Sally Vix wrote:blah, blah, blah
^ Pathetic troll
Sally Vix wrote:blah, blah, blah
^ Pathetic troll
Sally Vix wrote:
I live in HOuston - it seems the same as it was 30 years ago.
If you believe that, then you haven't been out of your basement for the last 30 years.
L L wrote:
Why is Trump so big on making us pay import taxes?
It plays well with his base as it looks like he's putting America first and sticking it to the slant eyes and wet backs. That offends you? It should, but there's a very emotionally driven section of our population who whisper those words in select company. This same population doesn't understand the basic math involved when the costs of those tariffs are paid for by the consumer. It's not like companies can just switch production as it would cost even more.
China and Mexico really hold all the cards here.
Alan
Al Gore
AOC
The Earth is really, really old
False claim on the data
It's a conspiracy!
Dang, dude - all you had to do was add in water vapor and I think you might have had a royal straight flush!
Well done! Well done, indeed!
"We live in a society where homosexuals lecture us on morals, transvestites lecture us on human biology, baby killers lecture us on human rights and socialists lecture us on economics.
The only way to change it would be to kill the problem out. I know it’s bad to say but without killing them out there’s no way to fix it.” - Mayor Mark Chambers, Carbon Hill Alabama
1100 wrote:
"We live in a society where homosexuals lecture us on morals, transvestites lecture us on human biology, baby killers lecture us on human rights and socialists lecture us on economics.
The only way to change it would be to kill the problem out. I know it’s bad to say but without killing them out there’s no way to fix it.” - Mayor Mark Chambers, Carbon Hill Alabama
Had you started with the word Alabama I wouldn’t have needed to read the rest.
I was almost surprised Trump “behaved” during his U.K. visit. Then I remembered that of course he would have positive feelings toward a queen. He wants so badly to be king so it makes sense to praise authoritarians, dictators and royalty. It’s good that he respects her, but funny to see what motivates his restrained behavior.
oopsiee wrote:
In the interest of transparency:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/white-house-instructs-hope-hicks-former-mcgahn-aide-not-to-comply-with-congressional-subpoenas/2019/06/04/3bad7c44-8626-11e9-98c1-e945ae5db8fb_story.html?utm_term=.fd48f16684f8
Continued Obstruction of Justice.
The earth will still be here no matter what. The question is, how livable will it be for humans?
Do you know how idiotic you sound when you act like you know more than climate scientists?
Do you know how idiotic you sound when you tell us there is a global scientific conspiracy?
Runningart2004 wrote:
L L wrote:
Why is Trump so big on making us pay import taxes?
It plays well with his base as it looks like he's putting America first and sticking it to the slant eyes and wet backs. That offends you? It should, but there's a very emotionally driven section of our population who whisper those words in select company. This same population doesn't understand the basic math involved when the costs of those tariffs are paid for by the consumer. It's not like companies can just switch production as it would cost even more.
China and Mexico really hold all the cards here.
Alan
I really don't think Trump's import taxes do play well to his base.
He does not understand the economics of making US importers pay additional taxes on what they bring in.
He seems to think the burden is greater on the foreign exporter.
His base may not understand the economics either but they will understand the impact of things that they buy costing more.
His tariffs seem to be a bluff to get some sort of concession, but he isn't clear on that goal.
Maybe Mexico writes up some BS agreement that does nothing and he will hold it up as a triumph.
Like the first North Korea Nuclear agreement that meant nothing but he paraded as a success.
Such a con man.
Disagree. Trump's base voted him in so he would upset things and so he would fight. Trump knows he's dead the second he becomes a normal politician. So Trump knows he needs to fight on things, even when they make no sense. Trump's formula is to always control the news, always be in the headlines. He's doing that, and mostly holding his base even as he enacts policies that hurt his base over and over.
As for higher prices...we live in an era of very low inflation. No one will blame trump if grapes are 50 cents more a pound.
Not to mention there's no way the Mexico tariffs are going to happen. None of his advisors in the White House are on board and the entire GOP is threatening to block him on it.
Understand that a lot of Trump's base are business owners that will be hurt by this and people with high stock portfolios that will be hurt by this.
His base is a little more diverse than the common bigot.
Of course, they are also not to appear with Hannity or Carlson because they are seen as propaganda machines.
L L wrote:
Understand that a lot of Trump's base are business owners that will be hurt by this and people with high stock portfolios that will be hurt by this.
His base is a little more diverse than the common bigot.
The only base people with millions of dollars in the stock market belong to is the base of the almighty dollar. If they voted for Trump in 2016 it's because they thought he would make them richer (and so far he has). When 2020 comes around, they'll ask themselves the same question and pull whichever lever they think will increase the bottom line the most
Racket wrote:
agip wrote:
Disagree. Trump's base voted him in so he would upset things and so he would fight. Trump knows he's dead the second he becomes a normal politician. So Trump knows he needs to fight on things, even when they make no sense. Trump's formula is to always control the news, always be in the headlines. He's doing that, and mostly holding his base even as he enacts policies that hurt his base over and over.
As for higher prices...we live in an era of very low inflation. No one will blame trump if grapes are 50 cents more a pound.
Not to mention there's no way the Mexico tariffs are going to happen. None of his advisors in the White House are on board and the entire GOP is threatening to block him on it.
you may be right, but how you can have any faith in the GOP to stop Trump on anything, I don't know.
They mumble and complain in public, they scream and yell in private...but in the end they submit like good aparatchiks.
agip wrote:
Racket wrote:
Not to mention there's no way the Mexico tariffs are going to happen. None of his advisors in the White House are on board and the entire GOP is threatening to block him on it.
you may be right, but how you can have any faith in the GOP to stop Trump on anything, I don't know.
They mumble and complain in public, they scream and yell in private...but in the end they submit like good aparatchiks.
Racket is looking korrekt:
https://twitter.com/carlquintanilla/status/1136271075082457088Democrats are queers
U.S. TRADE ADVISER NAVARRO SAYS TARIFFS ON MEXICAN GOODS MAY NOT HAVE TO GO INTO EFFECT "BECAUSE WE HAVE THE MEXICANS' ATTENTION"
What does that mean?
Sounds like when I wrote "Maybe Mexico writes up some BS agreement that does nothing and he [Trump] will hold it up as a triumph."
Racket said the GOP would block it.
This says Mexico will "deal".