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WTF happened to the WTF happened to the WTF happened with Trump today thread?

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Jesus. Now we’re discussing where Bernstein lives? That’s fucking weird.

Murph and Bernstein are men of the people. Those people living in their gated communities of course.
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The only tool needed is massive fines for anyone hiring illegal immigrants. No jobs, no illegal immigrants. QED

But that would penalize white people for hiring illegals, not illegals for working those jobs.

I’d be ok with that, but this would also require a systematic fix.  As you know, this is a rare area where Republican and Democratic legislators come together in common cause year after year, showing little interest in cracking down on businesses that employ undocumented workers.  When the Chamber of Commerce and the American Civil Liberties Union are on the same side of an issue, they’re hard to beat.
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I’d be ok with that, but this would also require a systematic fix.  As you know, this is a rare area where Republican and Democratic legislators come together in common cause year after year, showing little interest in cracking down on businesses that employ undocumented workers.  When the Chamber of Commerce and the American Civil Liberties Union are on the same side of an issue, they’re hard to beat.
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Hot take.
Trumps MSG rally was a strategic masterstroke. The play was to make it as outrageous as possible. It doesn't matter one whit. This stuff is so well known it is not changing anything. Access Hollywood didn't change anything.
All this did was harden the message "Trump has no character, but his strong point is the economy"
His WEAK point is the economy. They just have bamboozled people to thinking it's the strong point. Sure, prices are up compared to four years ago. They say "look at the price of eggs!" But *inflation* is down. People see eggs that are more expensive than 4 years ago and so surely inflation is high. Inflation *was* high. Now, it's not. And inflation is a trailing indicator of policy. Trump created the inflation with his tardy ineffective response to COVID supply chain disruption. It took 3 years but it's been beat back
But oh, eggs are still expensive! Yes, it's true. And some things might actually deflate as competition brings prices down a bit, but not really - even more egg producers will have to pay the baked in costs in the chain to pay everyone else who's been buying expensive eggs.
Deflation - a real decrease in prices - is *BAD*. It creates massive recessions because people stop buying stuff while awaiting lower prices, freezing the economy. If we got to deflation Jerome Powell would set rates to zero or even negative.
With that settled - the real issue is Trump's tariff plans. Harris has done an "OK" job of underscoring how it's effectively a sales tax on consumers. What they've missed is that tariffs do one thing very well - completely screw up supply chains. Which - is exactly what created a mess 4 years ago. This would have huge negative impact on US companies.
The one operating theory is "Bring manufacturing back to the US!"
We currently have 3% unemployment. There aren't enough unemployed people in the US to make one tenth of even just annual iphone production. And those people don't live in the same town where you can just drop a factory. The US buys cheap stuff from overseas at low margin and adds massive value in the top end manufactured goods (or adds the value via design). That is the strategy to be the economic powerhouse we are. Tariffs will destroy that.

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Blog from pre-Covid Trump Presidency

"The tariffs — 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum  — are impacting companies whose supply chains are built around the global-friendly policies of recent years. What started with 18 products has ballooned to 10,000 and counting, according to an interactive graphic by The New York Times."

https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+policies+caused+supply+chain&client=ms-android-tracfone-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
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Hot take.
Trumps MSG rally was a strategic masterstroke. The play was to make it as outrageous as possible. It doesn't matter one whit. This stuff is so well known it is not changing anything. Access Hollywood didn't change anything.
All this did was harden the message "Trump has no character, but his strong point is the economy"
His WEAK point is the economy. They just have bamboozled people to thinking it's the strong point. Sure, prices are up compared to four years ago. They say "look at the price of eggs!" But *inflation* is down. People see eggs that are more expensive than 4 years ago and so surely inflation is high. Inflation *was* high. Now, it's not. And inflation is a trailing indicator of policy. Trump created the inflation with his tardy ineffective response to COVID supply chain disruption. It took 3 years but it's been beat back
But oh, eggs are still expensive! Yes, it's true. And some things might actually deflate as competition brings prices down a bit, but not really - even more egg producers will have to pay the baked in costs in the chain to pay everyone else who's been buying expensive eggs.
Deflation - a real decrease in prices - is *BAD*. It creates massive recessions because people stop buying stuff while awaiting lower prices, freezing the economy. If we got to deflation Jerome Powell would set rates to zero or even negative.
With that settled - the real issue is Trump's tariff plans. Harris has done an "OK" job of underscoring how it's effectively a sales tax on consumers. What they've missed is that tariffs do one thing very well - completely screw up supply chains. Which - is exactly what created a mess 4 years ago. This would have huge negative impact on US companies.
The one operating theory is "Bring manufacturing back to the US!"
We currently have 3% unemployment. There aren't enough unemployed people in the US to make one tenth of even just annual iphone production. And those people don't live in the same town where you can just drop a factory. The US buys cheap stuff from overseas at low margin and adds massive value in the top end manufactured goods (or adds the value via design). That is the strategy to be the economic powerhouse we are. Tariffs will destroy that.

So many excuses, so little time
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Blog from pre-Covid Trump Presidency

"The tariffs — 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum  — are impacting companies whose supply chains are built around the global-friendly policies of recent years. What started with 18 products has ballooned to 10,000 and counting, according to an interactive graphic by The New York Times."

https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+policies+caused+supply+chain&client=ms-android-tracfone-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

When he wins and wrecks the economy in 50 different ways, we can tell Custard and Judy, "We told you so."
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When he wins and wrecks the economy in 50 different ways, we can tell Custard and Judy, "We told you so."

what could be even worse - and I say this as a Californian - is that a lot of his wreckage will not be geographically equal.
Places like Massachusetts, California, Texas, will be resilient due to a strong knowledge based economy and in the latter two a huge natural resources advantage (oil, etc). Texas might need to adjust their taxation strategy but the money is there if they need it. States that are already muddling along will just get nuked, with their state budgets decimated and no ability for the feds to fill the gap. Places like Florida that are dependent on tourism from the greater Southeast will see that part of their economy vanish (yes, we talk about midwest snowbirds, but if you go to Disney it's like an SEC Football tournament).

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I've read on that one message board you linked here to once that he has admitted living in a north side gated community.

Pretty sure he doesn’t. I can’t even think of one in that area.
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Hey guys, PAMan told me this morning he listens to Barstool. Barstool Davis a huge Trumper. PAMan is helping to re-elect Trump.
Wanting America to be better is not America-hating, it’s patriotism.

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Pretty sure he doesn’t. I can’t even think of one in that area.

It sure has been brought up many times over on that message board.
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Hey guys, PAMan told me this morning he listens to Barstool. Barstool Davis a huge Trumper. PAMan is helping to re-elect Trump.

LOL. I do listen to 2 Barstool hockey podcasts. I do fast forward through the commercials and I cannot say I have heard them talk about politics. I do not know who Barstool Davis is. I did buy a large Pink Whitney bottle for vacation as the misses wanted some vodka lemonade. It was surprisingly high in alcohol content! They do advertise on the podcasts and the drink is named after Ryan Whitney, one of the Spittin' Chiclets hosts. Their interview with Clint Malarchuk, the goalie who had his jugular sliced by a skate in 1989, was an amazing in-depth discussion about mental health issues and care, especially for a bunch of ex-hockey players.
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Mortgage rates are spiking as concerns about what Trump will do when he wins to the economy are already taking hold.
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It sure has been brought up many times over on that message board.

I’ve heard him talk about the general area he lives in a large handful of times. I’ve never heard anything about a gated community. I can think of a couple in Lincoln Park. I can’t think of any near West Lakeview/North Center. Except for the one off Western. But there’s no way he lives there.
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Hey guys, PAMan told me this morning he listens to Barstool. Barstool Davis a huge Trumper. PAMan is helping to re-elect Trump.

Good Spittin' Chiclets interview with Bobby Holik. Discusses how his father hated the Czechoslovakian Commies and how he planned on defecting after doing his 2 years of mandatory army service (as the penalties were less) until the Commies fell first.
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