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u/Few-Pomegranate-4750 1d ago
Its actually insane to see this
And the nancy pelosi one?! Holy shiola
Does fox news play any of these clips
Fox is slacking or controlled opposition
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u/DistinctSlide6719 1d ago
Tariffs are good unless they’re being utilized by Donald Trump. President Donald Trump.
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u/Bitter_North_733 1d ago
Bernie before he sold out
No one ever sold out harder than Bernie
He is the oligarch's bitch
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u/CJspangler 1d ago
This was when he was still actually an independent and fought for the working class …. Sadly he thru the towel in 10 years later
I was a big Bernie fan when he was laser focused on min wage increases, free basic health care, free basic college (like community level 5,000 a year cost - not feds paying for 60k nyu liberal arts degrees)
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u/PoliteChrisHansen 1d ago
bernie has always been a narcissist and liar. he never had a real job and used to steal electricity from his neighbor. now he’s a multimillionaire
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u/CJspangler 1d ago
Probably - Bernie’s a good or was convincing speaker before he turned into a old crazy angry guy
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u/ratbahstad 1d ago
If Trump announced his support for planned parenthood, they’d be burning them tomorrow.
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u/CO-Troublemaker 1d ago
Warren Buffett proposed a trade-balancing plan using Import Certificates (ICs) to address the U.S. trade deficit. Exporters would earn ICs equal to the value of their exports, which importers would need to purchase to bring goods into the U.S. While Buffett acknowledged drawbacks like higher consumer prices, his plan avoided targeting specific countries or industries, reducing the risk of trade wars and fostering trust in U.S. commitments.
Contrast this with Trump’s tariff-heavy approach, which alienated allies, provoked retaliation, and disrupted global supply chains. Worse, it signaled to the world that the U.S. might not honor trade agreements, prompting countries to seek alternatives. This erosion of trust mirrors the fallout from the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which deepened the Great Depression by collapsing global trade.
If history repeats itself, such policies could lead to a global recession or depression as nations diversify away from U.S. markets. Buffett’s plan may not be perfect, but at least it didn’t gamble with America’s credibility or risk isolating it on the world stage.
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u/PoteKRyzing 1d ago
Bernie needs to step back up to the plate and run for president
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u/NaFamWeGood 1d ago
Lets hope not the opposition should be easy win and he has to much momentum rly
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u/PoliteChrisHansen 1d ago
they’re all extreme hypocrites