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Title: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: CC27 on March 06, 2026, 12:56:37 PM
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Gee, who could have predicted

That a six-time bankrupt, casino busting child molesting mother****er would **** up our economy?

It is a mystery.

**** yourself, bag of shit.

Context: job losses, market in free fall, oil spiking.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/100221076292

Now do Biden...
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: SVPete on March 06, 2026, 01:08:28 PM
Another DUmmie more detached from Earth-reality than the dwarf planet Pluto.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: ADsOutburst on March 06, 2026, 01:53:13 PM
:thatsright: Trump has not himself been bankrupt six times; six of his businesses (out of hundreds) have gone bankrupt.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: DLR Pyro on March 06, 2026, 02:03:49 PM
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market in free fall


as of this writing the Dow Jones is 4,077 points higher than it's highest closing ever under biden
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: FlippyDoo on March 06, 2026, 04:37:51 PM
I really can understand why the Airport Hooker would have a bad attitude. I mean, it probably always has sore knees and a sore mouth and who knows what else, but I really don't remember it saying anything when SloJo and crew were destroying the country and economy like a gremlin on an airplane engine in an episode of Twilight Zone.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: Ralph Wiggum on March 06, 2026, 06:20:10 PM
The economy is ****ed up because of one lousy jobs report? It was heavily impacted by major storms and a massive health-care strike.

You lib-tards didn't give two shits as Sharter Joe gradually increased prices for four years due to a huge increase in the regulatory class (including DEI), and trillions of "jobs" awarded to "create" millions of worthless goober-mint jobs.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: Airwolf on March 06, 2026, 10:28:03 PM
Another lesson in never take economic advice from someone at DU. They can barely read and write over there let alone add and subtract.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: RonE on March 07, 2026, 01:08:41 AM
AVp, Envision the last election being won by Biden or Harris (same shit). Realize  Iran would nuke us as soon as they became capable. (Not if, but when. They have promised exactly that)    Being nuked would officially set off  a major war. And, it would be a war we couldn't fight due to the degradation of our military aided by cross-dressing generals.
Imagine all of that along with the Biden clowns having already killed off our oil industry. We would be directly dependent on our enemies to cover our energy needs.
 Give it some thought you dumb ass!
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: DUmpDiver on March 07, 2026, 05:26:49 AM

as of this writing the Dow Jones is 4,077 points higher than it's highest closing ever under biden

This dip is nothing compared to last April when capital markets "nosed-dived" over tariff uncertainties and the sky was falling back then. The markets were back in a about a month.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: 67 Rover on March 07, 2026, 06:48:18 AM
AVp, Envision the last election being won by Biden or Harris (same shit). Realize  Iran would nuke us as soon as they became capable. (Not if, but when. They have promised exactly that)    Being nuked would officially set off  a major war. And, it would be a war we couldn't fight due to the degradation of our military aided by cross-dressing generals.
Imagine all of that along with the Biden clowns having already killed off our oil industry. We would be directly dependent on our enemies to cover our energy needs.
 Give it some thought you dumb ass!


Don't forget empty strategic oil reserves as well.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: Ralph Wiggum on March 07, 2026, 09:54:16 AM
This dip is nothing compared to last April when capital markets "nosed-dived" over tariff uncertainties and the sky was falling back then. The markets were back in a about a month.

The markets only "nose-dived" because half of the market advisors listened to the leftist economic wonks who swore that tariffs would ruin the economy.

Imposing harsher tariffs was a negotiating ploy, which in turn enraged leftists who didn't realize that we were already charging and more importantly paying exorbitant tariffs to foreign countries and have been for years.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: ADsOutburst on March 07, 2026, 05:01:24 PM
The markets only "nose-dived" because half of the market advisors listened to the leftist economic wonks who swore that tariffs would ruin the economy.

Imposing harsher tariffs was a negotiating ploy, which in turn enraged leftists who didn't realize that we were already charging and more importantly paying exorbitant tariffs to foreign countries and have been for years.

Another example of the left trying to cause the event or change they are "predicting"?
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: Ralph Wiggum on March 07, 2026, 05:38:35 PM
Another example of the left trying to cause the event or change they are "predicting"?

Well, the left has minimal buying power outside of the very few oligarch libs so they use their favorite discredited demand-side economic theorists who are ALWAYS wrong.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: Movie buff- The Sequel on March 11, 2026, 06:46:00 AM
Never mind that if Harris had been elected, her proposed "Unrealized gains" tax would have been guaranteed to trigger a stock- market crash that would have obliterated the US economy.
Title: Re: Gee, who could have predicted
Post by: SVPete on March 11, 2026, 09:05:23 AM
"Oil spiking"? Wrong verb tense. Oil spiked, due to market panic, but since its peak late last week, oil is down $30/barrel, a >25% drop. As tanker manage to transit the Strait of Hormuz safely by turning off their ID beacons (being done now) and the US continues to demolish Iranian means of attacking tanker traffic and oil volume is shifted more into pipelines, the price will continue to fall, albeit less precipitously.

"Market in free fall"? The DJIA is down about 2500 points from its ~50300 pea. It's down, currently, but that is NOT "free fall". As uncertainty eases, the DJIA is likely to settle out ("correction") or rise again.