Trump's Tariffs Seriously Reducing The National Debt

[jc456]

You said what you were buying. How the fk did that swing at me? You’ve been punked

Winco , hey dude, name a product that the tariffs were passed on!! come on dude, you made the claim now back it up mthr fkr.

 

[Hafar1014]

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. budget deficit in July climbed 20% this fiscal year compared to the last despite the U.S. taking in record income from President Donald Trump’s tariffs, according to Treasury Department data released Tuesday.

The U.S. saw a 273% increase — or $21 billion — in customs revenue in July over the same period last year, the data showed

Its still the Biden economy. Trump will be able to reduce the deficit to zero in 4 years. First the deficit is ended then the national debt can be brought down.

 

[task0778]

2. You are wrong about the 2024 deficit, its $380b

"In FY 2024, the federal government spent $6.75 trillion and collected $4.92 trillion in revenue, resulting in a deficit. The amount by which spending exceeds revenue, $1.83 trillion in 2024, is referred to as deficit spending."

Fiscal Data Explains the National Deficit

Check out @FiscalService Fiscal Data’s new national deficit page! #NationalDeficit

fiscaldata.treasury.gov

 

[SeaMajor7]

The NARRATIVE from the demented LEFT:
Trump's tariffs are a TAX ON THE PEOPLE
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

 

[Hafar1014]

"In FY 2024, the federal government spent $6.75 trillion and collected $4.92 trillion in revenue, resulting in a deficit. The amount by which spending exceeds revenue, $1.83 trillion in 2024, is referred to as deficit spending."

Fiscal Data Explains the National Deficit

Check out @FiscalService Fiscal Data’s new national deficit page! #NationalDeficit

fiscaldata.treasury.gov

The annual deficit is not the national debt.

 

[Independent thinker]

Know this, demofks root against Americans

I used to think it was accidental and total incompetence. Not anymore, especially with Trump as president. They genuinely want America to fail so that they can say, "We told you so", while they do everything they can to destroy America to prove their point.

 

[Independent thinker]

Nope, not true at all.
But don't we just LOVE these new TAXES that are creating this revenue.......LOLLLLOLL

I don't like being taxed for a trump tariff.
Do you?
I thought the cult hated taxes, now you are applauding them.

And don't you dare say, "Buy American, and you won't pay any tariff."
True, but somebody is paying those tariffs (TAXES) if trump is claiming he is bringing in Billions.

Just tax the shit out of the rich, and quit raising taxes on the low and middle class.
**** these taxes.

I haven't been taxed by Trump tariffs. In fact, I have spent $1300 less on food costs this year and around $700 less on gas this year, not to mention other things. And that is only 7/12 of the way through the year.

 

[22lcidw]

I used to think it was accidental and total incompetence. Not anymore, especially with Trump as president. They genuinely want America to fail so that they can say, "We told you so", while they do everything they can to destroy America to prove their point.

When it fails, they will suffer worse. And they are to myopic in their thinking to realize it.

 

[Independent thinker]

I can't predict what you are buying.

But if trump has raised BILLIONS with his tariffs, then somebody is paying the TAXES.

Econ 101 sweetie.

From NBC, not Fox:


While the details of the report suggest an overall mixed picture for the economy, it suggested fears of large immediate price increases from Trump’s tariffs may no longer be warranted.

Trump's tariffs keep coming. Stock markets don't seem to care.

At least for now, the U.S. stock market is on board with President Donald Trump’s increasingly aggressive use of executive power when it comes to tariffs

www.yahoo.com

 

[kyzr]

"In FY 2024, the federal government spent $6.75 trillion and collected $4.92 trillion in revenue, resulting in a deficit. The amount by which spending exceeds revenue, $1.83 trillion in 2024, is referred to as deficit spending."

I said the BBB cut $1.5T. off Biden's last budget. TRUE
Don't get confused by the fiscal years

 

[Winco]

I haven't been taxed by Trump tariffs. In fact, I have spent $1300 less on food costs this year and around $700 less on gas this year, not to mention other things. And that is only 7/12 of the way through the year.

Bullshit.

Gas Prices have been 'Stable'

Food Prices are "Stable'




Keep the LIE alive.
TACO Hates You.
"No, I don't take ANY responsibility at ALL." djt

 

[Winco]

Winco , hey dude, name a product that the tariffs were passed on!! come on dude, you made the claim now back it up mthr fkr.

ChatGPT said:​

Here’s an updated overview of products affected by the Trump-era tariffs (especially under his second presidency in 2025), based on the most recent and reliable sources:

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Broad Sectors and Specific Product Categories Impacted​

1. Key Commodities under Section 232 – Already Implemented​

• Steel and aluminum imports face steep tariffs (50% for most countries, 25% for UK-origin) Trade Compliance Resource HubWikipedia.
• Copper, including semi-finished and intensive copper derivatives, also hit with a 50% tariff Trade Compliance Resource Hub.

2. Autos and Auto Parts​

• Automobiles: 25% tariff (with exclusions for those already under Section 232 tariffs or qualifying USMCA vehicles; only non-U.S. content may be taxed) Trade Compliance Resource HubWikipedia.
• Automobile parts: 25% for most; 10% for UK-origin parts destined for UK-made vehicles Trade Compliance Resource Hub.

3. Additional Implemented Tariffs​

• Aluminum derivative products, including beer cans (HTS 7612.90.10), are subject to 50%, or 25% if from the UK Trade Compliance Resource Hub.

4. Products with Tariffs Recently Enacted or Threatened​

• Copper derivative goods, implemented at 50% Trade Compliance Resource Hub.
• Integrated circuits (semiconductors), pharmaceuticals, semiconductors manufacturing tools, unmanned aircraft systems, critical minerals, lumber, commercial aircraft parts, oil & gas, and movies are threatened or under investigation with proposed tariff rates from 25% up to 100% Trade Compliance Resource Hub.
• iPhones were threatened with 25%, though their status may evolve Trade Compliance Resource Hub.

5. Economy-Wide Reciprocal Tariffs​

• A baseline 10% tariff on nearly all goods from countries not otherwise exempt, with higher tiers (15–50%) for many regions (e.g., up to 50% on goods from India, Brazil) The Washington PostAP NewsThe Verge.
• Tariff rates vary by country/group: for example, 50% tariffs on many Indian and Brazilian imports; 15% on EU/Japan goods; some goods hit with 100% tariffs (e.g., semiconductors, threatened) The Washington PostThe VergeAP News.
• These broader tariffs have led to hikes in prices of cars, clothing, toys, leather goods, coffee, food items and more The Washington PostAP NewsThe SunNew York PostGQPeople.com.

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Notable Examples & Real-World Impacts​

• Coffee: Brazil-origin coffee now faces a 50% tariff, driving up retail prices The Sun.
• Spring beverages (e.g., Arizona iced tea): A 50% aluminum tariff could force the company to raise its iconic 99¢ can price People.comIndiatimes.
• Swiss watches (e.g., Christopher Ward): A 39% Swiss-specific tariff significantly increases prices at checkout GQ.
• Leather shoes, bags, clothing, toys: Expected price increases ranging from ~37% (apparel) to ~39% (leather goods); autos up by ~12% or $4,000–$15,000; fresh produce up ~7% The Washington PostAP News+1Vox.
• Everyday essentials: Retailers like Procter & Gamble are raising prices on items such as diapers, toilet paper, candy, due to tariff-related cost pressures New York Post.

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Summary Table – A Snapshot​

Product Category	Tariff Status	Tariff Rate (Typical Range)
Steel, Aluminum, Copper	Implemented under Section 232	50% (25% for some UK-origin)
Autos & Auto Parts	Implemented; some exemptions for USMCA-origin	~25%
Aluminum Derivatives (e.g., cans)	Implemented	50% (or 25% for UK-origin)
Food & Beverage (coffee, beer)	Both specific and reciprocal tariffs	Up to 50%
Clothing, Shoes, Leather Goods	Reciprocal tariffs affecting retail pricing	~37–39%
Everyday Consumer Goods (toilet paper, candy, etc.)	Escalating retail prices	Varies (significant increases)
Watches (Swiss imports)	Specific Swiss-origin tariffs	~39%
Semiconductors, Pharma, Lumber, etc.	Under investigation or threatened	Up to 100% proposed
iPhones	Threatened; potential 25%	TBD

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Bottom Line​

• Already Affected Products: Commodities like steel, aluminum, copper, automobiles, auto parts, beer cans, coffee, clothing, shoes, leather goods, and Swiss watches are already bearing the brunt of the tariffs.
• Potentially Affected or Under Review: High-tech sectors (semiconductors, pharmaceuticals), critical minerals, UAS drones, and more may see tariffs imposed, with rates projected between 25% and 100%.
• Consumer Impact: From everyday essentials to high-end electronics, most U.S. consumers are now dealing with elevated prices due to these tariff policies.

 

[BlindBoo]

These TrumpyTariffs are taxes that if enforced, will ultimately be paid for by US consumers.

I'm having TACO's today for lunch.

 

[BlindBoo]

Time for another lefty meltdown and denials. Winning. One thing I love about the left is they never get tired of losing. It's just a way of life for them. Trump's tariffs have been a good thing for a number of reasons. The left keep complaining about tariffs raising prices and yet we never actually see raised prices. They're always right around the corner.

Trump is bringing in so much revenue from tariffs that it’s seriously reducing the $37 trillion national debt​

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/trump-bringing-much-revenue-tariffs-182932609.html

https://www.usdebtclock.org/

 

[SeaMajor7]

These TrumpyTariffs are taxes that if enforced, will ultimately be paid for by US consumers.

I'm having TACO's today for lunch.

BULLSHIT

 

[Lesh]

Its still the Biden economy. Trump will be able to reduce the deficit to zero in 4 years. First the deficit is ended then the national debt can be brought down.

And unicorns will shit gold

 

[Mac1958]

So I assume Trumpsters are thanking American employers for footing the bill, for writing these massive checks?

Are you guys sending them Thank You cards?

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

That’s a whole lot of leftist kook sites you linked there.

 

[Hafar1014]

And unicorns will shit gold

Sure he can. The deficit is 1.6 trillion. Tariffs are on track to bring in 1 trillion a year. Then we have spending cuts. Cutting regulations and taxes will increase GDP. Low cost reliable energy will bring manufacturing to America as Europe drives up the cost with green energy. Easy peasy.

 

[Lesh]

Sure he can. The deficit is 1.6 trillion. Tariffs are on track to bring in 1 trillion a year. Then we have spending cuts. Cutting regulations and taxes will increase GDP. Low cost reliable energy will bring manufacturing to America as Europe drives up the cost with green energy. Easy peasy.

Keep working that unicorn herd