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Trump's Second Term

Trump: "We don't need anything from Japan or anyone else, I hear Japan gets 90% of their oil from the Strait. You could take two people, they could drop little bombs in the water and they're holding things up - we get none of our oil from the Strait. We do it just to be nice. We're defending it for everyone else."
japanese prime minister was sitting next to him
 
Conway is right
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George Conway on Trump: “We can’t last 34 more months of what we’ve seen in the last 14. We’re ◊◊◊◊◊◊ if this guy serves out his term. He’s gonna trash everything once and for all”
 
◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ Biden.
It's amazing that Trump/MAGA is still blaming Biden for Trump pooping his pants.

President Donald Trump caught heat from political analysts and observers on Wednesday after the latest economic data showed the "worst of all worlds" has arrived.
Financial experts on CNBC noted that the latest inflation data that was released on Wednesday came in much hotter than expected. Producer prices climbed by 0.7% over the last year compared to the estimated growth of 0.3%. The Bureau of Labor Statistics noted that energy prices, which have advanced 13.9% compared to February, were a major contributor to the rise in producer prices.

"It's almost the worst of both worlds," Rick Santelli said on CNBC on Wednesday morning. "I guess stagflation would come close to describing the situation."


Political analysts and observers reacted to Santelli's assessment of the economy on social media.

"The president’s reckless and regressive economic policies have delivered higher costs and fewer jobs to American families," Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) posted on X. "Congress must take action to reverse course and provide relief before more damage is done."


"Prices rose more than TWICE as fast as economists predicted last month thanks to Trump’s tariffs and war with Iran," Rep. Shri Thanedar (D-MI) posted on X. "Next time you go to the store, remember that the Trump administration said that the pain they’re causing consumers like you is 'the last of their concerns.'"
 
If only a reporter would ask him, "If Biden is able to effect the global economy well over a year after leaving office, is it because he was such a powerful of a president or is it because you are such a weak and ineffective one?"
And of course Trump was president for the term before Biden: why were Trump's amazing achievements then so easily undone by Biden? If a current president is hampered by the president before, Biden should have been unable to do anything at all because of the lasting influence of the mighty Trump.
 

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