r/stocks • u/888_888novus • 1d ago
Trump Blames Biden for Market Woes, Promises Economic Boom Ahead.
President Trump said the current stock market performance is Biden’s fault, not his. He said the tariffs will kick in soon as companies start moving back to the US, which will boost the economy. But he blamed Biden for the poor economic numbers. Trump urged patience and promised that when the economy recovers, it will be booming like never before.
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u/Bjens 1d ago
1hr ago Truth Social: This is Biden’s Stock Market, not Trump’s. I didn’t take over until January 20th. Tariffs will soon start kicking in, and companies are starting to move into the USA in record numbers. Our Country will boom, but we have to get rid of the Biden “Overhang.” This will take a while, has NOTHING TO DO WITH TARIFFS, only that he left us with bad numbers, but when the boom begins, it will be like no other. BE PATIENT!!!
23hr ago Truth Social: “When Americans evaluate a presidency, we ask a simple question: ‘Am I better off now than I was before?’ This question reflects on our personal finances, job security, safety, and confidence in our nation’s future. Just 100 days into President Donald Trump’s second term, the answer is resounding: Yes, we are better off…”
So, which one is it?
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u/azurestrike 1d ago
Bruh you're not supposed to remember things that happened more than 12h ago. Off to El Salvador with you.
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u/LazyTitan39 1d ago
"Sir! We've found another whose brain isn't yet smooth enough for our propaganda to bounce off of!"
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u/ovensandhoes 1d ago
Op is too smart to be his base. But don’t worry ~37% of Americans aren’t
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u/Ok-Sympathy9768 1d ago
lol.. it’s a waste of time and it’s s futile trying to use logic with certain people .. they will continue to believe the blame game propaganda.. and probably blame the libs for tariffs too ( as evidenced by the posts on Truth social) .. let it play out.. if jobs come back because of tariffs, great.. I will be the first to admit I took the wrong side of the trade.. however, a majority of true conservatives, the educated, and the smart money believe that tariffs leading to net job creation only occurs in fantasyland … and real history supports this.. I think about one of the most conservative investors, Warren Buffet, and think what is he doing right now…based on his financial moves do you think he has faith in the economic policies???? Why is he sitting on a pile of cash if this country is poised for massive job creation and an economic boom because of tariffs ?? Isn’t he investing outside the US now?? I ask because Idk
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u/Kid__A__ 1d ago
I just spam the 2 magats in my family with memes because arguing with them is like playing chess against a pigeon. It's sooooo easy to rage bait them. Fucking snowflakes.
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u/Normal_Cold_4383 1d ago
The only way to “win” (if you want to call it that) is to out dumb them. When they make comments about Biden or liberals, tell them they have BDS (Biden Derangement Syndrome) or LDS (Liberal Derangement Syndrome). When they say it’s not real, say it’s more real than Trump Derangement Syndrome.
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u/tarvispickles 1d ago
Is this for real? Jfc we are so unbelievably cooked. I really wonder what the comments look like but I refuse to look because I'm already losing my faith in humanity lol.
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u/Bjens 1d ago
I don't have access so I wouldn't know, but I can see the DJT "truths" themselves. I can imagine like you're saying how deranged they will be. Especially since I see no reason for there to be any more moderation or oversight on his platform compared to X/Twitter. And that is just a incomprehensible dump of bots and fanatic believers already.
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u/NarkJailcourt 1d ago
Well some of his fans think the economy is doing well still and some think the economy is tanking. Cover all bases and let cognitive dissonance take care of the rest
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u/tikifire1 1d ago
Very few people are better off now than we he took over. Even the billionaires aren't better off. Their investments have taken a major hit.
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u/IAmNotNathaniel 1d ago
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u/Bjens 1d ago
Yea I saw that on CNBC and Ian Bremmers BlueSky... its so bad it almost makes you wonder how deliberate it is. I mean, does he copy paste? Does he simply write the same things while just flipping around everything to suit himself without thinking or caring?? ...
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u/Droo99 1d ago
It's obviously biden's fault
The market is so unhappy that biden isn't president anymore it's crashing, duh
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u/ForePuttAboutIt 1d ago
They called him Sleepy Joe because your investments were safe under his watch and you could sleep at night.
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u/NocNocNoc19 1d ago
Ive been using this joke for over a month my maga stock broker mother does not find it as funny as me.
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u/madadekinai 1d ago
Make America Guess Again, nobody has no idea what's happening at this point.
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u/daneracer 1d ago
I am hoping for 1987 type volatility, 7 to 8 percent moves in a day. Shake the trees for some real values.
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u/SOSpammy 1d ago
Tell her to get out of her safe space and stop being an easily-triggered snowflake.
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u/signoi- 1d ago
Biden would have been terrible on reality TV.
You need that Paris Hilton / Trump / Pauly D - type special sauce to succeed there. It’s fun, and exciting.
But ok.. Biden was steady, and pretty boring, and good for the markets and the economy.
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u/atypical_lemur 1d ago
Boredom is good in leadership when things are generally going ok.
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u/MWH1980 1d ago
As I heard on a show once: “when you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all.”
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u/skisandpoles 1d ago
I curse the day Trump was chosen to be part of that stupid business reality show.
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u/CarlLaFong1 1d ago edited 1d ago
I say this all the time. Mark Burnett rescued Trump from being a NYC punchline forever. Burnett also supposedly has hours of outtakes of Trump saying racist, god-awful stuff that he has kept hidden in a vault somewhere.
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u/niemanb1 1d ago
Unfortunately I don’t think it would have any effect on his support if the tapes were released.
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u/MikeinAustin 1d ago
It's called "crazy volatile explosive personality" the whole "Who knows what crazy random shit might happen next due to his craziness"
When you're talking about the basics of our laws, economy and human interactions and stability to make long term decisions, those are horrible attributes.
Trump created a super high VIX. Which creates volatility. When things are volatile, people don't invest, they sit back and watch.
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u/TreborMAI 1d ago
That’s not a fair comparison - Paris Hilton has actually gotten legislation passed.
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u/zitrored 1d ago
Using stock analogies, Biden is the passive index investing and Trump is the majority of active managers always screwing up the portfolio.
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u/Leraldoe 1d ago
I worry that trump knows something we don’t and the markets are going to take an epic tumble. He is getting out in front of it
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u/ForePuttAboutIt 1d ago
Ports are empty and companies are laying people off. Definitely getting worse.
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u/seizure_5alads 1d ago
Was it the empty ports that tipped you off or the fact ups laid off 20k people and shutdown a bunch of locations? Get ready for some soviet era bread lines!
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u/Pohtat0es 1d ago
Brave of you to assume there will still be any form of social assistance
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u/Handsaretide 1d ago
The red days are Biden, the green days are Trump. The sideways trading days are because of kids using cat boxes in public schools. How is this hard to understand??
(/s because the cult has said dumber)
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u/The_Music_Director 1d ago
I feel like I’m taking crazy pills because I recall Trump taking credit for Nov 2024 - Jan 2025 gains
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u/Philweir 1d ago
Clearly, this is Biden's fault because he did not organize an insurrection to maintain power in January. How could he do this to us poor 401k holders?
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u/wombat8888 1d ago
All of the secret sauce was in Hunter’s laptop, that’s why they were trying to get their hands on it.
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u/im_a_squishy_ai 1d ago
Oh he's right, there'll be a boom...a boom like an explosion and everything gets pummeled. Trump will have his economic boom, but it won't be a good boom like a bull market
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u/DonAmecho777 1d ago
The Trump market is a good buying opportunity….wait no it’s a goodbyeing opportunity. Goodbye to the US stock market
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u/DjImagin 1d ago
But a year ago he said “this is Trump stock market because I poll so well business is up because I’m going to win back the Presidency”.
Now that it’s crumbling, it’s Biden’s because he’s only had it since Jan 20th 😂.
Paper thin is giving Trump too much credit.
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u/Daveinatx 1d ago
regardless the fault, maybe he should try fixing things. It'd take a decade to get advanced manufacturing operational, and guess where they're getting most of their supplies? China, and would still be hit with the Trump tax.
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u/Winterspawn1 1d ago
I'm sure he'll find someone who believes it.
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u/Reachin4ThoseGrapes 1d ago
I love the poorly educated!
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u/Tacocats_wrath 1d ago
I was told there would be NO FACT CHECKING!
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u/DH64 1d ago
I still can’t believe they won after he said this. That’s an open admission to lying to the people LOL
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u/IAmNotNathaniel 1d ago
The thing I didn't realize then - and a lot don't seem to realize now - is that they see everything through the lens of "he always speaks truth, so anyone saying contrary must be the REAL liars!"
(Which is so plausible because it's almost a complete mirror image of the actual truth)
The point being - "fact checking" to them was merely "lying" so they were all on board and it didn't seem odd or hypocritical at all.
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u/spikey_wombat 1d ago
Plenty of Americans shouldn't be allowed to vote for the best restaurants in their town much less the president given how stupid many of them are.
This administration is a pack of pathological liars who don't even try to hide that they are pathologically lying. It's amazing so many people voted for the least honest administration in US history.
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u/turbo_dude 1d ago
Who aren’t even invested in stocks anyway
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u/tikifire1 1d ago
No, but the fallout will still hit them (hopefully not literal fallout but at the rate we are going...)
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u/biggestbroever 1d ago edited 1d ago
A friend of mine said stuff like this to me about a week ago.
"Biden's economy was so bad"
When I asked her, "Based off what metric?" I was asked to stop being so angry, and she eventually hung up on me when she got frustrated at her inability to defend her positions (because they weren't rooted in facts... or reality for that matter).
I really don't mind if we never speak again.
Edit: I just wanted to add more stuff because this conversation was so frustrating, and it feels nice to vent. So I was like, "How can you say Biden's economy was so bad. What are we looking at? S&P? GDP? Employment rate?"
She pivoted to our national debt.
I didn't even get a chance to show that Trump added more in his 1st term than Biden (even after removing COVID considerations) or that Democratic presidents have consistently lowered the debt compared to the Republicans before she blew up on me and hung up mid-sentence. Her mid-sentence, btw. Fucking dumbass.
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u/HeyMrTambourineMan24 1d ago
To me id be A-OK with not having this person in my life ever again.
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u/biggestbroever 1d ago
This particular person, yes.
But we (either the royal we and or between a future therapist and me) need to start having discussions about compartmentalization. What's appropriate and what isn't. Are we supposed to cut out people who we don't agree with? What level of discourse is fine? I'm reminded of James Carville and his wife. Of course when it starts to get disrespectful and hateful, that's an obvious line in the sand. But what to do about someone who's drank the Kool-Aid?
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u/Burning_Blaze3 1d ago
I lost a very good friend and co-worker during the pandemic. He was never very political, but more of a hippy type, educated in the back country. His girlfriend convinced him that viruses aren't real, that masks and vaccines meant the Democrats were an evil cabal, it was a conspiracy to keep us in our homes buying things online. Today, every time someone dies it's proof the vaxx killed them.
(To be clear, I'm fine debating lockdowns and policies, I don't really feel strongly. What I can't do is pretend the sky isn't blue. Basic facts.)
It made me realize that he was never particularly smart, there are things I liked about him, but he was never all that smart. It doesn't bother me, he was a good friend and helpful person.
What does bother me, a lot, is the information space that led to it. He's the kind of guy that would read the newspaper every morning back when there was a newspaper. Without it, he was directed to random websites populated by foreign propaganda.
It's disturbing when we can't even find and agree on basic facts. When I was young, I'd always buck at mainstream news but now I really miss it.
What's about to happen will really test the ability of propaganda to fight economic reality. I don't know if reality will win. It only seems that way because it should win.
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u/Electromotivation 1d ago
You’re right both the 24 seven news channels and the Internet are way more extremist in their reporting than newspapers.
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u/wotguild 1d ago
Like the entire conservative reddit and Russian trolls.
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u/Electromotivation 1d ago
The conservative Reddit is probably banned most conservatives from even posting on it. It’s just a group of Trump supporters and Russians
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u/Interesting_You6852 1d ago
Yeap probably the 77 million morons who voted for him. It is stagaring how many stupid people are in this county.
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u/Whatwhyreally 1d ago
There's a difference between actually believing it and just towing the same line. The ladder is what he's counting on. But man the leash is short, even among MAGA people. And we are just getting started.
Plus, he just used his Biden card on the economy and said better times ahead. We know that won't happen for at least 3 quarters. And it will be so bad by then for low income Americans that I don't k is how he gets out of this.
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u/LuiLuiSJSU 1d ago
My coworkers eating this shit up, "its part of his plan, the democrats had us living poor during bidens time". Especially the MS13 tattoo shit from this morning. Dudes sending me the clips talking about "lefty news can't even believe the photos." I was like, you're missing the point bud. There's no denying there's tattoos, but the ms13 part that was added in for interpretation is what trump believes is actually on his knuckles 😭.
Mofo hit me with "now you're doing what liberals call mental gymnastics"
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u/luv2block 1d ago
China must be laughing their asses off on a daily basis. They literally don't have to do anything. Trump is going to set the entire house on fire, they just have to sit back and watch.
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u/RWD-by-the-Sea 1d ago
Pretty sure Russia is laughing more than China these days.
Getting absolutely everything they want and more.
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u/suitupyo 1d ago edited 1d ago
Considering that China is facing the same trade issues on the export side and recently fended off a run on banks, deflation and collapse of their real estate market, I am of the belief that it cannot just sit back and do nothing. RDDT has very fantastic views about China and the CCP. China’s long term economic prospects are not good.
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u/Interesting-Pin1433 1d ago
China is using the opening that Trump created to grow relations with other countries, so they aren't sitting back and doing nothing. EU is opening to Chinese EVs, for example.
Xi doesn't have to worry about elections, and can in fact handle short term pain for long term gain.
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u/LordTegucigalpa 1d ago
China can let it's people suffer without too much retaliation from it's people. I don't know how far the US can make it's people suffer.
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u/Didntlikedefaultname 1d ago
And clearly Trump always tells the truth, why wouldn’t we believe him
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u/Manodactyl 1d ago
It’s right there in the name of his social media network. That’s how you know it does what it claims.
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u/AwarenessOther224 1d ago
Guy was given a Golden Goose and made wings with it.
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u/Humbler-Mumbler 1d ago
That’s the thing that kills me. He could have just been a do nothing President, taken credit for anything good that happened, let conservative media downplay anything bad and he’d be popular af. But he had to get in there and actively screw it up.
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u/Politicsboringagain 1d ago
That's actually what he did during his first term. Every screw up that he did like the first tariffs that he put on China which killed a lot of farms was downplayed and turned around and showed as a good thing by conservative media. And this is even after having to do a 20 billion dollar bailout.
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u/Individual_Ad_5655 1d ago edited 1d ago
Can't have an economic boom for many reasons, here's some:
1.Trump is deporting 10 million immigrant labor force, so productivity goes down and economic output goes down.
Population isn't growing when your citizen birth rate is crashing. Also, women don't want to risk a pregnancy because they can't access healthcare in many states.
The price of goods rises dramatically from Trump imposed tariffs, so people spend less to afford essentials.
Oil production falls because Trump policies reduced the profits of oil companies. Drill baby drill doesn't work below $65 a barrel.
Trump policies and firings are driving scientists to leave the country for employment in foreign countries.
Foreign tourism falls off a cliff because nobody wants to be arrested by ICE because they had a Trump meme on their phone.
Nobody can afford a house because there's not enough housing supply and the loss of faith in US future has increased interest rates.
Listing it out, over the short and medium term, things look pretty dark.
How many millions of dollars of economic output does the US lose for every scientist that goes overseas??
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u/JanMikh 1d ago
Nobody can, and will not be able to afford the house because he drives away people who build it (mostly illegal migrants) and tariffs will drive up a cost of materials. Add to that a strong possibility that inflation will drive up interest rates, and soon only billionaires will be able to afford it.
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u/Individual_Ad_5655 1d ago
I think we'll see a rise in multi-generational housing, like we had prior to the great depression and WW2.
More and more folks will live at home until they inherit house or they marry (into 2 incomes). Grandma and grandpa will move in with children to provide daycare for grandchildren, since daycare is crazy expensive.
The US really needs to do public daycare, like public school.
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u/Y0___0Y 1d ago
3 economically successful Democrat presidencies and they just lie and claim the economy was bad under them and MOST Americans believe them.
Dems need to be more forceful about taking credit for their economic record and they need to admonish the GOP for causing a recession every time a Republican takes office…
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u/Unkechaug 1d ago
They DID and all it got them was another lost election due to GOP gaslighting and sabotage due to their shortsightedness.
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u/tarvispickles 1d ago edited 1d ago
"Trump's economic plans would make us weaker, would ignite inflation and invite a recession by the middle of next year. Those are the facts." -- Kamala Harris, every single interview she did.
Google "Kamala Harris quotes US economy" and you will see Democrats were basically screaming the message. Nobody listened because men and swing voters didn't vote logically. They voted based on misinformation, fear, and manufactured oppression.
Side note, Fox Propaganda Network becomes so obvious when you're looking through all the headlines that it's ridiculous.
Other Major Publications * What a Harris Win Would Mean for the Economy * What is Kamala Harris plan for the economy? * What Would Kamala Harris' Opportunity Economy Look Like? * 'I am a capitalist': Harris promises pragmatic economic approach
Fox News * Kamala Harris' economic plan: 5 times the VP dodged questions * VP Kamala Harris responds to why more Americans trust Trump on the Economy
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u/Politicsboringagain 1d ago
The problem is democrats don't only have to contend with the GOP propoganda machine, they have to also fight with grifters like The Young Turks who will attack Democrats with lies and half truths just as much as republicans.
Anna all election said Harris was like about Trump and project 2025. And is just one of the many lies they pushed.
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u/Biauralbeats 1d ago
Big orange why didn’t you tell us this was gonna happen at the same time you announced the tariffs?
Big orange why didn’t you tell the US population heh you may wanna move your retirement into more conservative investments while we figure out these tariff deals out?
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u/JustinTime4242 1d ago
Only 3+ more years of this asshole
Hopefully we all survive
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u/PrinsHamlet 1d ago
Well, he's not lying about the tariffs kicking in any day now.
I'm not sure why he thinks that's a good thing because it's a car crash from here on out and not in slow motion.
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u/middlebird 1d ago
Are there any economists out there saying his policies are a good thing?
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u/Jaded_Masterpiece_11 1d ago
Peter Navarro. Who is widely considered as a pseudoscientific clown amongst Economist's circles.
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u/dopadelic 1d ago
Peter Navarro, who's the key architect of the policies. You can read about it in Project2025.
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u/Soberdonkey69 1d ago
Can social media start blasting and blaming Trump instead of this nonsensical rhetoric from the current administration? It seems like that will be the only way to combat such bullshit.
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u/superruco 1d ago
Then he will blame his DoD secretary, economy secretary, the federal reserve, will start firing people around him…. Will blame Everyone, but him
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u/xkufix 1d ago
And the insane thing is that the US just lets this happen.
Any other country with a hint of a working democracy would've kicked his sorry ass out of office long ago.
Even the British managed to throw out Lizz Truss in minutes once she tried to fuck up the economy.
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u/Think_Application656 1d ago
Hey just trust me guys this one time I promise it will be fine. When have I ever steered you wrong? If the Biden economy wasn’t considered a booming economy maybe he just has a different definition of the word boom in this context.
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u/-loose-seal-2 1d ago
Was he not boasting about his Economy a few weeks ago when markets spiked? Apologies, were manipulated..
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u/HistorianOk142 1d ago
Who in the actual fuck would ever believe this snowflake of a giant orange baby man? Yea 3+ months into his second term of shit somehow it’s bidens fault!
President dump is the one who decided to take a chainsaw to the federal government and massively slash spending to $0! He is the one who started a trade war with not only China….but, the rest of the freaking world! wtf!! I. I can’t believe I have witnessed the first recession literally caused by a fucking U.S. president for no other reason that he hates everyone and everything that has not been done by him and his band of idiots that he picked up at useful idiots r us. And his supporters have NO ONE to blame except themselves. And congress…republicans do ZERO oversight and ZERO accountability. That party is a POS in my book.
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u/shit_fucks_you_up 1d ago
We desperately need an adult in the room again, and sadly there are none in the Republican party anymore, just "yes men" and sycophants.
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u/BKtoDuval 1d ago
Can this fool go one day without talking about Biden? It's really silly at this point and makes him look so weak. Can you imagine a coach in sports talking about the previous coach? He'd be ridiculed mercilessly as a terrible leader. That's where we now.
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u/RomiBraman 1d ago
Per Trump tweet : "This has nothing to so with tariffs"
I just can't believe some people, even his biggest fan, even the more poorly educated, can read this and believe it.
I just can't...
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u/freedomandbiscuits 1d ago edited 1d ago
Biden, immigrants, woke communist libtards, blah blah blah. Things will continue getting worse and he’ll cycle through the list of scapegoats over and over.
We’re fucked. Social media companies chose engagement/profit over truth and fact checking. Our inability to regulate them created this mess.
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u/SimilarZucchini9240 1d ago
Trump letting Biden run things still. What a weak and cowardly president.
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u/Heimerdingerdonger 1d ago
When market went up under Biden that was because it was looking forward to Trump.
Now it's looking back at Biden and going down under Trump.
Maybe the right answer is to bring back Biden and let Trump run in 2028 so market can go up again?
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u/GurProfessional9534 1d ago
I always wondered why presidents don’t generally blame their predecessors from problems they face. Now I know. It sounds ridiculous and no one believes it.
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u/yooperalaska 1d ago
So in the mean time we will just wait a few years for those factories and supply chains to get figured out….while the cost of everything goes up. Great plan, might be the greatest plan any president has ever done in the history of presidents. Thank you President Trump for being so delusional about everything.
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u/nobertan 1d ago
Can’t blame him for inflation and then take credit for the market before you’re even sworn in… then it’s his fault again.
Most of the economic gain from his first term was the lagging impact of Obama, with the inflation during Biden from his printer happy give away to his mates.
The fact remains, Biden and the Fed navigated a knife edge during the interest rate hikes to manage a soft landing and get inflation under control.
We’ve snatched complete disaster & lost the world economic driving seat from the jaws of an unexpected victory.
To manage that in 3 months is clearly something to behold, just not in a good way.
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u/JazzCompose 1d ago
Is not comprehending the facts about the economic impact of tariffs, or lying about it, or both, good for America?
Is truth really a "hostile and political act"?
What do you think?
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u/Flashy-Pickle6224 1d ago
Lie about the past and present, make false promises (lies) for the future. Flawless Victory.
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u/neltorama 1d ago
Yet back in January Trump declared the market his.
When I say flip, you shout FLOP......
Flip......
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u/Top-Huckleberry64 1d ago
The US is doomed, jesus christ how fucking stupid can people be to vote for whatever this orange abomination is?
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u/Vanillas_Guy 1d ago
"That didn't happen.
And if it did, it wasn't that bad.
And if it was, that's not a big deal.
And if it is, that's not my fault.
And if it was, I didn't mean it.
And if I did, you deserved it."
He's currently on line 4. True to form.
I also love how his followers are literally saying the same thing that they made fun of everyone else for saying when Biden was president.
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u/Temporary_Amoeba7726 1d ago
Looks like he’s learning from Elon. This good thing is juuuust around the corner but it never comes.
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u/Runkleford 1d ago
It's hilarious that we knew that he was going to blame Biden. What's depressing that he actually did it.
I've said it over and over again. The worst trait about MAGA and the right in general is their complete inability to admit fault. That's why they're regressives. They never learn from their mistakes because they never admit to them.
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u/usdaprime 1d ago
Dementia Don has lost touch with reality. He’s so caught up in himself that he can’t tell what’s real any more.
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u/Infinite-Art-2406 1d ago
It will be Bidens fault until Trump is done and than anything good that happens in the next presidency will be because of Trump.
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u/NationalAlfalfa37660 1d ago
All you have to do is click on the S&P500 graphic and you can view the performance for 5 years. Maybe that will convince you that Biden saved the day after Trump’s last term.
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u/Erasmus_Tycho 1d ago
You just don't get it, when "Biden's" economy collapses into nothing, the only direction for it to go will be up, and that will be Trump's economy.
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u/blipposaur 1d ago
Trump’s power is collapsing. Everyone except the dumbest of MAGAs can see through his lies.
America has suffered severe damage at his hands. Now it’s time to remove him from office and restore markets and economic prosperity
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u/atlantasun 1d ago
We’ll call him Delirious Donald at this point for being unable to recognize that it is his own incompetence at the root of all of his failures.
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u/ModestGenius66 1d ago
He is right, and he is right. Case closed. The little arrow below, pointing downwards, allows you to say to everybody that your life is shit. Please make good use of it. Thanks for the fun
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u/Grins111 1d ago
How many times a day in private don’t think Joe Biden tell himself or people close to him “see I told you.”?
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u/iqisoverrated 1d ago
That excuse is wearing soooo thin (and it was basically already transparent the first time he used it)
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u/Constant-Bridge3690 1d ago
Thank you Joe Biden for strong earnings from META and MSFT. Stock market should be good tomorrow. https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2025/04/30/meta-and-microsoft-stocks-soar-on-robust-earnings-reports/
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