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Re: Who is right, Wall Street or uncle Wally?

By: zzstar in BAF | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 03 Mar 18 6:30 PM | 51 view(s)
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It’s a shitty move. Drink more of your homemade koolaid.

What infrastructure improvements? WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?

And he’ll never do infrastructure. He’ll pass nothing through Congress. No immigration bill either. Nothing. He’s incompetent.

He’s an unhirable buffoon. He’s uncle Wally at the dinner table. And he’s shedding people like a sheepdog its hair.

Your reality distortion fielld is a joke.

Oh, and he’s not stumping anywhere. He’s at Mar a lago couped up with his buttlickers.


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Re: Who is right, Wall Street or uncle Wally?
By: Decomposed
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Sat, 03 Mar 18 5:42 PM
Msg. 01199 of 06530

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Re: “Is the US auto industry going to flourish now that steel will cost 25% more and aluminum 10% more?”

It's bigger than that.

President Trump has been pushing for infastructure improvements throughout the nation. That includes the border wall, highways, bridges, prisons and more. It's Yuuuge! When that legislation passes, U.S. steel and aluminum companies bidding for the contracts will be competitive with foreign companies (many of which are sponsored by governments) for the first time in decades. That means jobs, a rising stock market and happier voters.

You'll notice that President Trump is now stumping in Pennsylvania. Guess why? His popularity will soar in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Virginia, West Virginia, and in every other state where commodity production plays a role in the economy. Then, as the infastructure improvements become apparent to the population, his popularity will rise amongst everyone else. This move all but cements his 2020 victory.

I've been calling for tariffs for twenty years, btw. Right there, you know it's a brilliant move.


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