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Prairie Gates

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33. What a bullshit headline

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Dec 14, 2025, 05:47 PM

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Fuck's sake. I know it's WSJ, but they're usually not this obvious with their bullshit in the news division.

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Trump unsure whether impact of economic policies will be felt in time for midterms, WSJ reports [View all] BumRushDaShow Yesterday OP

With 1.17 million jobs cut in 2025 Coldwater Yesterday #1

What policies? C_U_L8R Yesterday #2

That is what I asked when I saw this article. riversedge Yesterday #4

OH we feel them allright! mdbl Yesterday #24

I hear the sound of Joe Biden laughing BeyondGeography Yesterday #3

The pukes will get their just deserts. Nt BootinUp Yesterday #5

Uh, hello?? Impact is being felt already! duh kerouac2 Yesterday #6

Who is Dumb Enough to Ask a Moron? Roy Rolling Yesterday #7

it is being felt -- just not the way Pedo POTUS wants it ... he is a demented moronic POS LymphocyteLover Yesterday #8

What effect is he looking for beyond the chaos he has created. Historic NY Yesterday #9

Trumps aids are telling him a bullshit story about the economy. BradBo Yesterday #10

Delusional old man finally admits that he has no clue about what is happening. Lonestarblue Yesterday #11

People are also having to make choices about food. infullview Yesterday #13

The 1% are all he cares about Playingmantis Yesterday #17

2 weeks. Prices are coming down in 2 weeks. Bluetus Yesterday #12

Reminds me of that sleazy contractor in the '80s Tom Hanks comedy 'The Money Pit' peppertree Yesterday #32

A pity since his "policies" will make things worse. paleotn Yesterday #14

We're already feeling the impact of his financial policies, and it's getting worse every day,. patphil Yesterday #15

Wanna bet? Playingmantis Yesterday #16

He told us to quit buying so many dolls and pencils Farmer-Rick Yesterday #18

Oh I think they will Nasruddin Yesterday #19

So that is an admission that he's lying about the economy. Ol Janx Spirit Yesterday #20

I'm betting the economy will crater right around mid January. Javaman Yesterday #21

Oh, we're feeling it, you motherfucker orangecrush Yesterday #22

"It won't be long until our management will kick up the economic policies" chouchou Yesterday #23

Bullshit! The full negative impact from his war on immigrants, across the board tariffs, and health care fiasco has yet Martin68 Yesterday #25

oh, we are definitely feeling the impact of his "policies" UpInArms Yesterday #26

I KNEW all the benefits of TRUMPISM would be 2 weeks AFTER the election bucolic_frolic Yesterday #27

Trump Has No Worry DallasNE Yesterday #28

I *hope* the full impact of his economic policies will be felt before the midterms. thesquanderer Yesterday #29

I'm one of those hit hard... slightlv Yesterday #31

I hope not. Things are bad enough already. We don't need things worse. appleannie1 Yesterday #30

What a bullshit headline Prairie Gates Yesterday #33

Oh, we're feeling it alright Pedo. AllyCat Yesterday #34

Economy is like a fake western town in a Hollywood movie wolfie001 22 hrs ago #35