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That's not what was done. Maybe come back when you're updated on the actual news.

Didn't happen.

You're the one that clearly needs help.

The Kremlin propagandists are loving it!

Of course golf is more important!

He's not a well man physically or mentally. 2028? Hardly likely.

He should be ousted but I don't know how that could happen. A president can't be impeached for bad policies. That said there are multiple impeachable offenses he has already committed and more to come. But it's ultimately about political will. His approval rating would need to go down to the bare bones hard core maga fascist cult. So a low of 30 percent. Then enough republicans in the house and senate would need to step up and do the right thing. Possible perhaps if they saw personal political benefit from doing that. I do predict MASSIVE STREET ACTIONS. It has already started this weekend. There will be millions protesting in DC sooner or later. But I don't know how street actions can depose a US president. He would likely call martial law and kill many of them. That might add to the first scenario -- political pressure to impeach. I'm only predicting the mass street actions. 100 percent confident in that part.

Wow. I must say my sneaker example was really spot on. Nike (the sneaker factory people in Vietnam) says they will NOT build sneaker factories in the US. They realize they will now sell many fewer sneaks to Americans who won't be able to afford them with the the Trump Tax Tariffs addeed so they'll simply sell to other markets. SUCH AS THAILAND! Without the Trump Tax Tariffs. www.benzinga.com/markets/equities/25/04/44640220/peter-schiff-says-nike-wont-build-factories-in-us-they-will-sell-to-countries-like-china-a-much-better-strategy-amid-trump-tariffs Peter Schiff Says Nike 'Won't Build Factories' In US, They Will Sell To Countries Like China: A Much Better Strategy Amid Trump Tariffs - Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ:LULU), Columbia Sportswear (NASDAQ:COLM) - Benzinga

It's always been Putin's propaganda line to assert that there are no grounds to criticize him because the USA is just as bad. I'm saddened to say that the Trump version of the USA is trending towards being even worse.

Everyone who has been paying attention would have guessed. The sleazeball narcissistf felon in chief always goes lower. On that you can bank (if you've got anything left).

Sadly, too late for that. He already has.

Recession? Little doubt. The really serious question is whether Donald Trump is leading us into a depression.

Don't be so flippin' dense! I clearly explained what I meant MULTIPLE TIMES. Don't play act that you don't get it. You don't really want to engage the topic here. You don't like the topic here so all you've got is a personal attack on me. Obnoxious noise really.

Of course I think most products contain international parts regardless of where assembled. Was globalism so bad really? Note this podcast that asserts that even if the supposed Trump goal of bringing back a golden age of manufacturing jobs will only bring back an additional 2 percent and that's best case scenario

Well we do know that Donald Trump has committed the most momentous own goal against his own country ever. The damage to the American brand is permanent. OK, I'm now an older gentleman but if I was a young American I would seriously be looking into expatriating to a nation with a sane government to build my future. The USA is now a quicksand country. Empires come. Empites go. But they don't have to go so rapidly by intentional national SUICIDE.

That would have been a meaningless pablum question. In a sleazy manner you take snippets out to distort the context. We already know things about what's happening and I appropriately framed the question I was actually asking. Trump announced massive new tariffs globally with Thailand and Vietnam used in the sneaker example being among the hardest hit. We know for a fact how tariffs work even if the destructive narcissist in the white house doesn't. To wit -- Tariffs have nothing to do with trade imbalances Tariffs are not paid by the tariffed nation. Instead they are paid by the importer who then needs to pass on that extra cost to consumers. (In effect a TAX on consumers.) So back to the sneaker example. When the new Trump Tax Tariffs hit Vietnam sneakers imported into the US will need to cost more to cover that new large cost factor. US consumers pay that. The same sneakers imported to Thailand from Vietnam are of course not subject to Trump Tax Tariffs. So an American expat in Thailand in effect gets a "tax break" compared to US based consumers on the purchase of the same sneakers. Obviously there are many complex cost factors that go into retail sales, but the sneaker example is used here to focus on the Trump Tax Tariff factor alone.

Stop trolling. Read the OP.

He's attacking American consumers with massive tax spikes.

Did you even read the OP?

Pathetic.

Your post is insane. Obviously when the Trump Tax tariffs come into effect against Vietnam sneakers imported to the US are going to need to cost much more to absorb the tariff. Yes some total maga cult morons think the foreign country pays the tariffs. Nope. The US importer pays and passes the cost to consumers. So basically a new tax. DUH.

More like faking not understanding. Now that's trolling!

Wrong.

Another thought. Assuming the biggest market for Vietnamese made sneakers is the US obviously many will refuse to buy them with new Trump Tax prices. So considering normal supply and demand pressures wouldn't that mean that those sneakers in Thailand should likely go down in price?

My SS direct deposit to a US account came in much later than it ever had before. I'm not stressed as it did come in. But I'm wondering if this is a widespread thing and related to the Musk big ball boys?