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Re: POTUS 45.30: "Stormy Weather...It Keeps on Rainin' all the Time..."
John Huber's back. Now Trump's once again in charge. Sorry, Müller.
John Huber's back. Now Trump's once again in charge. Sorry, Müller.
Ah, here we go.
“BREAKING: The Chinese government has retaliated against President Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on its goods by imposing $50 billion of its own tariffs on US goods ranging from soybeans — the top US agricultural export to China — to cars and airplanes.”
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Facts matter? Just today: 1)Trump says US pays 80% of NATO budget; it's 22%. 2) Amazon has sweetheart PO deal; they pay same bulk rate as everybody else. 3)PO loses billions on Amazon; PO MAKES billions from Amazon. 4)Pollution regs crushing auto industry; record sales for yrs.</p>— Bill Carter (@wjcarter) <a href="https://twitter.com/wjcarter/status/981255923938230274?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 3, 2018</a></blockquote>
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That's not exactly breaking. We knew about that last week.
Ah, here we go.
“BREAKING: The Chinese government has retaliated against President Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on its goods by imposing $50 billion of its own tariffs on US goods ranging from soybeans — the top US agricultural export to China — to cars and airplanes.”
WASHINGTON — In his first report to Congress as the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Mick Mulvaney called on lawmakers on Monday to cripple the agency that he has been temporarily tasked with overseeing.
Mr. Mulvaney, a longtime and unapologetic critic of the financial crisis-era bureau, has spent the last several months freezing its enforcement activities, dropping cases on payday lenders and shutting out career staff from major decisions. He has called for the bureau to be more “humble” and less aggressive in its efforts to protect consumers and to consider the impact on businesses when making decisions.
Last month, Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, the Republican chairman of the House Financial Services Committee and a longtime proponent for curbing the agency’s power, said he was willing to get behind a financial regulation bill that left the consumer bureau untouched. The reason: He supports Mr. Mulvaney.
“Right now, I’m very happy,” he said of the bureau’s direction under Mr. Mulvaney. “May he rule forever.”
So, is Trump literally trying to destroy the US economy with the Tariff's and this Amazon thing? And why would he want to do that? I don't get it.
That's not exactly breaking. We knew about that last week.
because all he knows is simplistic tough-talking about complex issues, and doesn't understand or doesn't care about the repercussions his chosen actions will have over the long term, other than making him feel tough, decisive, and manly. cause he's an imbecile.
gonna run the country like it was a business. just wish it wasn't like a Trump casino.
He's got a bad gambler's mindset. This morning he tweeted "When you're already $500 billion down, you can't lose!"
gonna run the country like it was a business. just wish it wasn't like a Trump casino.
No he didn't.
No he didn't.
This is the time to really stick it to the trump voters. I'm starting to hope we go into a recession. The market tanks, I shove more money into the market. I get more money when it rebounds after we get a stable president.