Trumpflation Takes Off

I told you so. Poor Aaron is going to starve as he told us how he couldn't afford to buy groceries under Biden. Send him any canned goods you can spare.

Edited on Feb 12, 2025 7:46am

Its been less than 3 weeks and you're already blaming Trump?  You clearly have no concept of how an economy works.

Dont forget about WW3 that Trump is starting with his occupation of GAZA.   Aaron has a big problem with foreign expenditures.

Wait, I'm confused.  Our resident Liberals assured us 8 years ago that Trump was starting WWIII.  That would make this war WWIV, right?

 

Hell, Reagan certainly started WWIII...now I'm even more confused.  Or Liberals are just stupid over and over and over.

Edited on Feb 12, 2025 8:39am

Originally posted by: Boilerman

Wait, I'm confused.  Our resident Liberals assured us 8 years ago that Trump was starting WWIII.  That would make this war WWIV, right?

 

Hell, Reagan certainly started WWIII...now I'm even more confused.  Or Liberals are just stupid over and over and over.


Did you get that from a Russian Agent or did your one of your friends tell you?    

 

Trump was never in danger of starting WW3.  Its hard to go to war with Russia when you are in bed with their leader.

Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

Did you get that from a Russian Agent or did your one of your friends tell you?    

 

Trump was never in danger of starting WW3.  Its hard to go to war with Russia when you are in bed with their leader.


Yet many Liberals, if not most Liberals, told us 8 years ago that Trump was getting us into WWIII.  The same Libs are at it again.

And regarding January inflation data...what a disingenuous post. Trump was in office for only 10 days...but that's what Lyin' Liberals do.

Aaron, people have known Trump was going to take office since November.  Smart people made big ticket purchases they had been putting off as they knew the cost of things were going up. This increased demand driving inflation up.

 

Trump passed a 10% tariff on Chinese goods and a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel almost immediately breaking the agreement that he just made with Mexico in Canada to not introduce any new Tarrifs  for 30 days. Tarrifs are inflationary and they are a specific action that Trump took that increases inflation.

 

Trump's back and forth over Tarrifs, is creating uncertainty in the marketplace which causes panic buying by consumers.  We are already seeing grocery hoarding. This was a specific action that Trump undertook that increases inflation.

 

 

Trump's gag orders to the agencies dealing with bird flu has left farmers and the states with no coordination/information and more chickens dead.  This is a specific action Trump undertook that increases inflation.

 

Trump's criminal migrant deportation scheme is failing as they are having a hard time finding criminals. They sent 400 ICE agents from all over the country to Colorado for a sweep to pick up supposed gang members. They found one guy. What do you think the ROI l

on that investment was?  

 

Now they are focusing on non-criminal migrants who pick fruits, vegetables and produce other food which has lead to fruits and vegetables rotting in the fields as the workers are afraid to show up.  This is a specific Trump policy that increases inflation.

 

Yes, it is fair to blame Trump at this point because instead of lowering costs on day one as he promised, he has enacted numerous inflationary polices that has and will continue to lead to increased inflation. 

Keep in mind Trump keeps talking about getting rid of Powell so he can force the Fed to lower intrest rates which is absolutely nuts when we are experiencing growth in inflation.

 

I would also add if you think you might need a new vehicle in the next four years, drop everything you are doing now and buy one. With tarrifs on Aluminum, Steel, 10% on China and possibly more on Canada and Mexico, pandemic era pricing on vehicles is going to look like a bargain in comparison to Trump era priceing on vehicles. 

 

 

 

 

Edited on Feb 12, 2025 9:59am
Originally posted by: Mark

People have known Trump was going to take office since November.  Smart people made big ticket purchases they had been putting off as they knew the cost of things were going up. This increased demand driving inflation up.

 

Trump passed a 10% tariff on Chinese goods and a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel almost immediately breaking the agreement that he just made with Mexico in Canada to not introduce any new Tarrifs  for 30 days. Tarrifs are inflationary and they are a specific action that Trump took that increases inflation.

 

Trump's back and forth over Tarrifs, is creating uncertainty in the marketplace which causes panic buying by consumers.  We are already seeing grocery hoarding. This was a specific action that Trump undertook that increases inflation.

 

 

Trump's gag orders to the agencies dealing with bird flu has left farmers and the states with no coordination/information and more chickens dead.  This is a specific action Trump undertook that increases inflation.

 

Trump's criminal migrant deportation scheme is failing as they are having a hard time finding criminals. They sent 400 ICE agents from all over the country to Colorado for a sweep to pick up supposed gang members. They found one guy. What do you think the ROI l

on that investment was?  

 

Now they are focusing on non-criminal migrants who pick fruits, vegetables and produce other food which has lead to fruits and vegetables rotting in the fields as the workers are afraid to show up.  This is a specific Trump policy that increases inflation.

 

Yes, it is fair to blame Trump at this point because instead of lowering costs on day one as he promised, he has enacted numerous inflationary polices that has and will continue to lead to increased inflation. 

Keep in mind Trump keeps talking about getting rid of Powell so he can force the Fed to lower intrest rates which is absolutely nuts when we are experiencing growth in inflation.

 

I would also add if you think you might need a new vehicle in the next four years, drop everything you are doing now and buy one. With tarrifs on Aluminum, Steel, 10% on China and possibly more on Canada and Mexico, pandemic era pricing on vehicles is going to look like a bargain in comparison to Trump era priceing on vehicles. 

 

 

 

 


Liberals continue to prove how dishonest they are is clarified here.  Keep it up.

Nope, but Trump is going to continue to demonstrate how inflationary his policies are. You and Aaron are going to keep making excuses for how it's not Trump's fault and award him a participation trophy.

Edited on Feb 12, 2025 9:46am
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