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ExtremelyInflation was extremely low under Trump.
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ExtremelyInflation was extremely low under Trump.
Actually fascism increased during Covid. Small businesses never recovered and people were arrested for congregating and refusing to take a jab of questionable vaccine. Whether that translated to the wealthy is a subject that only commies and socialists seem to dwell on.The claim that the pandemic was the greatest transfer of wealth to the poor is false. Multiple studies by groups like Oxfam, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Economic Forum show that the pandemic disproportionately benefited the wealthiest individuals, while poverty increased globally.
And statisticians...are they the monarchies?Actually fascism increased during Covid. Small businesses never recovered and people were arrested for congregating and refusing to take a jab of questionable vaccine. Whether that translated to the wealthy is a subject that only commies and socialists seem to dwell on.

No worries. Let the tariff and supply-chain dust settle. When the fed lowers interest rates things will be better.
Still cleaning up the disaster Tater left behind. Factories aren’t built in a few months, Simp.Today’s ISM Manufacturing Report (September 2, 2025) hits a lousy 48.7, signaling six straight months of U.S. factory contraction . all thanks to Trump’s chaotic tariffs jacking up costs and killing demand
Based on the damage he's inflicting on the country, that would be Trump who hates Americans sir.Wow, faked much? You really hate Americans
It was liberal democrats desire to shut down the economy for yearsYes, it was Trump, he wanted more money to throw away.
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“Much” is your word not mineGlad you agree that Trump shoulders much of the blame for inflation under Biden.
Trump is bringing jobs back to the US
Trump is balancing the budget, he cut $1.5T off Biden's last budget, and he is raising $500b in new revenue
Through June, US consumers had absorbed 22% of tariff costs, but that share was expected to rise to 67% by October, according to an August 10 estimation from Goldman Sachs economists. That assessment led to a demand from Trump that the investment giant fire its chief economist.
Goldman Sachs economists said they expect that about 70% of the direct costs of the tariffs will eventually fall on the consumer, and that the total could rise to 100% if including the spillover effects of domestic producers raising their prices (something that has already occurred and is expected to continue — more on that below).
WalletHub’s poll has found that 55 per cent of the surveyed US adults think that their hard work is not paying off due to Trump’s tariffs. The president’s reciprocal tariff measures of up to 50 per cent have taken effect in most countries, including India
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7 in 10 Americans say Trump tariffs undermine their hard work: Survey
WalletHub’s poll has found that 55 per cent of the surveyed US adults think that their hard work is not paying off due to Trump’s tariffs. The president’s reciprocal tariff measures of up to 50 per cent have taken effect in most countries, including Indiawww.firstpost.com
But since a widespread 10% tariff went into effect, many manufacturers in Oregon say import taxes are raising the cost of doing business.
More so, the back-and-forth between the Trump administration and other countries has infused a high level of uncertainty, causing companies and individuals to pull back on spending. That’s translating into fewer orders for manufacturers.
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Trump’s tariffs could translate into bigger job losses for Oregon’s already struggling manufacturing sector
The Trump administration argues tariffs will create manufacturing jobs in the U.S., but some company leaders say import taxes are driving up the cost of parts while demand falls.www.ijpr.org
Hilarious. Let’s post bullshit daily demofksBecause he told you that? The entire premise of the OP's article is that it is in fact not happening.
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Do Trump's tariffs have businesses moving production to US soil?
While tariffs are meant to boost U.S. manufacturing, business owners saying shifting production to the US isn't always easy.www.usatoday.com
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Can Trump's tariffs help create a 'golden age' of US manufacturing?
Donald Trump has vowed to revive U.S. manufacturing, introducing tariffs to meet that goal. Newsweek speaks to experts about the likelihood of the sector returning to a golden agewww.newsweek.com
So, in other words, he raised taxes by half a trillion dollars and we're all paying for it and those revenues still don't come close to making up for the money spent in the Republicans' "Big, Beautiful Bill."
The one they were building how many thousands of charging stations and completed about a dozen before the money was all gone?Where’s those infrastructure jobs from xiden’s bill?
It took a long time for the left to **** is over on those jobs and tarrifs. It’s going to take a little while to reverse it.Because he told you that? The entire premise of the OP's article is that it is in fact not happening.
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Do Trump's tariffs have businesses moving production to US soil?
While tariffs are meant to boost U.S. manufacturing, business owners saying shifting production to the US isn't always easy.www.usatoday.com
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Can Trump's tariffs help create a 'golden age' of US manufacturing?
Donald Trump has vowed to revive U.S. manufacturing, introducing tariffs to meet that goal. Newsweek speaks to experts about the likelihood of the sector returning to a golden agewww.newsweek.com
So, in other words, he raised taxes by half a trillion dollars and we're all paying for it and those revenues still don't come close to making up for the money spent in the Republicans' "Big, Beautiful Bill."
Ya gotta learn to read the fine print...moron.Today’s ISM Manufacturing Report (September 2, 2025) hits a lousy 48.7, signaling six straight months of U.S. factory contraction . all thanks to Trump’s chaotic tariffs jacking up costs and killing demand
What damage? Damage to your feelz doesn’t count.Based on the damage he's inflicting on the country, that would be Trump who hates Americans sir.
Inflation is coming down, especially after the Fed lowers interest rates, and Trump deports a few million more illegals.Yeah, let's get inflation up, which Trump said was bad, just so the rich can get richer and the poor can... get poorer.... great one.
What's worse in your life?The more tariffs “settle” the worse things get.
Hiker doesn’t wanna talk about the ISM report.The OP is a fake and an idiot.
Fixed it for you.
You loons said that months ago.The more tariffs “settle” the worse things get.
Hiker could care less about the ISM report.Hiker doesn’t wanna talk about the ISM report.