and he never learns

‘With his usual threats, Donald Trump is trying to ward off the dire reality that he has created and is bearing down on him. He can clamp migrants in foreign gulags, coerce white-shoe law firms into becoming his pro bono serfs and try to simply erase the National Endowment for the Humanities, but he can’t rescind his harm to the economy. Trump can slash the National Weather Service, but he can’t stop the storm he’s whipped up. He’s shouting into the wind at his twister.

No matter how much he might lower his draconian tariffs after his 90-day breathing spell, the velocity of damage is just building. It’s not a mistake that can be rectified. There’s no do-over. It’s not a golf game at one of his clubs where he gets endless mulligans and is declared the champion. Nor does Trump really want to draw back completely from his tariffs as if he never had proudly displayed his “Liberation Day” idiot board.

When the Walmart CEO inevitably announced that prices would have to be raised as a result of Trump’s tariffs, Trump warned: “Between Walmart and China they should, as is said ‘EAT THE TARIFFS,’ and not charge valued customers ANYTHING. I’ll be watching, and so will your customers!”

Trump has falsely insisted that tariffs are levied on foreign importers. But Walmart demonstrated the indisputable fact that tariffs are price increases passed on to consumers. They are a tax. Trump is furious at the early indication of the renewed inflation and price rises that are coming. His natural response, of course, is an attempt at intimidation.’

Trump can complain all he wants – but he can’t stop his own economic mess | Sidney Blumenthal

Between his tariffs and his regressive ‘big, beautiful bill’, the president is wreaking havoc – and he never learns

www.theguardian.com

There’s nothing ‘beautiful’ about Trump’s reprehensible legislation that will deny millions of Americans access to affordable healthcare, many of whom are children.

He won't run again. It is not his problem anymore.

 

[Kilroy2]

Well he can't run again

Thus he has no one to blame on his 2nd term other than himself. But he won't .

Trump endorsements in the next cycle should be fun to watch.

Yeah he has supporters and he can endorse a particular canidate. The question will be is he a liability or an asset for the next republican canidate?

In the republican primary it would be a plus but in the general election it might be a negative.

roll the dice as it is going to be tough for republicans to pick a canidate.

 

[Concerned American]

Well he can't run again

Thus he has no one to blame on his 2nd term other than himself. But he won't .

Trump endorsements in the next cycle should be fun to watch.

Yeah he has supporters and he can endorse a particular canidate. The question will be is he a liability or an asset for the next republican canidate?

In the republican primary it would be a plus but in the general election it might be a negative.

roll the dice as it is going to be tough for republicans to pick a canidate.

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People will take you more seriously if you learn to spell the subject of your post---canDidate

 

[Kilroy2]

People will take you more seriously if you learn to spell the subject of your post---canDidate

Not really as it is the context that counts. Worring about grammar is a clear sign that you have nothing in the rebutal. Otherwise you would post it. Instead you result to childish games and insults.

An insult can thus be interpreted as an attempt to reduce the social status of the recipient and raise the relative status of the insulter.

So insulting is a instict used when one is overwhelmed and cannot think of a response other than hurling insults.

▷ Insulting a person only shows immaturity and a lack of arguments

Insulting a person shows little control and no arguments ⚫ The types of insults and what the people who insult should know.

psychology-spot.com

insults are the lowest form of expressing a disagreement

which means they have no rebuttal so they hurl insults in order to feel superior.

Falling back on the lowest denominator in human intelligence.

 

[Concerned American]

So insulting is a instict used when one is overwhelmed and cannot think of a response other than hurling insults.

Do you feel insulted by constructive criticism? Otherwise, please point to where I insulted you. BTW, with today's tech, misspellings are just a sign of laziness. As for my rebutTal, I have yet to see a Trump economic mess. I am making money. My life is stable and all I hear from the left is this COULD happen or that WOULD happen. Let me know when any of it does.

 

[Kilroy2]

So much for his big beautiful bill

1st quarter GDP for the start of the year

is negative .05




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https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/26/economy/us-gdp-q1-final

Separately, new data showed that unemployed Americans are having an increasingly harder time finding work. A deteriorating job market — if that turns out to be the case — would not bode well for consumer spending, which already seems to be on shaky ground.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/26/economy/us-gdp-q1-final

 

[Concerned American]

So much for his big beautiful bill

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Since the BBB wasn't passed until after the second quarter, the results of the first quarter, which he wasn't party to BTW, are irrelevant and non reflective of anything Trump. Moronic comparison.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

People will take you more seriously if you learn to spell the subject of your post---canDidate

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It's difficult to actually have a conversation in English with someone who doesn't speak the language.


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