Leopards Eating MAGA Faces (The Trump Policies Being Implemented Thread)
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MAGA Billionaire Dramatically Turns on Trump’s Tariff Cheerleader
Bill Ackman said Howard Lutnick was “indifferent” to the mess he has helped create, before questioning the commerce secretary’s economic acumen.
yeah eating too much is just as bad.
[How's that working out for you] I voted for you but there are no jobs near me. People are struggling out here and we're not going to make it. I'm getting laid off and I can't find a job no matter how much I apply to anything. Inflation in my area is still pretty high. I don't know what I'm going to do
[How's that working out for you] I voted for you but there are no jobs near me. People are struggling out here and we're not going to make it. I'm getting laid off and I can't find a job no matter how much I apply to anything. Inflation in my area is still pretty high. I don't know what I'm going to do
Living in a red state is a death sentence for economic reasons. No one around that person has a job?
That a recipe of going to a failed state, like Afghanistan.
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[How's that working out for you] I voted for you but there are no jobs near me. People are struggling out here and we're not going to make it. I'm getting laid off and I can't find a job no matter how much I apply to anything. Inflation in my area is still pretty high. I don't know what I'm going to do
sounds like they need pull them straps up and get to a different location to find a job. Maybe they can go stand out in front of home depot? maybe they can take one of those jobs and "illegal" was doing
[Big brain energy] All I know is I voted for you and now I regret it. Kamala predicted a recession under your presidency and I guess she was right you lying sack of ball shyt.
Sound off if youre surprised. He sure was.
47 Voter May Be Partially To Blame. Subsequently scolded by John Fugelsang. Partial Re-Post Due to Update.
“We’re all trying to find the guy who did this…”
While Trump is advertising for people to buy $DJT, the people in the comments section are less than happy.
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Commented on Wed Apr 9 14:05:32 2025 UTC
We aren't close to the bottom yet.
We aren't close to the bottom yet.
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│ people haven't even notably lost their jobs yet. March jobs report is still positive. (ignore the fact it's positive by less than the total number of furloughed federal employees who are essentially fired but haven't been counted yet)
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│ A lot of people on here may not have been making meaningful memories in 2008, or may have blacked out any they were making... but the stock market doens't mean shyt. Employment is the engine that drives the country, and everything that's happening right now is just the prelude to people losing their jobs. Start seeing some of those brand-new mortgages on ridiculously overpriced houses go into foreclosure. Or even worse, your cash-out refi crowd who had some equity and blew it all on vacations fancier than their income should allow or mid-life crisis sports cars.
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│ Losing 10% of a stock portfolio that was already over-inflated is nothing. We're still at the apex of the rollercoaster. The stock market's panic is just the process of first being able to look over the edge before you actually start to fall.
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│ people haven't even notably lost their jobs yet. March jobs report is still positive. (ignore the fact it's positive by less than the total number of furloughed federal employees who are essentially fired but haven't been counted yet)
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│ A lot of people on here may not have been making meaningful memories in 2008, or may have blacked out any they were making... but the stock market doens't mean shyt. Employment is the engine that drives the country, and everything that's happening right now is just the prelude to people losing their jobs. Start seeing some of those brand-new mortgages on ridiculously overpriced houses go into foreclosure. Or even worse, your cash-out refi crowd who had some equity and blew it all on vacations fancier than their income should allow or mid-life crisis sports cars.
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│ Losing 10% of a stock portfolio that was already over-inflated is nothing. We're still at the apex of the rollercoaster. The stock market's panic is just the process of first being able to look over the edge before you actually start to fall.
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│ │ Commented on Wed Apr 9 15:14:58 2025 UTC
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│ │ Tariff inflation is only going to start hitting from now on too.
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│ │ Tariff inflation is only going to start hitting from now on too.
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│ │ │ Commented on Wed Apr 9 15:38:09 2025 UTC
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│ │ │ The news was saying yesterday that stocks of many imported goods like tvs and electronics etc. have a 3-4 month buffer right now until they’re gone. So in one quarter we could see most things we buy double in price and beyond.
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│ │ │ The news was saying yesterday that stocks of many imported goods like tvs and electronics etc. have a 3-4 month buffer right now until they’re gone. So in one quarter we could see most things we buy double in price and beyond.
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│ │ │ │ When replacement inventory cost goes up, you sell current inventory at the new price.
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│ │ │ │ Tariff'd goods won't hit the US East Coast until May at the earliest, but you'll start seeing price increases now, even on inventory that's got an 8 month buffer.
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│ │ │ │ Tariff'd goods won't hit the US East Coast until May at the earliest, but you'll start seeing price increases now, even on inventory that's got an 8 month buffer.
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Another round up of foolish food for you today. FAFO
Montana towns & Trump voters are feeling the effects of Canadians boycotting the US. I found this on this on the Montana subreddit.
