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/sonictrash 1d ago

That’s what happens when you let dumbfuck racist rednecks elect a president.

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u/Dry-Tough-3099 1d ago

So much hate. But I don't blame you for your prejudice. It's systemic hate inherent to the leftist world view.

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u/Sabretooth1100 1d ago

Mate leftists feel this way because of the shit the right says and does when it gets power. It goes after innocents and hurts them, all because of the color of their skin or other immutable traits of theirs. Being regressive is a choice, one that can be stopped at any time.

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u/Appropriate_Comb_472 1d ago

Taking no responsibility again.

If a man beats his wife, and the wife calls him a pathetic loser, she isnt the problem, just intolerant to abusers.