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IronLionZion

(50,885 posts)
8. Supposedly that's what got him to back off the tariffs last April
Tue Jan 20, 2026, 08:44 PM
Yesterday

I doubt it's going to work this time. As if he has any brain cells left. Dude knows he's not going to be around for the consequences. Orrex has a daily thread on how this ends.

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So it begins... Aristus Yesterday #1
Never ask for whom the bells tolls.... NotHardly Yesterday #9
Yes. Literature reacquaints readers with reality. But the felon obviously doesn't read. ancianita Yesterday #13
I can think of one clod I wish would be washed away by the sea. raccoon 16 hrs ago #34
This may be what it takes Mme. Defarge Yesterday #2
I really hope that after listening to some of the leader's speeches at Davos, Bev54 Yesterday #10
The finacial world expressing to Trump Johonny Yesterday #3
$100 million is a pittance. It was the warning Melon Yesterday #4
Like... if China joined the dumping club! nt slightlv Yesterday #7
Actually, I thought that I saw someplace that China was already dumping treasuries. h2ebits 21 hrs ago #31
Not dumping at all. Countries ebb and flow Melon 10 hrs ago #37
Thanks for the correction. That must have been what I saw and remembered inaccurately. h2ebits 10 hrs ago #38
Do we want to f around and find out what happens when the warning is ignored? IronLionZion 22 hrs ago #29
That would add to The National Debt, right? no_hypocrisy Yesterday #5
That is the national debt, funded by selling US treasury bonds. Bev54 Yesterday #12
Not directly, but it still ain't good for any of us. paleotn Yesterday #15
It makes our national debt more expensive because Treasury has to pay higher yields IronLionZion 22 hrs ago #30
We're barely able to pay INTEREST on the Debt right now. no_hypocrisy 16 hrs ago #35
This is just the beginning of the end for the good faith and credit of the US that the felon has killed. ancianita Yesterday #6
Supposedly that's what got him to back off the tariffs last April IronLionZion Yesterday #8
heh heh...probably... Wondering if you have a link to Orrex? ancianita Yesterday #11
Every day here on DU IronLionZion Yesterday #22
Ah, yes! Thanks. ancianita Yesterday #23
If Denmark, Germany and France stop exporting insulin were screwed. 33taw Yesterday #14
But...but...but....I didn't think we were reliant on Europe for anything!!! paleotn Yesterday #17
You'd be surprised. Aussie105 Yesterday #25
Not true SCantiGOP Yesterday #21
You may be correct, but that is not what I am finding. Yes,Eli Lilly is a US company. 33taw 21 hrs ago #32
Reuters link DoBW Yesterday #16
It will force the Federal Reserve to engage in significant QE at the long end of the yield curve. roamer65 Yesterday #18
The bigger the depression... purr-rat beauty Yesterday #19
Central banks are buying metals. Not a good sign for the US economy. DJ Synikus Makisimus Yesterday #20
I think Japan surpassed China BaronChocula 17 hrs ago #33
Quite a lot of trade happens. Aussie105 Yesterday #24
Yes. Yes, he's an idiot. Wharton must be so proud. Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #26
Gonna be a whomping big distraction from Jack Smith's little chat to the public. Attilatheblond 23 hrs ago #27
$100M is meaningless other than symbolism Bluetus 23 hrs ago #28
If that becomes an avalanche, we are SCREWED Martin Eden 14 hrs ago #36
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