Who’s Ready to Win?

Posted by No_Cardiologist8862

25 comments
  1. Yup, nothing like tried and tested way to “Make America Great Again”! what could go wrong?

  2. What are you talking about dude? We’ll all be so rich from all our Tariff Revenue we’ll be able to afford everything we always wanted. Plus with that sweet swwet Tariff that comes straight back to us by making other countries pay for it, it’s really more like a huge discount.

  3. In before “they didn’t cause the depressions” yeah sure they didn’t. They just made them exponentially worse.

  4. Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it

  5. Yo, you ready for another depression leading into a world war?

  6. The tariffs will make the billionaires even richer. Those are the only people he cares about. Reagan, Bush, president Cheeto all proved that trickle down economics does not

  7. The only silver lining I see in this unfolding disaster—amid an accelerating economic downturn and the irreversible damage done to America’s credibility as a trade partner and ally—is that it may finally mark the political end of Donald Trump.

    No one wages war on global trade and walks away unscathed. Not even someone propped up by a fanatical base in red hats. Money speaks louder than slogans. And while he’ll deflect, scapegoat, and spin the narrative, a recession triggered by **TRUMP’s** tariffs will be remembered in history with his name etched in ridiculous golden baroque fonts into the blame—an enduring symbol of economic ignorance and gross hubris.

    Retirees and people close to that age who backed him and watch their 401(k)s collapse will know who did it.

    Small AND large business owners forced to lay off staff due to exploding costs—and the workers they let go—will know who did it.

    Every American who suddenly can’t afford what they once took for granted will know who did it.

    Young voters priced out of the games, consoles, and PC parts that used to bring them joy will know who did it.

    And anyone expecting companies to magically bring back manufacturing to an artificially expensive, unstable domestic market will soon see that consumer confidence dies when prices surge and shelves empty.

    This isn’t just bad policy—it’s reckless. Historically, this kind of economic isolationism breeds domestic resentment, instability, and even war. Trade doesn’t stop—it simply _reroutes_. And when the rest of the world turns away from us, it’s not weakness. It’s self-respect.

    This kind of clownish arrogance is going to shut down businesses, destroy livelihoods, and freeze domestic commerce in both goods and services. The people who voted for this will soon face the cold, undeniable math—when no propaganda can distract them from their shrinking wallets.

    We’re barely sixty days in, and the damage has already begun. Buckle up. This isn’t being driven by strategy, wisdom, or any real understanding of global supply chains. It’s being driven by pride, vengeance, and a fantasy of self-reliance that doesn’t exist in modern economics. The US voted to stop being the economic leader and will now pay the price. The idea of substituting income taxes with import tax duties like it’s the dawn of the Industrial Era is stupid, especially for those who haven’t yet realized that the United States has long been a services based economy and the 1940-1960 model of development is irrelevant in the information driven, network economy.

    This will implode. There’s no walking it back now.

    I hope I’m wrong. But everything says I’m not.

  8. So its like pandemics, roughly every 100 years. Crazy Trump has been president through both scenerios.

  9. Damn, so every hundred years we elect a special president; and then a decade later hundreds of thousands of Americans die.

  10. Corporations will lose big.

    But, at least they won’t have to pay high taxes due to their losses!

  11. Because most Americans can’t be bothered to read let alone think

  12. We gonna be so tired of winning.
    Obviously and everybody knows it.
    What? Groceries? nobody use that word anymore, it’s a classic.

  13. i saw this tweet and now it’s been made into a graphic. I never fact checked it then, so i’m still apprehensive. but too lazy to fact check this one too.

  14. Step 1: create the dip /
    Step 2: buy the dip /
    Step 3: profit

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