He doesn’t need to that’s why. The press is far, far, far too concerned about being unfair so they let shit like that pass.
He doesn’t need to that’s why. The press is far, far, far too concerned about being unfair so they let shit like that pass.So, maybe I'm not looking hard enough, but what exactly are these "good parts" he's talking about? He should actually bring up points to back up his statements. "good = me" "bad = Biden" isn't sufficient. But this man took credit for the stock market when Biden was in office, so I guess I expect too much for himto understand how anything works.
And the bad parts now are due to the tariffs, which are 100% his doing.
Yay..
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Trying to decide if movie tariffs or reopening Alcatraz is crazier. Economically the movie thing of course but practically speaking Alcatraz is certifiably nuts.
other than the fact that he supposedly has no authority to do this as the movie industry is exempted from EO's this is funnyYay..
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Trying to decide if movie tariffs or reopening Alcatraz is crazier. Economically the movie thing of course but practically speaking Alcatraz is certifiably nuts.
Wait, only the US produces carbonated drinks?! Really?A perfect example of Americans not knowing why their country is so rich.
They've got an industry where you go into a cinema in almost any country in the world, and most of the products on offer are from America, and they want to start a trade war on that. It'd be like them tariffing carbonated drinks.
You've already won!
You can literally only harm yourselves at this point!
He’s treating his presidency like a tv show, wanting to be the center of attention, every single day. Just blow shit up with explosives for more attention!
Wait, only the US produces carbonated drinks?! Really?
According to Google Coca-Cola controls 40% of the world's non alcoholic drinks market.I think the implication is that it would be idiotic to tariff Foreign Soda, inviting retaliation against USA's Coca-Cola, the #1 soda on the planet.
Wait, only the US produces carbonated drinks?! Really?
Interesting. I gave up my life long addiction to drinking sugary carbonated soft drinks (Coca-Cola) with meals about 2.5 years ago in favor of sparkling / carbonated water. It was surprisingly easy and I actually look forward to drinking them with my meals now. Coke just tastes flat and yuck by comparison now.
I have always drank water when thirsty, but I had this thing where I just had to have coke with my mid-day and evening meals, EVERY mid-day and evening meal. Its like my food didnt taste right without it, and if I drank anything else with my meal I would be grumpy about it, lol. Turns out, it was the carbonation/tingly sensation that I craved, not the sugar/sweetness.Once you get used to drinking water.. it actually tastes sweet and coke bitter/ salty.
Your tastes re-calibrate over time.
That might just be a you thing, I haven't regularly had soda in years, I mostly drink water, and I would not describe it as "sweet" in any way. Soda does still taste very sugary.Once you get used to drinking water.. it actually tastes sweet and coke bitter/ salty.
Your tastes re-calibrate over time.
I guess your body puts a tariff on the sugary sodas over time!
That might just be a you thing, I haven't regularly had soda in years, I mostly drink water, and I would not describe it as "sweet" in any way. Soda does still taste very sugary.
This one is not about money or the economy. Trump wants media made in the US where he can use the power of the federal government to control the content. He is upset about how much of the media is putting out anti-authoritarian stories.A perfect example of Americans not knowing why their country is so rich.