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Link: https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets
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Maybe they’ll recover this afternoon.
But everything is going great.
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But it’s all about what books are allowed in school libraries.
Dipshit voters elected a Dipshit President.
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This is all own-goaling.
The debt is a problem. This will not help that in any way - in fact, if the chaos continues and the bond market crashes, we will have a depression.
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The United States had quietly done much better than Europe and Japan in the last 10-15 years. And China has bigger problems than we do.
We could have addressed the debt in a rational way. Instead we got this.
You may not like the actions taken, and that's fine - perfectly valid arguments to make in opposition to them, and I give space for that.
But this was not a "vibrant economy." We've been wasting trillions and propping up inorganic gains.
Six minutes that might change your view of how healthy the economy was.
Past tense.
The debt could have been managed. Gradually, logically.
Link: https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/06/politics/video/gps0406-tariffs-trump-economy-american-decline
We were needlessly floating fake gains for political purposes.
We are $35T in debt. We have ballooned to that via stupidity and made the correction worse.
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I posted a link last week to Steve Rattner sharing your concerns.
DOGE, tax cuts, and tariffs chaos will only make it worse.
We still need to spend wisely, to include medical and scientific research at universities, and USAID to prevent conflict and pandemics, and on inspectors to make sure our water, food, environment is safe.
Trump is cutting the very things that prevent catastrophic events, and help us compete in the global economy,
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