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The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...
 
 

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...

Hey LGBT Dickhead....WAPO says, "Orange man bad!" and you giggle like a little girl...

Trump's destroying your hopes and dreams and we get a front row seat...and you are powerless to do anything about it

Fun watching a LGBT dickhead meltdown  every few minutes....and you are powerless to do anything about it

and we appreciate your inability act like a mature adult about it

WAPO is FAKE NEWS....they were a Russia Russia Russia hoax pedo=progressive LGBT democrat fake news tabloid

the only one who has less credibility is the FAKE news TDS infested pedo=progressive LGBT dickhead who posted thread

and he is powerless to do anything about it

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...

If that article was the best you can do in trying to blame Trump for something, you came up woefully short.....you should just stick to your own words, because you can't comprehend cut & paste articles, as they often run contrary to your intentions. 
In other words, you're a dumb ***.
 

RebelGator » 28 Sep 2025, 6:35 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:35 am

If that article was the best you can do in trying to blame Trump for something, you came up woefully short.....you should just stick to your own words, because you can't comprehend cut & paste articles,
I like women.
 

Grifty is doing this unilaterally......Who should be "blamed"?





 

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...

History won't have any **** left after it gets thru the disaster of the Biden Admin, Dum Dum.
 

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...

Which scenario is an example of survivorship bias in evaluating business success?

A) Believing that reading business books increases revenue after finding many CEOs recommend them.
B) Concluding that most startups fail after analyzing bankrupt companies.
C) Thinking entrepreneurship is easy because most media profiles focus on successful founders.
D) Surveying customers to understand why they chose your product over competitors

Predictions:

Let me prove how predictable you narcissists are. Watch this:

1. Phase 1: You will say that you answered it.
Phase 2: I will remind you of :"are these your words?" from yesterday and if "will" is future tense. 
Phase 3: You will deny that I showed you, because of your meltdown with my link provided...and then you will say "I didn't ask for a link."
Repeat

2. Your next move will be to claim that you answered it by giving your definition, to which I replied that isn't the question...etc...etc...blah...blah...blah..

3. You will also say that you answered through your non-answers. 

Moron.

Deal:

Deal: If Veghead can prove that he answered the survivorship multiple choice question, as the question is written and asked, along with his defense of his answer, then I will agree to never come back for as long as I live. If he cannot, then he is out of here for a month. Additionally, his defense cannot be "Because it fits my definition." That is a claim, not a defense. He is to defend why. 

Exception: I will allow for an exception. If he loses, then I will allow him to stay if he answers it the way it is asked, along with his defense. However, he must do it immediately after the deal has been decided. Not 100 posts later. The very next post of his must be his answer/defense.

  

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...
 
 

Which reality of humanity doesn't support reasonable doubt about how genetic results supply eternal separation of ancestors currently alive?

RebelGator » 28 Sep 2025, 6:35 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:35 am

If that article was the best you can do in trying to blame Trump for something, you came up woefully short.....you should just stick to your own words, because you can't comprehend cut & paste articles, as they often run contrary to your intentions. 
In other words, you're a dumb ***.

truer words have never been spoken...

Huey » 28 Sep 2025, 10:14 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 10:14 am

History won't have any **** left after it gets thru the disaster of the Biden Admin, Dum Dum.

you're correct...my WGAF folder overfloweth...

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... t-package/

The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...

Aside from libertarians being delusional morons who spent too much time jerking off to Ayn Rand, Milei canceling the export tax might be one of the select good things he did. 

Usually the rubber band snaps back in the other extreme, so Milei being in power isn’t a big surprise. 

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 6:16 am

The U.S. intervention stems from a blend of political and economic considerations. Trump is a fan of Argentine President Javier Milei, a libertarian whose attacks on government spending and red tape have made him a folk hero to the American right.

This month, however, Milei’s party was trounced in provincial elections in Buenos Aires, raising doubts about his ability to retain a legislative majority in Oct. 26 midterm elections. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Milei needs “a bridge to the election” so that he can win a renewed mandate for reform.

“I don't think there's too much doubt that President Trump himself personally has instructed Secretary Bessent and the Treasury Department to come to Argentina's aid and support President Milei because President Trump wants to support President Milei,” said Douglas Rediker, chairman of International Capital Strategies, which advises institutional investors.

By trying to solve his ally’s problem, Trump is creating fresh headaches for himself. American farmers, among the president’s most loyal supporters, were outraged this past week when Argentina suspended its 26 percent export tax to encourage China to place a massive order for soybeans even as Washington was preparing to help Milei.

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The **** POTUS ever....

History's gonna **** on you rubes...

My tax dollars contributed to a 20$ Billion dollar campaign donation for the pendejo?  At least the CIA did that shyt in private in the past.
 
Argentina has great cows and wine.  I adore the Malbec. Guess I gotta boycott it now.  I am sure Japan will get their prize Wagyu there.   Bye Bye Mr American Farmer..
 
Maybe we can get into these phools brains with taste buds and stomachs BV
 

LowIQTrash » 28 Sep 2025, 11:06 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 11:06 am

Aside from libertarians being delusional morons who spent too much time jerking off to Ayn Rand, Milei canceling the export tax might be one of the select good things he did. 

Usually the rubber band snaps back in the other extreme, so Milei being in power isn’t a big surprise.

Bongino probably has blubber lips by now..  Two mass shootings in one day..  They gotta a lot of leftist zombie killers to fabricate..  They sure botched Kirks.. 
 
Let's invade Portland for the hell of it..

LowIQTrash » 28 Sep 2025, 11:06 am » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 11:06 am

Aside from libertarians being delusional morons who spent too much time jerking off to Ayn Rand, Milei canceling the export tax might be one of the select good things he did. 

Usually the rubber band snaps back in the other extreme, so Milei being in power isn’t a big surprise.

As with Bolsonaro, this is about rallying around The Doctrine and your buds....at the expense of America.

Blackvegetable » 28 Sep 2025, 12:04 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2025, 12:04 pm

As with Bolsonaro, this is about rallying around The Doctrine and your buds....at the expense of America.

Which scenario is an example of survivorship bias in evaluating business success?

A) Believing that reading business books increases revenue after finding many CEOs recommend them.
B) Concluding that most startups fail after analyzing bankrupt companies.
C) Thinking entrepreneurship is easy because most media profiles focus on successful founders.
D) Surveying customers to understand why they chose your product over competitors

Predictions:

Let me prove how predictable you narcissists are. Watch this:

1. Phase 1: You will say that you answered it.
Phase 2: I will remind you of :"are these your words?" from yesterday and if "will" is future tense. 
Phase 3: You will deny that I showed you, because of your meltdown with my link provided...and then you will say "I didn't ask for a link."
Repeat

2. Your next move will be to claim that you answered it by giving your definition, to which I replied that isn't the question...etc...etc...blah...blah...blah..

3. You will also say that you answered through your non-answers. 

Moron.

Deal:

Deal: If Veghead can prove that he answered the survivorship multiple choice question, as the question is written and asked, along with his defense of his answer, then I will agree to never come back for as long as I live. If he cannot, then he is out of here for a month. Additionally, his defense cannot be "Because it fits my definition." That is a claim, not a defense. He is to defend why. 

Exception: I will allow for an exception. If he loses, then I will allow him to stay if he answers it the way it is asked, along with his defense. However, he must do it immediately after the deal has been decided. Not 100 posts later. The very next post of his must be his answer/defense.