r/politics • u/OnweirdUpweird • 1d ago

Trump's tariffs are 'biggest policy mistake in 95 years,' Wharton's Jeremy Siegel says

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/04/trumps-tariffs-are-biggest-policy-mistake-in-95-years-whartons-jeremy-siegel-says.html
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u/KingAteas Canada 1d ago

I want Siegel to tell everyone how horribly Drumpf did at Wharton

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u/dbkenny426 1d ago

"Donald Trump was the dumbest goddam student I ever had."

-William T. Kelley, Wharton Business School

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u/KingAteas Canada 1d ago

Merci

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u/Etzell Illinois 1d ago

"If I had the power to cover up mistakes, I'd probably remove the whole Drumpf thing from the internet, and two decades of hair cuts." - John Oliver, 2021.

I hate Trump (seriously, feel free to check my comment history), but It's been time to let the whole "Drumpf" thing go.

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u/KingAteas Canada 1d ago

Which do you prefer?

Mango Unchained
Orange Baboon
Orange Dumpster Fire šŸ”„
Orange Menace
Russian Agent Orange
Sir Farts-a-lot
Major Asshole

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u/Etzell Illinois 1d ago edited 1d ago

If I had to choose, the last one, but I can't imagine a more disrespectful thing to call him than "Trump."

Edit: Or "Donald" - he really hated it when Hillary did that.

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u/rusyn 1d ago

Krasnov

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u/thiccboii_throwaway 1d ago

Iā€™m partial to vonshitzinpants