When the tariffs fail and the Economy suffers, who will the trump cult Blame?

Who will Trump Blame for the Failed Tariffs?

  • The Courts for Blocking his Illegal Actions.

  • Himself, for being wrong...LOLLLOLLLLOLLOLLL.

  • Hillary, Obama, and of Course Biden.

  • The FAKE NEWS.

  • The American Consumer.

  • So MANY awesome choices, but WE ALL KNOW trump will blame others.


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When the real effects of Countries refusing to do business with the USA, who will trump BLAME?
 


When the real effects of Countries refusing to do business with the USA, who will trump BLAME?
we'll blame you .. :biggrin:
 

Sure, if trump says so, you KNOW it's a LIE.

1). Prices WAY DOWN......no, that's a LIE, and when prices continue to rise, who will trump Blame?
2). Windmills, are you still beating this failed notion?.......LOLLLOLL.....Windmills....Dear Lord
3). Energy Prices Falling Big Time......Hardly.....and when prices continue to rise, who will trump Blame?
4). Gasoline at many years Low....No, it's currently HIGHER than when trump took office.
5). Tariffs Bringing in Trillions........it's a TAX on the American Consumer. Bravo for LESS Government.

Who will trump and his cult blame........ Stay Tuned.

Trump better NOT bail out the farmers with his failed tariffs, like he did in term 1.
I feel terrible for the farmers, but they did VOTE for this.
Sorry Farmers.......Stay Tuned.
 

What is the USA national Average Gas Price?
Just for the RECORD.




ChatGPT said:​

Here’s the latest on the U.S. national average gas price as of August 31, 2025:

Snapshot of Current Average Prices​

  • AAA reports the national average for regular gasoline is $3.188 per gallon as of today, August 31, 2025 AAA Fuel Prices.
  • The EIA (Energy Information Administration) shows that as of the week ending August 25, 2025, the average was $3.147, reflecting a slight rise from the previous week U.S. Energy Information Administration.
  • YCharts confirms a weekly average of $3.272 for the week of August 25, 2025, up from $3.251 the week before YCharts.
  • Finder reports the latest weekly national average at $3.20, up from $3.14 a week earlier finder.com.

Why the Variation in Figures?​

Different sources use different methods and data:
SourceAvg Gas PriceDateNotes
AAA$3.188Aug 31, 2025Daily retail-based reporting
EIA$3.147Week ending Aug 25, 2025Official government data, weekly averages
YCharts$3.272Week of Aug 25, 2025Broad "all grades/all formulations" average
Finder$3.20Week of Aug 28, 2025Weekly average across various data sources
These discrepancies come from differing scopes (like types of fuel), reporting frequencies (daily vs. weekly), and methodologies.
 
What is the USA national Average Gas Price?
Just for the RECORD.




ChatGPT said:​

Here’s the latest on the U.S. national average gas price as of August 31, 2025:


Snapshot of Current Average Prices​

  • AAA reports the national average for regular gasoline is $3.188 per gallon as of today, August 31, 2025 AAA Fuel Prices.
  • The EIA (Energy Information Administration) shows that as of the week ending August 25, 2025, the average was $3.147, reflecting a slight rise from the previous week U.S. Energy Information Administration.
  • YCharts confirms a weekly average of $3.272 for the week of August 25, 2025, up from $3.251 the week before YCharts.
  • Finder reports the latest weekly national average at $3.20, up from $3.14 a week earlier finder.com.

Why the Variation in Figures?​

Different sources use different methods and data:

SourceAvg Gas PriceDateNotes
AAA$3.188Aug 31, 2025Daily retail-based reporting
EIA$3.147Week ending Aug 25, 2025Official government data, weekly averages
YCharts$3.272Week of Aug 25, 2025Broad "all grades/all formulations" average
Finder$3.20Week of Aug 28, 2025Weekly average across various data sources
These discrepancies come from differing scopes (like types of fuel), reporting frequencies (daily vs. weekly), and methodologies.
you just dont get it that trumps worst day is 100x better than anything you had to offer,,

your tears feed our souls,,
 

The Windmill thing, AKA Wind Turbines.

Bird Deaths: LOLLOLLLOL.....Dear Lord.....What fools actually believe trump?........Durrrrr.
  • Bird Mortality Estimates
    • Widely quoted claim of 750,000 bird deaths/year by wind turbines is overstated; scientific estimates range 20,000–573,000 TIME.
    • In context, cats kill around 2.4 billion birds/year, building collisions kill about 600 million, while land-based turbines account for ~200,000 annual bird deaths Statista.

Wind Turbines in the USA – A Comprehensive Overview​

  • Installed Capacity & Growth
    • As of September 2019, the U.S. had over 100 GW of installed wind capacity, supplying nearly 7% of U.S. electricity Wikipedia.
    • Leading states: Texas (~27 GW), Iowa (~9 GW), and Oklahoma (~8 GW) Wikipedia.
  • Notable Wind Farms
    • Altamont Pass (California): One of the earliest and densest, with ~~4,930 small turbines, ~576 MW capacity**, producing around 1.1 TWh/year Wikipedia.
    • Blue Creek Wind Farm (Ohio): ~304 MW capacity producing ~797 GWh/year, enough for ~76,000 homes; significant local economic impact via jobs and tax revenue Wikipedia.
  • Economic and Regional Benefits
    • Wind capacity has grown tremendously since the 1990s, especially in plains and rural areas Carbon BriefWikipedia.
    • Counties installing wind saw per-capita income rise ~5% and GDP ~6.5%, with home values increasing ~2.6% in rural areas Carbon Brief.
 

Here’s a month-by-month breakdown of the U.S. national average regular gasoline price beginning in January 2025, based on available data:

U.S. Monthly Average Gas Prices – 2025 (USD per Gallon)

MonthAverage Price
January$3.08
February$3.12
March$3.10
April$3.17
May$3.15
June$3.15
July~$3.13

Data Sources & Notes

  • January to April 2025: Figures are from LendingTree’s summary of EIA monthly averages:
    • January: $3.08
    • February: $3.12
    • March: $3.10
    • April: $3.17 LendingTree
  • May 2025: Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reports the average as $3.15, down 0.7% from April Bureau of Transportation Statistics
  • June 2025: BTS again shows $3.15, unchanged from May Bureau of Transportation Statistics
  • July 2025: AAA weekly reports give a sense of the trend, with prices primarily fluctuating between $3.14–3.16, suggesting a ≈ $3.13 monthly average AAA Fuel Prices

Summary

  • Prices started 2025 down near four-year lows (~$3.08 in January).
  • A modest increase in spring peaked in April (~$3.17).
  • Summer months stabilized around $3.15, with July slightly lower (~$3.13).
  • Data for August onward isn't yet available in monthly format, but current weekly averages suggest continuity in the range of $3.15–$3.20 U.S. Energy Information Administration+1.
 
you just dont get it that trumps worst day is 100x better than anything you had to offer,,

your tears feed our souls,,
Well, I've done GREAT for the last 40+ years, regardless of POTUS.
Even Bush didn't destroy my wealth.

This thread is about tracking trumps tariffs.
Relax, you will have plenty of time to gloat IF he succeeds.

Meanwhile, it's about tracking the tariffs, without this tracking, you clowns will just make up FAKE stats/data/prices....etc.

You understand yet?
 
Well, I've done GREAT for the last 40+ years, regardless of POTUS.
Even Bush didn't destroy my wealth.

This thread is about tracking trumps tariffs.
Relax, you will have plenty of time to gloat IF he succeeds.

Meanwhile, it's about tracking the tariffs, without this tracking, you clowns will just make up FAKE stats/data/prices....etc.

You understand yet?
tell me more,,
 
Here’s a month-by-month breakdown of the U.S. national average regular gasoline price beginning in January 2025, based on available data:

U.S. Monthly Average Gas Prices – 2025 (USD per Gallon)


MonthAverage Price
January$3.08
February$3.12
March$3.10
April$3.17
May$3.15
June$3.15
July~$3.13


Data Sources & Notes

  • January to April 2025: Figures are from LendingTree’s summary of EIA monthly averages:
    • January: $3.08
    • February: $3.12
    • March: $3.10
    • April: $3.17 LendingTree
  • May 2025: Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reports the average as $3.15, down 0.7% from April Bureau of Transportation Statistics
  • June 2025: BTS again shows $3.15, unchanged from May Bureau of Transportation Statistics
  • July 2025: AAA weekly reports give a sense of the trend, with prices primarily fluctuating between $3.14–3.16, suggesting a ≈ $3.13 monthly average AAA Fuel Prices

Summary

  • Prices started 2025 down near four-year lows (~$3.08 in January).
  • A modest increase in spring peaked in April (~$3.17).
  • Summer months stabilized around $3.15, with July slightly lower (~$3.13).
  • Data for August onward isn't yet available in monthly format, but current weekly averages suggest continuity in the range of $3.15–$3.20 U.S. Energy Information Administration+1.
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When the real effects of Countries refusing to do business with the USA, who will trump BLAME?
The tariffs actually ARE working, Winco! You know how you can tell? The Democrats just used another liberal judge to try and stop it! Six months ago they were saying that the tariffs would cause inflation and a recession...now they realize that they were totally wrong on that and they're desperate to stop what's working!
 
The tariffs actually ARE working, Winco! You know how you can tell? The Democrats just used another liberal judge to try and stop it! Six months ago they were saying that the tariffs would cause inflation and a recession...now they realize that they were totally wrong on that and they're desperate to stop what's working!
Just reporting the FACTS.
If you have "alternative facts" then post them, right here, right now.
This is just a FACTUAL way to document the prices, just as a comparison of future prices, from the tariffs.
You KNOW, just for the facts.

can you provide an average price of the price of milk, eggs, chicken, ground beef, sirloin steak, and soy beans on a monthly basis since January 2025



ChatGPT said:​

Here are the average U.S. retail prices for the specified items in June 2025 and July 2025, drawn from BLS data:

Average Prices (U.S. City Average)​

Based on the BLS "Average price data (in U.S. dollars), selected items" table:
ItemJune 2025 PriceJuly 2025 Price
Milk (fresh, whole, per gallon)$4.029$4.162
Eggs (Grade A, large, per dozen)$3.775$3.599
Chicken (fresh, whole, per pound)$1.864$1.793
Ground beef (100% beef, per pound)$6.103$6.338
Sirloin steak (Beef steak average, per pound)Not separately listed here—see additional source below
  • Milk rose from $4.03 to $4.16 per gallon, indicating a slight increase.
  • Eggs fell from $3.78 to $3.60 per dozen—continuing the decline following earlier spikes.
  • Whole chicken dropped modestly from $1.86 to $1.79 per pound.
  • Ground beef increased, moving from about $6.10 to $6.34 per pound. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Sirloin Steak (Beef Steak)​

Macrotrends reports:
  • July 2025: Average U.S. beef steak price (which includes sirloin-type cuts) was $11.88 per pound. Macrotrends
Although we don't have an explicit June 2025 steak price from Macrotrends in that table, we can infer the trend: BLS notes an 8% year-over-year increase for uncooked beef steaks in June, with the June average above $11 per pound. Quartz

Summary​

  • June 2025:
    • Milk: $4.03/gal
    • Eggs: $3.78/dozen
    • Chicken (whole): $1.86/lb
    • Ground beef: $6.10/lb
    • Sirloin steak: Estimated slightly below $11.88, likely around $11 (based on trend)
  • July 2025:
    • Milk: $4.16/gal
    • Eggs: $3.60/dozen
    • Chicken (whole): $1.79/lb
    • Ground beef: $6.34/lb
    • Sirloin steak: $11.88/lb

ℹ Snapshot of Market Movements​

  • Milk and ground beef continued upward, reflecting rising production and supply chain pressures.
  • Eggs and chicken saw modest declines, possibly easing consumer prices.
  • Steak (including sirloin) remains high—Macrotrends puts July at $11.88/lb, aligning with general beef inflation trends.Macrotrends
 
What about the price of gaming systems? Can you provide the average cost of the major gaming systems on February 2025

ChatGPT said:​

Here’s what I found on the average U.S. prices in February 2025 for major gaming systems—PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch models:


Inflation-Adjusted Retail Prices (February 2025)​

From InflationStation, which provides current price equivalents adjusted for inflation:

These values reflect what the consoles would cost in 2025, accounting for inflation.


Launch MSRP Comparisons​

From Wikipedia on ninth-generation consoles:

  • PlayStation 5 (standard): launch MSRP $499.99
  • PlayStation 5 Digital Edition: $399.99
  • PlayStation 5 Pro: $699.99
  • Xbox Series X: $499.99
  • Xbox Series S: $299.99
    Wikipedia

Estimated Average February 2025 Retail Prices​

Combining the adjusted values with context, here’s a snapshot of approximate prices gamers might have paid in February 2025:

  • PlayStation 5 (standard): ~$612
  • PlayStation 5 Digital Edition: ~$489
  • Xbox Series X: ~$612
  • Xbox Series S: ~$367
  • Nintendo Switch (OLED): ~$403
  • Nintendo Switch (original/base): ~$391

Analysis & Insights​

  • Both the standard PS5 and Xbox Series X appear significantly pricier in early 2025—they're close to $612 using inflation-adjusted pricing.
  • The Digital Edition of the PS5 remains notably cheaper, around $489, similar to its original MSRP plus inflation.
  • The Xbox Series S remains the most affordable next-gen option, significantly lower cost at around $367.
  • Nintendo Switch models are priced in the low $400s, with the OLED version a bit more costly than the original base model.
 
15th post
See previous POST for comparison.

What is the current prices of those same items, in August 2025

ChatGPT said:​

Here’s the current average U.S. retail pricing as of August 2025 for major gaming systems:

PlayStation 5 Family – August 2025​

Sony officially raised all U.S. prices for the PS5 line by $50 starting August 21, 2025:
This aligns with Sony’s formal announcements and reporting by multiple outlets. GamesRadar+Barron'sNew York PostTechRadar

Xbox Series X/S – August 2025​

Recent reporting (via VGChartz sales analyst) indicates these updated U.S. prices:
  • Xbox Series X: $599.99 (or $549.99 Digital edition; larger variations up to $729.99 for 2 TB models)
  • Xbox Series S: $379.99 (512 GB) / $429.99 (1 TB)
    VGChartz

Nintendo Switch Family – August 2025​

Nintendo also raised prices of its original Switch models effective August 3, 2025, likely due to tariff impacts. Wikipedia
VGChartz provides updated U.S. prices post-increase:
  • Nintendo Switch (legacy model): $339.99 (up from $299.99)
  • Switch OLED: $399.99 (up from $349.99)
  • Switch Lite: $229.99 (up from $199.99)
    VGChartz

Nintendo Switch 2 – New Release Info​

Additionally, the next-gen Nintendo Switch 2 launched on June 5, 2025. Its current price remains at $449 in the U.S.—no change since launch.
Wikipedia+1

Snapshot Table: August 2025 Pricing (USA)​

ConsolePrice (August 2025)
PlayStation 5 (standard)$549.99
PS5 Digital Edition$499.99
PS5 Pro$749.99
Xbox Series X (1 TB disc)$599.99
Xbox Series X (Digital)$549.99
Xbox Series S (512 GB)$379.99
Xbox Series S (1 TB)$429.99
Switch (legacy)$339.99
Nintendo Switch OLED$399.99
Nintendo Switch Lite$229.99
Nintendo Switch 2$449.00

Summary & Insights​

  • PlayStation 5 saw a significant mid-August price jump—standard laddered to $550, digital to $500, Pro to $750.
  • Xbox Series models are also higher than original launch MSRPs, particularly the Series X reaching $600.
  • Nintendo Switch models have been repriced upward—OLED now at $400, while legacy models approach the mid-$300s.
  • The newly released Switch 2 maintains its launch price of $449, relatively high compared to older models.

 
Did the US have tariffs under Biden?

Yes, the US had tariffs under the Biden administration (January 20, 2021–January 20, 2025). The administration largely maintained the tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, particularly on Chinese imports, and introduced additional targeted tariffs.Here’s a summary based on available information:
  • Retention of Trump-Era Tariffs: Biden kept most of the tariffs from Trump’s first term, including those on Chinese goods under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, which covered roughly $335 billion of imports at an average rate of 19.3% in February 2020, rising to around 20% by 2021. These tariffs targeted goods like steel, aluminum, and various consumer products, generating about $175 billion in customs duties during Biden’s term, compared to $89 billion under Trump.

  • New Tariff Increases: In May 2024, Biden announced hikes on $18 billion of Chinese imports, effective September 27, 2024, targeting strategic sectors like electric vehicles (100%), solar cells (50%), and batteries, steel, aluminum, and medical goods (25%). Further increases on solar wafers, polysilicon, and tungsten products (50% and 25%) took effect January 1, 2025. These aimed to counter China’s unfair trade practices, such as intellectual property theft and overcapacity.

 
Did the US have tariffs under Biden?
Yes.




Never suggested otherwise.
Difference is.....that trumps flip flopping has caused WW nations to question what trump is doing.


We are talking about trumps current tariff WAR.

How will it affect the following:

1) the prices of all the items mentioned above. Maybe trump is correct. This is just for reference, so that you can't manipulate the prices at a later date. If the Prices above are wrong, please counter with you own alternative data.....LOLLOLL

2). Inflation....yet to be seen. Dear Lord, I hope this tariff thing doesn't increase inflation.
Time will tell, you have to agree with that.....right?

Can you post some inflation data, IF I post it, the cult will call it FAKE NEWS.
So please, post the inflation data for the last 12 months.
You have that ability, right?
 


When the real effects of Countries refusing to do business with the USA, who will trump BLAME?

We get it, you hate Trump.

i hate trump.webp
 
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