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I like the idea of trying to disincentivise companies moving production to other countries. However, Trump is using a hatchet for an operation that requires a scalpel.

It's reminiscent of that border wall crap. There's real issues to be addressed regarding the border. Addressing the issues is popular. Trump loudly pushed a simple and godawful method to do so and followed it up with a bunch of crap that just made the real problems worse.
 
It's because people like simple answers to complex problems. Especially when that simple answer sticks it to "those people". Simple answers are loud and flashy. People want to see the big, beautiful, erect, throbbing wall. They don't want to hear about foreign policy changes, international coalitions, climate change mitigation, economic relief, justice reform, labor relations, corporate responsibility, and all the other boring moving parts that go into actually addressing mass migration.
 
How many lies are in that one post of his? Kamala was never a "border czar".

She won't pass hundreds of miles of wall built by Trump either. Does he think the freeways are lined with wall?

Like most politicians, she will pose and see about 2 miles of wall, maybe. She and other politicians should go to the ports of entry and see how much help the border needs there, not in the middle of the desert. You know, the types of things Trump killed when he told little Mikey Johnson to can the bipartisan bill on the border.
 
Well Harris is part of the current administration, and people identify inflation with the current administration. Harris didn't come up with any plan how to fix it, while Trump can say "when I was a president, it was better".
People are not evil, just stupid.
 
Oh I don't know. It's close enough to Australia for me to at least do some practice marching in my back yard while furrowing my brows.
 
I never said this time., but sooner or later, it will explode int a major war.

Bold prediction. At some point in the future the Middle East will have war. Next you're going to tell me the sun will rise and set today. Crazy ****. Way to go out on a limb.
 
That's not Trump. That's Republican marketing. They've been pushing that nosnense since the Iran-Contra guy and the media happily went along with it. It's chiseled into our brains

Typically the deficit balloons under the Republicans and the Democrats try to get it back under control but the lie is that the Republicans are the party of fiscal responsibility.
 
How the hell can you put a tariff on a product made in the USA?

"I just noticed behind me John Deere tractors," the former president said. "I know a lot about John Deere. I love the company. But as you know, they've announced a few days ago that they're going to move a lot of their manufacturing business to Mexico."

Presumably, he's referring to John Deere products made in Mexico. (Of course, this would violate trade treaties we have with Mexico).
 
Daily Mail

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Donald Trump opens up big lead in our election model: Are Kamala Harris' best weeks behind her and where are the 27,000 voters who could decide who wins?

Kamala Harris may have enjoyed her most successful campaign weeks, according to our J.L. Partners/DailyMail.com election model which shows Donald Trump opening up a 10-point lead.

The model crunches all the latest poll data, as well as decades worth of election results plus economic indicators, to calculate who has the best chance of winning the electoral college in November.

It still shows Harris with the best chance of claiming victory in the popular vote (it gives her 50.8 percent support now and a 65 percent chance of finishing with more votes in November).

But state-by-state numbers all show the Blue Wall of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan tilting towards Trump, giving him the overall advantage when it comes to winning the White House.

It gives him a 55.2 percent chance of victory. Harris is on 44.6 percent, with a very small chance of a tie.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ris-best-weeks-27-000-voters-decide-wins.html
 
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