Donald Trump

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  • zarkonite0

    Look at this fucking moron, still tanking the economy and losing all his fights.

    https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s…

    "... A wider overall trade deficit in August was broadly expected, after data on goods released last week showed the deficit climbed for the third month in a row."

    "Imports increased 0.6% in August, Friday’s report said. Exports, meanwhile, fell 0.8% to $209.43 billion from July’s $211.10 billion."

    3 months in a row... in summer months! This has got to be some kind of record. And those sanctions aren't doing shit to help trade, by weakening the US' partners he's killing exports. There must be a lot of head to desk banging at the department of trade, this guy is failing marco-economics 101.

    • "The economy is great! Thanks Trump!" - Imbeciles. It's the equivalent of a race car driver racing 499 of 500 laps in first place...hobgoblin
    • and before the last lap he trades off with another driver from his team and the new person wins the race. Whom should take credit?hobgoblin
    • Surely not the man who raced the last lap and won? But fucktard imbeciles who need 3 word chants to keep them entertained sure think it is.hobgoblin
    • Many more Americans are working than before 1970 and buying more imports, this equals trade deficit. #magarobotron3k
    • let me add then another relevant statistics here: you know how many people died in US since Trump took office? around 5 mlnzaq
    • If america had a bigger output from labour they would be exporting more, it's proportional. That's why free trade works best. Trump's bet is that the US willzarkonite
    • make up the difference by producing locally with the pressure from the tax (typical tactic from the left, to shape the market with taxes) but I'll be veryzarkonite
    • surprised if america can ever compete with third world country labour now that we have such an efficient international shipping system.zarkonite
    • American businesses will just end up paying more for base materials to transform and erode their competitiveness. It's backwards as shit, and it's usually whatzarkonite
    • unions and lefties want.zarkonite
    • Huh? It's Trump that wants everyone to pay higher prices, hence his trade wars. "Lefties and unions" want fair policies for workers.formed
    • I've not seen a "lefty or union" asking for diminished trade, increased material costs and poor international relationships. Quite the opposite.formed
    • dude, unions are very anti free-trade. The left also doesn't want to do business with countries that don't hold the same eco and social standards we do.zarkonite
    • Unions blame free trade for reduced wages and job losses everywhere.zarkonite

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