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(40,793 posts)Just the opposite of what Dump and Bessent wanted. Supposedly.
Total incompetence. Something is broken.
OAITW r.2.0
(31,491 posts)But this will lead to higher interests for the USG and anyone wanting a loan to buy a car, grow a business, send your kids to school.
Loverboyoh
(3 posts)Do we want the market to tank or do well?
Bernardo de La Paz
(60,320 posts)Do we want the market to tank or do well?
Loverboyoh
(3 posts)Is it better for the markets to tank now or do well?
Bernardo de La Paz
(60,320 posts)JoseBalow
(9,165 posts)Not even trying
obamanut2012
(29,174 posts)True Dough
(25,833 posts)
Woodwizard
(1,264 posts)mahina
(20,430 posts)Emile
(40,618 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
(174,961 posts)Loverboyoh
(3 posts)A good market or one that tanks? Simple question, one or the other.
Bernardo de La Paz
(60,320 posts)That is, state your opinion and then ask the non-factual opinion question.
A good market or one that tanks? Simple question, one or the other.
Hornedfrog2000
(866 posts)Its just the guy in the whitehouse works for putin, and he doesnt want it to do well. So who we are is something maybe you should define
JoseBalow
(9,165 posts)I'm just asking

B.See
(7,776 posts)if it brings discredit to a rabble rousing grifter bigot dictator wanna be, a fascist who wants to deport US citizens, remove judges who disagree, inflict the cost of tariffs on the citizenry, silence the press, erase Black people from history, and destroy democracy at the bidding of Putin, all to the joy of ecstatic Russian journalists who want to erect a statue in honour of the Felon,
then yes, I want to see the market tank, along with all his wealthy enablers, okay?
EndlessWire
(8,103 posts)One important half of the human race. We are not property, as the Orange Turd would have you believe. He hates Women, too. He even erased the word "woman" as an acceptable word.
Women should close their legs to repubs everywhere. Maybe for 90 days, at least.
B.See
(7,776 posts)Though women comprise many of those I cited as victims of Trump's/maga's policy of hate, they deserve special mention because of what has CLEARLY been a systematic right winged assault upon the rights of women in particular, which has been the subject of many of my threads, long before my arrival here at DU.
My apologies.
MichMan
(16,630 posts)As long as there is political gain to be had, unemployment, homelessness, hunger and poverty is just collateral damage.
B.See
(7,776 posts)would immediately result in "unemployment, homelessness, hunger and poverty" and CERTAINLY not to the extent that a Trump dictatorship will, and already HAS. And that's not counting all the other horrors his occupancy portends.
So maybe the condemnations should be saved for those responsible for tanking the stock market, sabotaging Social Security, removing millions of Americans from healthcare, refusing free school lunch programs, opposing student debt relief, sabotaging the CFPB, the CDC, FEMA, etc., blocking science based health advisories while dispensing medical quackery, rolling back laws protecting our communities from pollution, and potentially bringing death to many millions more, worldwide, by the heinously unscrupulous ending of world food aid programs... for starters.
Nixie
(17,938 posts)EndlessWire
(8,103 posts)I don't speak stock market. Whatever is happening, I don't think it can be now fixed just because tariffs were partially paused. All people will do is move their money.
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JCMach1
(29,088 posts)Take some cash and just put it in your wallet today.
Jit423
(1,568 posts)Once consumers stop buying many stop for good. In our system, actually, government has been the biggest job maker ever. Private sector depends bigly on the government jobs and government purchasing that domino into our economy from mom & pop stores to weapons manufacturers, airlines, social services, state government employment, tourism, and the building industries. COVID taught many that they could do without a lot of "things" and we will never go back to those vulnerable habits again.
We, unlike our current administration and much of the world are planning for the next outbreak of a disaster pandemic. If you are not, you are not paying attention. Just look at who are running things now.
Wuddles440
(1,967 posts)oblivious to these consequences!