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The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board has eviscerated the “madness” behind President Donald Trump’s economic policy. 

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

The mess was described as “senseless” by the Murdoch-family-owned paper’s influential board. “The more Mr. Trump keeps swinging recklessly, the more Americans are likely to think there’s only madness in his tariff methods,” it wrote in an opinion piece on Tuesday.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/murdoch-p ... w-madness/

At least they're not that inflationary...

What's that?

PPI at 1.1%?

It's a damned good thing numbers don't tell a story, ain't it...
 

Common Senselessness

A mess

But if you thought that the stupid stopped there....



Generic drug manufacturers must move production to the US or face a 100% import duty from August 2028, President Donald Trump said, threatening the supply of low-cost medicines that millions of Americans rely on. 

The move is aimed at “reshoring” generic pharmaceutical production in the US, and companies that don’t build plants onshore will face levies that would then double, to 200%, in August 2029, Trump said in a social media post. 

If imposed, the duty risks upending a global supply chain that keeps generic medicines affordable for Americans. These off-patent drugs run the gamut from everyday painkillers and antibiotics to cholesterol and cancer drugs, and they’re mostly produced at factories in India, Europe and China.


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... ugust-2028


What a remarkably dumb ****.
 

Blackvegetable » 39 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

39 minutes ago

The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board has eviscerated the “madness” behind President Donald Trump’s economic policy. 

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

The mess was described as “senseless” by the Murdoch-family-owned paper’s influential board. “The more Mr. Trump keeps swinging recklessly, the more Americans are likely to think there’s only madness in his tariff methods,” it wrote in an opinion piece on Tuesday.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/murdoch-p ... w-madness/

At least they're not that inflationary...

What's that?

PPI at 1.1%?

It's a damned good thing numbers don't tell a story, ain't it...

Hey Drippy the LGBTP PEDO=Progressive Communist Democrat Dickhead...

You flipping out about Trump again today?

everyday, all day for over a decade......

that's is pure mental illness at this point



 

nefarious101 » 3 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

3 minutes ago

Hey Drippy the LGBTP PEDO=Progressive Communist Democrat Dickhead...

You flipping out about Trump again today?

everyday, all day for over a decade......

that's is pure mental illness at this point

Masturbator...
 

nefarious101 » 14 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

14 minutes ago

Hey Drippy the LGBTP PEDO=Progressive 

I'm sure it's not worth it.

Blackvegetable » 59 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

59 minutes ago

It's a damned good thing numbers 

Yep!! It's a good thing NUMBERS do tell a REAL STORY, **** IDIOT!!

A group representing America's manufacturers on Tuesday released a report marking one year since the enactment of the 2025 tax law that includes examples of the legislation's impact on the manufacturing sector in all 50 states.

 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was passed by Republicans in Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump last July, and the legislation contained a number of provisions aimed at boosting the manufacturing industry – such as 100% expensing of newly built factories and immediate depreciation of machinery – and preventing tax hikes.

 The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) released an analysis that estimated the number of jobs protected by the provisions of the OBBBA, along with the amount of economic growth and wages it preserved. It also chronicled how a manufacturer in each state used the tax law.

 "Tax policy is far more than numbers on a spreadsheet and these stories – across all 50 states – show the real-world impact of pro-growth policies that have given manufacturers the confidence to invest, hire, raise wages and expand facilities," said National Association of Manufacturers CEO Jay Timmons.
 
 

JohnnyYou » Today, 8:36 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 8:36 am

Masturbator...

hey DEI Johnny....

You're sounding down....a little disenchanted are ya?

This will cheer you up....

Trump and MAGA have an unheard of $1.1 billion for the midterms

You might ask....what Do You LGBTP PEDO-Progressive Communist Democrats got?

very little on hand money and a ton of debt....

nobody's is giving to them....

illegal foreign dark money's gone now...so is the money laundering kickback....and USAID scam was stopped

you can run a party comprised of "violent *** and trans​​ wanting free stuff"

Beekeeper » Today, 8:53 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 8:53 am

Yep!! It's a good thing NUMBERS do tell a REAL STORY, **** IDIOT!!

A group representing America's manufacturers on Tuesday released a report marking one year since the enactment of the 2025 tax law that includes examples of the legislation's impact on the manufacturing sector in all 50 states.

 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was passed by Republicans in Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump last July, and the legislation contained a number of provisions aimed at boosting the manufacturing industry – such as 100% expensing of newly built factories and immediate depreciation of machinery – and preventing tax hikes.

 The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) released an analysis that estimated the number of jobs protected by the provisions of the OBBBA, along with the amount of economic growth and wages it preserved. It also chronicled how a manufacturer in each state used the tax law.

 "Tax policy is far more than numbers on a spreadsheet and these stories – across all 50 states – show the real-world impact of pro-growth policies that have given manufacturers the confidence to invest, hire, raise wages and expand facilities," said National Association of Manufacturers CEO Jay Timmons.

Notice something missing?

Blackvegetable » Today, 8:43 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 8:43 am

I'm sure it's not worth it.

but it doesn't stop you from displaying your chronic case of TDS does it Drippy the LGBTP PEDO=Progressive Communist Democrat Dickhead?

Trump has given you a gift....he's supercharged your mental illness for you

nefarious101 » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

but it doesn't stop you from 

confronting you with Reality, Nafellatio...

Blackvegetable » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

8 minutes ago

confronting you with Reality, Nafellatio...

you are clueless when it comes to making replies aren't you Drippy the Dickhead

it seems like you just go blank and start typing the same words over and over again

you should really see about at least a partial refund on the money you spent to be an educated idiot

they really **** your head up

nefarious101 » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

you are clueless 

Naffy,

It's just the same mindless drivel, over and over.

Blackvegetable » 45 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

45 minutes ago

Notice something missing?

Nope. Tells a VERY complete story of AMERICAN MANUFACTURING making a great comeback!!         

What's LIKELY missing is that NO **** cared enough about good paying jobs and helping the AMERICAN MIDDLE CLASS WORKER to even vote for the legislation!!

"GET TRUMP" is all you **** LOSER PIECES OF **** care about. TDS is massive in you and your nasty **** ILK!!      

 

Beekeeper » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

5 minutes ago

Nope. Tells a VERY complete story of AMERICAN MANUFACTURING making a great comeback!!         

What's LIKELY missing is that NO **** cared enough about good paying jobs and helping the AMERICAN MIDDLE CLASS WORKER to even vote for the legislation!!

"GET TRUMP" is all you **** LOSER PIECES OF **** care about. TDS is massive in you and your nasty **** ILK!!    

Where are the numbers?

Blackvegetable » 56 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

56 minutes ago

Naffy,

It's just the same mindless drivel, over and over.

well drippy the Dickhead....

try to do better....up your game if you can

Blackvegetable » Today, 7:58 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:58 am

The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board has eviscerated the “madness” behind President Donald Trump’s economic policy. 

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

The mess was described as “senseless” by the Murdoch-family-owned paper’s influential board. “The more Mr. Trump keeps swinging recklessly, the more Americans are likely to think there’s only madness in his tariff methods,” it wrote in an opinion piece on Tuesday.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/murdoch-p ... w-madness/

At least they're not that inflationary...

What's that?

PPI at 1.1%?

It's a damned good thing numbers don't tell a story, ain't it...

I guess there is a REASON Donald Trump is the leader of the Free World, and YOU, YOU spend your life posting BS on this 2-bit site !

Canada has cast it's lot... and it has done it with CHINA !!  Carney went over to China and made all sorts of trade deals with China, that theoretically could turn Canada into a transit stop, for Chinese "STUFF", before it's then moved into the U.S.A.  I don't think Trump is going to let that happen for TWO REASONS:

1)  The U.S.A. is not going to make China RICH ( the same nation who has spent BILLIONS trying to SUBVERT American elections)... by letting them sell BILLIONS of $$$ worth of products, laundered thru Canada ! and...

2)  The U.S.A. is not going to make Canada RICH (the same nation (moving toward Socialism) that REFUSED common sense controls of Canadian goods into America)... by letting them USE China as a TOOL to HELP THEM get back at the U.S.A. !!

That said, THIS COULD ALL be fixed VERY QUICKLY... JUST FIRE Carney, and get someone in charge in Canada that is MORE of a Democratic Capitalist, than a Totalitarian Socialist !!  BUT, funding the development of a NEW Marxist Socialist PROXY state on America border... is NOT acceptable !!

Blackvegetable » Today, 7:58 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:58 am

The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board has eviscerated the “madness” behind President Donald Trump’s economic policy. 

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

Trump, 80, enacted a nearly 100-year-old tariff act to hit Canada with 50 percent levies on a plethora of goods, all because our northern neighbors hit the U.S. with retaliatory measures over Trump’s original penalty from March last year.

The mess was described as “senseless” by the Murdoch-family-owned paper’s influential board. “The more Mr. Trump keeps swinging recklessly, the more Americans are likely to think there’s only madness in his tariff methods,” it wrote in an opinion piece on Tuesday.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/murdoch-p ... w-madness/

At least they're not that inflationary...

What's that?

PPI at 1.1%?

It's a damned good thing numbers don't tell a story, ain't it...

Which of the following is the best example of shifting the burden of proof?

 A. Making a claim and then providing evidence to support it.
B. Asking someone to clarify what they mean before responding.
C. Copying a claim from the internet, refusing to defend it, and then demanding that everyone else prove it wrong.
D. Changing your opinion after better evidence is presented.



I am going to paste the following along with the question. It just saves time. 

 you are making a "survivorship bias" fallacy. And **** you if you think I am going to define that for you. "

Do you see the bold part? That was my claim. The second half of it? That is not a claim. 

I did my job and proved my claim. I gave you links and supported my thesis...which you ran from. That second part? I am under no obligation to go over vocab with you. That is a term that anyone who claims to have knowledge of statistics should know. Your ignorance of basic vocab is not my duty to rectify. That is on you. 

Did @Vegas  post anything worth reading?

Blackvegetable » 33 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

33 minutes ago

Did @Vegas  post anything worth reading?

I had forgotten  what vacations are like.

I just had the best gin and tonic I have had in over a decade..

Place is empty. We are ten cent millionaires
 
300 miles.. Not a single Trump sign or flag.. Zero red hats..