Financial Times of London openly rooting for a Trump recession
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The democrats in this country are hoping he fails as well.
DucksFC
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sounds like this bored is too.
I welcome a recession. I’m good and not over leveraged like some dipshit who bought a home in San Diego on an upper-middle class income in his 60s. - @EverettChris
if we don’t get a big recession, and force drastic interest rate cuts, our interest on the national debt could exceed $1.5T per year. - @greenblood
We? have been due for a recession for a few years now. Too many people have jobs, too much government spending growth, too much printing by the Fed, etc. The post-COVID economy has been an unsustainable growth. - @BleachedAnusDawg
I welcome a recession. I’m good and not over leveraged like some dipshit who bought a home in San Diego on an upper-middle class income in his 60s. - @EverettChris
if we don’t get a big recession, and force drastic interest rate cuts, our interest on the national debt could exceed $1.5T per year. - @greenblood
We? have been due for a recession for a few years now. Too many people have jobs, too much government spending growth, too much printing by the Fed, etc. The post-COVID economy has been an unsustainable growth. - @BleachedAnusDawg
You’re getting even more weird and awkward.
What is it with you kooks?
What is it with you kooks?
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If it means cutting government spending as the driver of GDP, I do welcome a recession. I notice you left out that context as my statement was made as part of a larger conversation.
No wonder you bought the “very fine people” hoax. You can’t connect complex thoughts.
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DucksFC
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Thank you for confirming you do welcome a recession.
Translation - My credit cards are maxed out and I'm delinquent on my student loans but I'm planning on borrowing from the local loan shark for my Spring Break vacation in Hawaii. No way am I spending only what I earn. Milton Friedman isn't in charge of me.
Thank you for confirming you do welcome a recession.
Thank you for being deceitful and leaving out the full context of my specific reason for wanting a recession. An economy built on government growth and private sector loss isn’t sustainable.
Dishonest as always. Did you figure out where you were wrong on the Alien Invader act yet? You wasted an entire day being wrong as you were propping up strawman arguments to defend your ignorance.
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DucksFC
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“I welcome a recession if” is still welcoming a recession. HTH
”Very fine people”
You’re a disingenuous person on a posting spree.
You’re a disingenuous person on a posting spree.
DucksFC
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you want the same thing but for different reasons. You think a recession is necessary to achieve Trump’s long term plan.
I think a correction/recession is necessary to correct for excessive government spending, unnecessary monetary injection, and terrible economic policy over the last 4 years.
Perhaps not necessary for Trump's plan, but his plan does include lowering interest rates, and if some volatility is necessary in the meantime to achieve that, it's a welcome tradeoff
It's inevitable
And the media won't change the definition for Trump
Whatever. Shits gotta change
And the media won't change the definition for Trump
Whatever. Shits gotta change
Leftards are openly arguing for continued government waste and fraud. They had 12 years to clean it up and used it to fund the dem party, friends and families. No transparency. No internal controls. No accountability. But Doge looking at where the spending is going is a Constitutional crisis.
Simpleton @DucksFC is coloring in crayons and completely missing the context of those quotes regarding a correction in economic growth trends.
Either that, or he’s being totally dishonest in a “very fine people” way.
Neither works here, Jerry. Up your game.
Either that, or he’s being totally dishonest in a “very fine people” way.
Neither works here, Jerry. Up your game.
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