Tariff Man and his tariff plan cause market plunges

HDGristle's Avatar
You're getting colder. You're not even grasping impact. Follow the ports.

https://www.wpr.org/news/trumps-trad...orts-last-year

Tie the 27% to TACO and it should snap into focus
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You're getting colder. You're not even grasping impact. Follow the ports.

https://www.wpr.org/news/trumps-trad...orts-last-year

Tie the 27% to TACO and it should snap into focus Originally Posted by HDGristle

once again you post a link that doesn't cite 27 percent .. in any way. 27 percent of what? tonnage coming in? tonnage going out? 27 percent increase in costs? in what exactly?


let me just ask you this ... if you'll answer


are nations imposing unfair trade tariffs that negatively affect US business internationally?


Yes or No.


there is no other answer.
HDGristle's Avatar
TACO, Waco. Its clear you haven't kept score. You gotta work it. Put ya thang down, flip and reverse it

Moving on...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG7e5ZNDdf8
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TACO, Waco. Its clear you haven't kept score. You gotta work it. Put ya thang down, flip and reverse it

Moving on...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG7e5ZNDdf8 Originally Posted by HDGristle

amusing. once again no 27 percent. of anything. the chicks are hot. are they 27 percent of hot?


i'd give them 97 percent of hot what would you say?



bahhahaa
HDGristle's Avatar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxC8jb4Ykq8

I wonder what the answer is...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxC8jb4Ykq8

I wonder what the answer is... Originally Posted by HDGristle



let us know when you make one up.


bahahahhaaaa
eyecu2's Avatar
so is an AI summary wrong? mine? eyecu2's? it's fine for quick facts. now go back to post WWII and follow the unfair tariff breadcrumbs and understand why we are where we are now. unless of course you'd prefer the US to continue to allow unfair trade tariffs by other nations to hinder long term US business growth both at home and in international business.


that trail of breadcrumbs is far longer than you seem to think and Trump isn't the first president to attempt to reset trade. criticize Trump's "Bull in a China shop" approach all you want but know that 60 years of ineffective presidents both Republican and Democrat to address this makes weak half-measures useless. Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid


You're missing the point. Farms have been subsidized for decades to keep food sources secure, and to not let farmers be subject to the whims of weather only. Tariffs are further down the line for economic stability. That stability can be upset by radical swings in an already precarious industry.

When you add tariffs that are thrown around whimsically, or as a method to penalize importers, you do so at the peril of the people who are producing the product. In this case we're not talking about it percentage or two but 25 to 50% which is ridiculous. China figured out how to wag the dog and just bought their soybeans from someplace else. This is why Trump is such a terrible leader he doesn't realize that we're not the only game in town, and that there are choices. Canada's doing the same thing, and tell him our Administration to pound salt.

This is exactly why Congress should be the only persons able to administer tariffs, and only after careful consideration. Not shooting from the hip and levying such tariffs via the stupid social media post. We suffer a complete fool in the office of POTUS
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NEW - Trump signs executive order declaring a "national emergency" over Cuba, and will impose additional tariffs on countries supplying Cuba with oil.

Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/jwhwtyvbju/

@disclosetv
HDGristle's Avatar
let us know when you make one up.


bahahahhaaaa Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
Your lack of knowledge on the TACO trade is showing. It's all one search away and you were given all the keywords
HDGristle's Avatar
https://reason.com/2026/02/02/trump-...-he-got-wrong/

A well-reasoned response to Tariffman's recent WSJ letter.
https://reason.com/2026/02/02/trump-...-he-got-wrong/

A well-reasoned response to Tariffman's recent WSJ letter. Originally Posted by HDGristle
The trade deficit. trump's op-ed claims that he has "slashed our monthly trade deficit by an astonishing 77%."

That would be astonishing. But in reality, the Census Bureau reported last week that the trade deficit increased—not decreased—by nearly 37 percent in November, the most recent month for which data are available. Through the first 11 months of 2025, the trade deficit was 4 percent higher than it had been in 2024. That is literally the opposite of what trump is claiming.

It's somewhat astonishing that the Journal allowed such a wildly misleading claim to appear in its pages. Someone really should have fact-checked this before it went to print.

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It's not as astonishing as it should be, because Der Führer would just sue the WSJ for fact-checking his utter nonsense. By the way, WTF is the President of the United States doing writing an op-ed for the WSJ anyway?
There is no getting away from this fact: tariffs are pushing prices higher. The Harvard Business School, trump's favorite source on the matter, recently noted that prices for imported goods are up 9.7 percent from their pre-tariff trends, while domestic prices are up 4.4 percent. Those increases have added an estimated 1 percentage point to inflation as measured by the consumer price index.

https://reason.com/2026/02/02/trump-...-he-got-wrong/
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This is something that only MAGA morons can deny. And why? Because Dear Leader says so. That's all the "proof" these depraved shit heels ever need.

Meanwhile, everyone else in America is listening to their wallets, and their wallets are telling them the truth: WE ARE PAYING FOR THESE TARIFFS.
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There is no getting away from this fact: tariffs are pushing prices higher. The Harvard Business School, trump's favorite source on the matter, recently noted that prices for imported goods are up 9.7 percent from their pre-tariff trends, while domestic prices are up 4.4 percent. Those increases have added an estimated 1 percentage point to inflation as measured by the consumer price index.

https://reason.com/2026/02/02/trump-...-he-got-wrong/
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This is something that only MAGA morons can deny. And why? Because Dear Leader says so. That's all the "proof" these depraved shit heels ever need.

Meanwhile, everyone else in America is listening to their wallets, and their wallets are telling them the truth: WE ARE PAYING FOR THESE TARIFFS. Originally Posted by jayzee43
But what about those brain trusts from Truth social, x, telegram, 4chan etal? Those ppl are internet experts who are clearly economics majors and they couldn't be wrong???
But what about those brain trusts from Truth social, x, telegram, 4chan etal? Those ppl are internet experts who are clearly economics majors and they couldn't be wrong??? Originally Posted by eyecu2
You're right... I forgot all about those economics wizards over on 4chan