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If you cheat on your income taxes, this is the kind of Presidential leadership you will vote for again and again:

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If you cheat on your income taxes, this is the kind of Presidential leadership you will vote for again and again:

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this thread has pages and pages of political nonsense

anyways its another War President...looking for WMDs

spending like crazy

while Elon Musk can back whatever person he wants in med-terms, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian whatever he wishes to back

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If you cheat on your income taxes, this is the kind of Presidential leadership you will vote for again and again:

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this thread has pages and pages of political nonsense

anyways its another War President...looking for WMDs

spending like crazy

while Elon Musk can back whatever person he wants in med-terms, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian whatever he wishes to back

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Cites please.

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If you cheat on your income taxes, this is the kind of Presidential leadership you will vote for again and again:

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this thread has pages and pages of political nonsense

anyways its another War President...looking for WMDs

spending like crazy

while Elon Musk can back whatever person he wants in med-terms, Democrat, Republican, Libertarian whatever he wishes to back

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Cites please.

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So in other words you can't provide cites to prove your vicarious insinuations. I knew you couldn't. You never can. It's why I asked.

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Trump Suffers Blow in New Poll

Analysts have increasingly warned that Americans now face increased uncertainty regarding trade policy. CNN analyst Harry Enten has argued that President Donald Trump’s erratic tariff strategy has fallen under significant scrutiny. Polling has reportedly indicated that 55% of voters believe Trump lacks a clear trade strategy—a figure that rises to 64% among independent voters.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-suffers-blow-in-new-poll
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Because Trump put tariffs on and off again it delayed shortages. However, he did cause a sort of brief embargo on goods coming into the country.

There was a two-month period where no goods were ordered or shipped. Nothing coming in to replenish supplies and keep store shelves stocked. That should hit now; July. Let’s see how the month goes.

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Because Trump put tariffs on and off again it delayed shortages. However, he did cause a sort of brief embargo on goods coming into the country.

There was a two-month period where no goods were ordered or shipped. Nothing coming in to replenish supplies and keep store shelves stocked. That should hit now; July. Let’s see how the month goes.

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If you cared at all about America and American citizens, you'd be praying that things go well.

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Over the weekend, HBO talk show host Bill Maher spoke the words out load.

"I feel like the bottom has to fall out at some point," he said, talking about the booming economy. "And by the way, I'm hoping for it because one way you get rid of Trump is a crashing economy.

"Sorry if that hurts people, but it's either root for a recession or you lose your democracy."

Maher would, if he could, throw millions of people into unemployment and poverty, watch as hard-earned savings vanish, wages stagnate and hope gets crushed, if that might keep Trump from winning re-election.

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Because Trump put tariffs on and off again it delayed shortages. However, he did cause a sort of brief embargo on goods coming into the country.

There was a two-month period where no goods were ordered or shipped. Nothing coming in to replenish supplies and keep store shelves stocked. That should hit now; July. Let’s see how the month goes.

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If you cared at all about America and American citizens, you'd be praying that things go well.

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Because Trump put tariffs on and off again it delayed shortages. However, he did cause a sort of brief embargo on goods coming into the country.

There was a two-month period where no goods were ordered or shipped. Nothing coming in to replenish supplies and keep store shelves stocked. That should hit now; July. Let’s see how the month goes.

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Over the weekend, HBO talk show host Bill Maher spoke the words out load.

"I feel like the bottom has to fall out at some point," he said, talking about the booming economy. "And by the way, I'm hoping for it because one way you get rid of Trump is a crashing economy.

"Sorry if that hurts people, but it's either root for a recession or you lose your democracy."

Maher would, if he could, throw millions of people into unemployment and poverty, watch as hard-earned savings vanish, wages stagnate and hope gets crushed, if that might keep Trump from winning re-election.

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Nothing is falling apart, just like nothing has been falling apart for the last 6 months every time your clickbaiters told you it was.

Tick tock to nothing, as per usual.

*yawn*

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bad for you Democrats still can't poll above 20% and your party is dead.

Even if Trump wasn't doing great by mid-terms, you've got nobody that anybody wants to vote for.

Why don't you work on that instead of focusing on Trump every day. Will your brainrot even allow that to be an option anymore?

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A CBS News poll conducted July 16 through July 18 found 58% of Americans disapprove of the way Trump is handling his job as president. Only 42% approve, a drop of a whopping 11 percentage points since a February CBS News poll.

That’s good.

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Why don't you focus on today's failures for the Democratic Party instead of worrying about your massive failures 2 years from now because you fail repeatedly to learn any lessons.

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You have zero chance in the midterms.

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The Democratic Party’s image has eroded to its lowest point in more than three decades, according to a new Wall Street Journal poll, with voters seeing Republicans as better at handling most issues that decide elections.

The new survey finds that 63% of voters hold an unfavorable view of the Democratic Party—the highest share in Journal polls dating to 1990 and 30 percentage points higher than the 33% who hold a favorable view.

That is a far weaker assessment than voters give to either President Trump or the Republican Party, who are viewed more unfavorably than favorably by 7 points and 11 points, respectively. A mere 8% of voters view the Democrats “very favorably,” compared with 19% who show that level of enthusiasm for the GOP.

Democrats have been hoping that a voter backlash against the president will be powerful enough to restore their majority in the House in next year’s midterm elections, much as it did during Trump’s first term. But the Journal poll shows that the party hasn’t yet accomplished a needed first step in that plan: persuading voters they can do a better job than Trump’s party.

On the whole, voters disapprove of the president’s handling of the economy, inflation, tariffs and foreign policy. And yet in each case, the new Journal poll found, voters nonetheless say they trust Republicans rather than Democrats to handle those same issues in Congress.

In some cases, the disparities are striking. Disapproval of Trump’s handling of inflation outweighs approval by 11 points, and yet the GOP is trusted more than Democrats to handle inflation by 10 points. By 17 points, voters disapprove rather than approve of Trump’s handling of tariffs, and yet Republicans are trusted more than Democrats on the issue by 7 points.

Voters have significant concerns about the centerpiece of Trump’s agenda—his immigration policies—opposing some of his deportation tactics by double-digit numbers. And yet they trust congressional Republicans more than Democrats on immigration by 17 points and on handling illegal immigration by 24 points.

The only issues on which voters prefer congressional Democrats to Republicans, among the 10 tested in the Journal survey, are healthcare and vaccine policy.

“The Democratic brand is so bad that they don’t have the credibility to be a critic of Trump or the Republican Party,” said John Anzalone, a Democratic pollster who worked on the Journal survey with Republican Tony Fabrizio. “Until they reconnect with real voters and working people on who they’re for and what their economic message is, they’re going to have problems.”

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