Trumpy-nomics -- "fixing" an economy that is already great. What could possibly go wrong?

[Hawaiian]

11 hours ago, G_Money said:

Don Lemon is one unhappy camper.

 

Too bad, so sad for the other Donny.

 

Not quite meltdown material but I guarantee his off camera episode will qualify as a meltdown.

 

Similar to Fat White Dudes For Harris.

 

Lets not forget donut lover Mike Moore.

 

These two make Trump look like a body builder.  I’m sure @Walker88 would agree.

 

 

 

 

 

Comedy hour?

[thaibeachlovers]

On 12/13/2024 at 11:56 PM, gamb00ler said:

Another classic non sequitur given the context that seems to have eluded you.

There was context? Well goodness gracious me, who would have known that?

[NanLaew]

On 12/12/2024 at 2:07 PM, thaibeachlovers said:

It has occurred to me that whoever was pulling Biden's strings the last couple of years determined that the economy was doomed whoever won the election and inserted a "sure to lose" candidate into the campaign, so that Trump ( and the GOP ) would be blamed for the debacle.

Whether that is true or not it does seem that chickens will be returning to roost and the sky will indeed fall, though not because of climate change.

 

To entertain any notion that this alleged epiphany of yours may be true is quite the funniest thing I have read on a Sunday. Quite possibly ever. Thanks!

 

On 12/12/2024 at 2:11 PM, thaibeachlovers said:

The only people that believe what the poster you responded to said are the ones that claim that Obama rescued the economy and not Trump.

Sad deluded people.

 

Oh my goodness, you're really on form in the funny as all <deleted> show today, aren't you?

 

But humor aside, being a member of the "cause and effect" deniers club is never good look.

 

[thaibeachlovers]

On 12/14/2024 at 12:53 PM, simple1 said:

<snipped for brevity> Not to me as he's appointing sycophants for very important roles with little or no experience. As well as indulging in nepotism which I believe it not a good outlook for the American people. 

Well, for sure he's not going to employ Kelly or Bolton, is he?

 

He got dragged down last time because he didn't understand how devious the Washington establishment is and isn't going to get fooled again.

Trump didn't have any political experience last time, but he's had 8 years to wise up. He knows what he wants to do and is employing people to help him with that, not stab him in the back.

 

There will be no Democrat fake Russian dossiers this time and no Sessions traitors to let the wolves have him.

[thaibeachlovers]

1 minute ago, NanLaew said:

 

To entertain any notion that this alleged epiphany of yours may be true is quite the funniest thing I have read on a Sunday. Quite possibly ever. Thanks!

 

 

Oh my goodness, you're really on form in the funny as all <deleted> show today, aren't you?

 

But humor aside, being a member of the "cause and effect" deniers club is never good look.

 

If you are critiquing me I must be doing something right. Thanks for showing me that I'm on the right path.

[NanLaew]

18 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

If you are critiquing me I must be doing something right. Thanks for showing me that I'm on the right path.

 

ROFLMAO...

[thaibeachlovers]

1 minute ago, NanLaew said:

 

ROFLMAO...

English is the only acceptable language on AN. Try again.

[NanLaew]

2 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

English is the only acceptable language on AN. Try again.

Triggered.

 

Too easy.

 

Buh-bye

[gamb00ler]

53 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

There was context? Well goodness gracious me, who would have known that?

perhaps you pose a rhetorical question

 

But, there is an answer of course...  those who pay attention to the conversation that took place prior to the post which has obviously befuddled you.

[WDSmart]

What could go wrong?

• First of all, Trump was elected to be the next president. That was wrong.
• For the next four years, he will try to enact all his insane policies, and they will all go wrong.
• When his policies start to fail, he will blame that on someone else. That will also, hopefully, go wrong, and he will be held accountable for his failures. 

[johnc925]

Why does this clown even have a voice here? Are you a liberal who still cannot face the fact that the parties in power have been destroying the economy and world balance? Get a clue! 😒

[johnc925]

36 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

What could go wrong?

• First of all, Trump was elected to be the next president. That was wrong.
• For the next four years, he will try to enact all his insane policies, and they will all go wrong.
• When his policies start to fail, he will blame that on someone else. That will also, hopefully, go wrong, and he will be held accountable for his failures. 

You couldn't be more wrong and misinformed.  We've tolerated quite enough from the Obama and Bidiot regimes. 

[kingstonkid]

18 hours ago, transam said:

Eeeeeeeeeeer, Trump has told you what he proposes to do this time round, but of course he has ALREADY back tracked on reducing grocery prices, in fact he will INCREASE grocery prices with his daft tariff ideas.

 

You, fell for it................

 

The challenge that the Left has is that they are voicing their fears.  They have no real idea what is going to happen other than 

1. the border will be closed 

2. people will be deported

3. Ukraine and Russia will sit down at a table and talk

4. He is going to drill baby drill, thereby making you less dependent on other countries

5. He will be a leader who will deal with other countries and not get confused about who he is talking or where he is.

 

MY SUGGESTION IS SIMPLE INSTEAD OF WORRYING ABOUT SOMETHIG YOU HAVE NO PROOF OF WHY NOT ENJOY AND SEE WHERE IT GOES.  

 

[mdr224]

2 minutes ago, kingstonkid said:

 

The challenge that the Left has is that they are voicing their fears.  They have no real idea what is going to happen other than 

1. the border will be closed 

2. people will be deported

3. Ukraine and Russia will sit down at a table and talk

4. He is going to drill baby drill, thereby making you less dependent on other countries

5. He will be a leader who will deal with other countries and not get confused about who he is talking or where he is.

 

MY SUGGESTION IS SIMPLE INSTEAD OF WORRYING ABOUT SOMETHIG YOU HAVE NO PROOF OF WHY NOT ENJOY AND SEE WHERE IT GOES.  

 

They are showing who they really are, anti americans. Even if trump didnt win, they still celebrate the downfall of the west and the liberation of palestinians

[G_Money]

3 hours ago, Hawaiian said:

Comedy hour?

Absolutely!

 

Fat.white dudes for Harris is my favorite.

[G_Money]

17 hours ago, candide said:

What has he already achieved? 😆

Taking over as President and not even sworn in yet.

 

Major accomplishment while Biden does nothing, as usual.

 

 

[candide]

2 hours ago, G_Money said:

Taking over as President and not even sworn in yet.

 

Major accomplishment while Biden does nothing, as usual.

 

 

So in summary, you have nothing.  😀

[candide]

5 hours ago, WDSmart said:

What could go wrong?

• First of all, Trump was elected to be the next president. That was wrong.
• For the next four years, he will try to enact all his insane policies, and they will all go wrong.
• When his policies start to fail, he will blame that on someone else. That will also, hopefully, go wrong, and he will be held accountable for his failures. 

We can certainly expect Trump and MAGA whining and blaming others from the end of next year.

 

- Either Trump will fully apply his policies and he will blame others for the high inflation and increased debt (among others),

- or he will not fully apply them because they are irealistic, and he will blame the deep state or whoever for it. Then MAGA fans will whine again that "they" did not let him implement his policies. 

 

[transam]

20 hours ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Mexico turning bidens migrant caravans back

No doubt working hard behind the scenes to end the lefts ww3

Put all states on notice illegals will be rounded up and sent home. MAGA has 1 tier law unlike the present shower

Bitcoin through the ROOF. You beauty!!! SandP none to shabby either.

Hooray Donald Trump and hooray to the demise of wokeness, it was an epic disaster to be laughed about in the history books.

Eh..........?  

[BusyB]

On 12/12/2024 at 6:38 AM, Walker88 said:

Take a number. Many similar potential disasters out there.

 

While I have absolutely no doubt 47 will mess up the Biden Boom and drop the US into a Recession or Depression, one has to look at debt from a different perspective. Here's the Debt-to-GDP ratios of some ostensibly developed economies. In a relative sense, the US is not too bad.

 

US: 89.79%

Japan: 304.51%

Germany: 80.89%

UK: 110.76%

France: 130.17%

Italy: 175.39%

Brazil: 108.09%

Belgium: 126.06%

Spain: 137.15%

Greece: 231.76%

 

hat the US has going for it, besides being less indebted relative to Japan, the UK, France, Brazil, etc., is that it has massive capital markets where money can flow in and out easily, and has a rule of law that the rest of the world trusts.

 

Servicing debt is the key. Nobody thinks any sovereign debt of any nation will ever be repaid; it just gets rolled over and funds are printed to service it via interest payments.

 

Now here's the rub: foreign entities---govts and private corps/individuals---finance around 25% of the yearly deficit. In his earlier iteration as the supposed President, 45 said he would consider defaulting on debt owned by non-US entities. That's not good. That doesn't build confidence. If foreigners went on strike and stopped buying US paper, rates would soar, and nothing the Fed could do that would not result in wild inflation.

 

Exactly. National debt is a completely different animal to household debt.