#47 President Donald Trump
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Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
He has been threatening tariffs from day one. Any chaos is caused by companies and countries that refuse take him seriously, even after his actions during his first term. Our historical way of legislating does not seem to work, at least from Trump's perspective.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
Anyone else not getting the Google Maps update?
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DE4173 said:Anyone else not getting the Google Maps update?Mine still shows "Gulf of Mexico. It's just another one of Trump's games to distract us.But even Trump himself is a distraction. The real story is Musk and his plan to use AI to control the country. And that's no conspiracy theory. It's happening.
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HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Who the fuck in their right minds is against ANYTHING Trump has done so far? You're all out of your fucking minds and need to step out of the echo chamber.
Deport people who came in illegally (I assume you know what that word means)
Address the overgrown Fentanyl crisis - (I do love the - it's only .2% or whatever stupid ratio - it's all bad. Let's get it all.)
Audit and purge excessive spending of money we don't have
Stop wars around the world, including proposing rebuilding Gaza properly so people there can live properly and not subject to Stone Age theories
1% of spending, 1% of Fentanyl, who gives a shit? Why would anyone in their right mind argue with eliminating the waste and destruction?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.
So, back to my first question - name 1 "global chaos" happening right now? I mean, I know as racist Schumer said - all beer comes from Mexico and he's worried about losing his slave labor, but besides that.
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EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Stop wars around the world, including proposing rebuilding Gaza properly so people there can live properly and not subject to Stone
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EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Who the fuck in their right minds is against ANYTHING Trump has done so far? You're all out of your fucking minds and need to step out of the echo chamber.
Deport people who came in illegally (I assume you know what that word means)
Address the overgrown Fentanyl crisis - (I do love the - it's only .2% or whatever stupid ratio - it's all bad. Let's get it all.)
Audit and purge excessive spending of money we don't have
Stop wars around the world, including proposing rebuilding Gaza properly so people there can live properly and not subject to Stone Age theories
1% of spending, 1% of Fentanyl, who gives a shit? Why would anyone in their right mind argue with eliminating the waste and destruction?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.
So, back to my first question - name 1 "global chaos" happening right now? I mean, I know as racist Schumer said - all beer comes from Mexico and he's worried about losing his slave labor, but besides that.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Who the fuck in their right minds is against ANYTHING Trump has done so far? You're all out of your fucking minds and need to step out of the echo chamber.
Deport people who came in illegally (I assume you know what that word means)
Address the overgrown Fentanyl crisis - (I do love the - it's only .2% or whatever stupid ratio - it's all bad. Let's get it all.)
Audit and purge excessive spending of money we don't have
Stop wars around the world, including proposing rebuilding Gaza properly so people there can live properly and not subject to Stone Age theories
1% of spending, 1% of Fentanyl, who gives a shit? Why would anyone in their right mind argue with eliminating the waste and destruction?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.
So, back to my first question - name 1 "global chaos" happening right now? I mean, I know as racist Schumer said - all beer comes from Mexico and he's worried about losing his slave labor, but besides that.0 -
EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
you want to know the global chaos? Its doubt that the US will be a properly functioning global leader.0 -
No one is arguing about any of those things (well anything that isn't kicking Palestinians out of Gaza), its the heavy handed execution of it that people are taking issue with and based on the first term, there isn't a confidence that it will be well intentioned or even done correctly. So people are off put.
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EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.0 -
Tim Simmons said:EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.0 -
Legislation is a term used broadly in most democracies. Whether it be enacted by the judiciary, legislative, or executive branches.I always love when some doosh who knows nothing about anything outside his own borders tries to criticize others.I also use the letter “u” in some words.Reminds when I often see idiot conservatives try to “own the libs” when they use the word “democracy” when referring to the states. “We’re not a democracy, we’re a republic”. So, so intelligent.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0
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EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Who the fuck in their right minds is against ANYTHING Trump has done so far? You're all out of your fucking minds and need to step out of the echo chamber.
Deport people who came in illegally (I assume you know what that word means)
Address the overgrown Fentanyl crisis - (I do love the - it's only .2% or whatever stupid ratio - it's all bad. Let's get it all.)
Audit and purge excessive spending of money we don't have
Stop wars around the world, including proposing rebuilding Gaza properly so people there can live properly and not subject to Stone Age theories
1% of spending, 1% of Fentanyl, who gives a shit? Why would anyone in their right mind argue with eliminating the waste and destruction?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.
So, back to my first question - name 1 "global chaos" happening right now? I mean, I know as racist Schumer said - all beer comes from Mexico and he's worried about losing his slave labor, but besides that.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
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Burning a house down because it's infested w/ ants makes sense if you don't think about it.0 -
Tim Simmons said:EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
Y'all sucked into a cult and the reason you can't get out of it is you'd have to admit you were wrong all along.Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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Tim Simmons said:EdsonNascimento said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:HughFreakingDillon said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Lerxst1992 said:Get_Right said:Like it or not, politics is a dirty business in the US. To think otherwise is to be naive. Trump made a promise to levy tariffs if our neighboring countries do not allocate more resources to border security. He kept his promise in less than a month. The efficacy remains to been seen and it is likely his executive orders would not withstand judicial scrutiny, but he made a promise and kept it. I cannot say that about many politicians in the US.No one manipulates facts like this dude. No one.And your comment is Not exactly true when taken in context, per the AP:
“Unlike during the 2024 campaign, when Trump billed his economic agenda as guaranteed to reduce the cost of living for Americans, the Republcan president now is acknowledging what many economists have long forecasted: that the levies could yield higher prices and lower supplies across the market.”
My comments address his actions on tariffs regarding border security, not economic impact of tariffs on US citizens with respect to the importation of tangible goods or the cost of living. It does not take much manipulation of facts to assess the financial impact of fentanyl being imported into our country, whether direct from China or through our North American neighbors. And all politicians manipulate facts to support their agenda.So in your republican logic, let’s tank our economy to solve ten percent of the immigration problem, maybe.
Not immigration. Drug smuggling.
.2%, of identified fentanyl seizures. That does not account for what was not identified, or other drugs that may contain fentanyl. Do people really think it is a bad thing if Canada and Mexico increased border security with drug smugglers as a specific target? They have 30 days to put their money where their mouth is. Trump may very well be a moron, and I can see how people think this is bad politics. But if Canada and Mexico do even 20% of what they promised, then fewer drugs may enter our country. I fail to see how that is a bad thing.
What is idiotic about issuing executive orders to try and get traction from our neighbors?
you want to know the global chaos? Its doubt that the US will be a properly functioning global leader.hippiemom = goodness0 -
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