Trump promised Americans prosperity.
Now he's telling Americans that they have to make do with less.
"...the president promised Americans a return to the prosperity of his pre-COVID first term. “Starting on day one, we will end inflation and make America affordable again, to bring down the prices of all goods,” he told a Montana rally in August. “They’ll come down, and they’ll come down fast,” he declared days later in North Carolina." --The Atlantic
He never promised to cut PBS funding - here they had to cancel the long running summer camps for little kids. Mr. Nice.
ReplyDeleteAs we wait, and wait, and wait. Prices go up, and up, and up.
ReplyDeleteTell us some more of your delusions tRumpy dUmpy.
For we know your fascination with fairy tales.
Another tRUMP lie. Is he up to 40,000 yet? Maybe 50,000 after the campaign.
ReplyDeleteA video for our time and present national condotions.
ReplyDeleteGrabbed the following from a news clip. Thought it a perfect description of truth.
ReplyDeleteAs President Donald Trump’s radical and chaotic tariff policy derails the economy and throws businesses into limbo, he and his administration have propagated their version of this familiar argument. A president whose entire life is a tribute to instant gratification and poor impulse control is asking us for patience and sacrifice. To put it mildly, this is not a deal he has prepared Americans — especially Trump voters — to accept.
In an interview on “Meet the Press,” Trump for some reason chose children’s dolls as the prototypical consumer item affected by likely shortages and price hikes. “I’m just saying they don’t need to have 30 dolls,” he said. “They can have three.” Multiple times, he has posited a hypothetical girl receiving fewer dolls than she might like. Perhaps it’s because he believes dolls are feminine and childish, like the worries about whether he really knows what he’s doing.
No worries. We simply know he does not know what he is doing.