Trump Tariff will Kill the Economy

[Mako]

It must drive you nutters crazy when the news of the day doesn't fit your narrative and even CNN has to grudgingly admit it.

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[Copier Addict]

It really is amazing the amount of venom he has. He hates this country along with his Canadian counterpart.

Wrong again. I don't hate the US.
You have me confused with your angry, hateful counterpart who hates Canada.
I have not hidden the fact that trumpty dumpty is an absolute moron and severely cognitively impaired, but that doesn't translate to me hating the US.

[Mako]

This thread was started by a liberal Trump hater who apparently knows absolutely nothing about the world economy.

It really is amazing the amount of venom he has. He hates this country along with his Canadian counterpart.

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Major tomato importer NatureSweet warns of price increases as the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexican exporters ends, bringing a nearly 21% tariff on imports. bit.ly/44FKfEO

The orange turd now wants a 30percent oh Joy

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Wow pretty amazing

Who pays the Trump Tax YOU DO

So you bitch and moaned about inflation but willing to pay more for everything

Yep retard is too kind

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So true

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This thread was started by a liberal Trump hater who apparently knows absolutely nothing about the world economy.

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This thread is now 41 pages and I'm hoping someone can help me out........The economy doesn't seem to be dead. I'm even having a better 2025 than 2024 thus far at the half way point of the year. What happened?

Above your level buddy



The U.S. economy shrank faster than previously thought during the first three months of 2025, with growth contracting for the first time in three years.

The country's gross domestic product fell at an annual rate of 0.5% from January through March, the Commerce Department reported Thursday in its third and final GDP report for the period. The agency's initial first-quarter GDP report, issued in April, estimated a 0.3% decline, which was later revised to a 0.2% dip in its second print.

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Oh Joy
A proposed 200% tariff on imported medications, part of a broader federal trade policy initiative, is sparking serious concern across the healthcare industry. As other proposed tariffs are set to take effect August 1, this measure is intended to push pharmaceutical manufacturing back to U.S. soil. But experts warn that the immediate effect could be sharp price increases and reduced access to essential, life-saving drugs for millions of Americans.



Nearly 80% of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) used in U.S. medications and 80 to 90% of all generic drugs are imported, with most brought from countries that could be directly impacted by the tariff. Hospitals, pharmacies, and health plans fear the added costs will be passed down to consumers, especially those who rely on generics or maintenance medications. Some pharmacies are already reevaluating supply contracts and warning of potential price hikes or shortages in the coming months.

[slimslob]

This thread is now 41 pages and I'm hoping someone can help me out........The economy doesn't seem to be dead. I'm even having a better 2025 than 2024 thus far at the half way point of the year. What happened?

This thread was started by a liberal Trump hater who apparently knows absolutely nothing about the world economy.

[Mako]

This thread is now 41 pages and I'm hoping someone can help me out........The economy doesn't seem to be dead. I'm even having a better 2025 than 2024 thus far at the half way point of the year. What happened?

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Tariff chaos: Trump threatens Canada with 35% tariff sending market futures tumbling

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The cost of copper for U.S. buyers has rocketed after President Donald Trump said he would impose a 50% tariff on imports of the metal.
➡️ It means that already elevated prices are now even higher in the U.S. than elsewhere — and analysts warned of a hit to businesses and the wider U.S. economy as a result.

➡️ The U.S. imports just under half of its copper, which is used in products ranging from machinery, electronics and household goods to housing and infrastructure projects.

Read Jenni Reid's report: cnb.cx/4eIXs4k

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President Donald Trump on Monday set a 25% tax on goods imported from Japan and South Korea, as well as new tariff rates on a dozen other nations that would go into effect on Aug. 1.

Oh Joy

America now pay more for the same shit as the world laughs at US

Dumbass

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Just goes to show how stupid you liberals can be. At the start of the 2020 primaries most Democrats were saying that they did not want an old white man as their candidate. But then all the other candidates bit the dust and they were left with Biden .

Hey Mako, if he can't start using the proper Title of Respect for the Office of the President and addressing people by their actual name, start Flagging his posts for being rude.

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