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Was Trump The Best Economic Choice?

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The inflation rate since Biden has been in office is historically bad. Prices are nearly 22% higher with Biden at the helm.


Was he the best economic choice or are the antics and things like police and presidential immunity too dangerous to negate?
 
I dont know shit about economics or how it works or what trump does for the equation, but im a welder right now. Very blue collar job. Im not political really. I find myself siding on the left side of things more than the right side, but at the same time I can see the point in both sides of the argument. I just dont think there's a good answer for most of those arguments. Regarding trump tho, everyone at the job is stoked for him to be pres as they say in his first term everyone was getting paid really well and work contracts were booming.

I understand not every company will have that same effect but apparently for the labor work force whatever he does is apparently beneficial for them. I hope this thread will teach me more.
 
Tariffs on China are going to shoot the price of goods through the roof everybody on social media are taking screenshots of prices of goods today to see what it looks like in 4 years
 
In regards to the tariffs, is his plan to force companies to sell American made products?
 
Fuuucccckkkk Nooooo

People really think the tariffs are going to help consumers? Businesses will just put the cost on the product and shit will increase more than it is now

The point behind high ass tariffs is to make it economically feasible to bring manufacturing back to the US, thus giving the people jobs and stimulating the economy.

The shortsightedness, however, is that it would likely take more than his 4 years to see the results of that.
 
Not him nor his party

Former President Donald Trump is attacking Vice President Kamala Harris’ plan for a federal ban on price gouging by grocery stores and food suppliers as “Soviet-style” controls.
But Republican state officials across the country have embraced the idea of capping excessive prices for years.
GOP state attorneys general, as well as many of their Democratic counterparts, have moved to stop companies from charging what they view as exorbitant increases in the cost of some goods in certain circumstances.

In Texas, Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, sued a large egg supplier for raising prices by about 300 percent at the height of the pandemic lockdowns in 2020.


 
The point behind high ass tariffs is to make it economically feasible to bring manufacturing back to the US, thus giving the people jobs and stimulating the economy.

The shortsightedness, however, is that it would likely take more than his 4 years to see the results of that.
Plus who's gonna follow up on it? Especially if ppl aren't happy with the immediate results and vote out everyone that was trying to make it work?
 
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