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Trump Ready To ‘Rock And Roll!!!’ Wants Fed To Sing Along
Donald Trump's ready to "rock and roll" and he'd very much appreciate it if Jerome Powell plays alon
It seems that if Powell did accede to Donnie’s tantrums then it would hasten the time to when Donnie loses the golden ring of power. Maybe Powell acceding is not such a bad idea.
“You’re on the way out shortly anyway” – Literally laughed out loud for that one.
While the cult awaits their being Raptured, they can enjoy Trump’s musical stylings in Heaven’s antechamber, which range from a heretofore buried-for-posterity gay Conga line chant by the Village People to a similarly-interred pre-cirrhotic Kid Rock frat boy anthem.
I’d rather be smited. Is there ANY song that Trump even knows all the words to? I wouldn’t even bet on Happy Birthday.
I want to Rock and Roll all night and implement tariffs every day
This is some really crazy shyte. Feels like layoffs coming. Prices continuing up. Were I Trump, I’d be worried that the crowd that cheers me now might turn and come after me with pitchforks.
It happened to Mussolini.
Yes, indeed. A fair number of MAGA people used to be Democrats.
Thanks, Obama!
I expect Trump will get his wish for lower rates sooner than most expect. He’s running full speed toward stagflation and I’m not convinced Republicans will avoid a prolonged shutdown as long as Democrats hold the line. Republicans might surprise me like they did in supporting Johnson, but they are sitting at 218 reps until at least April 1.
Also, Stefanik hasn’t vacated her seat yet, but once she does, they don’t even have a majority. It looks like NY will stall in filling her seat, so once they get the two Florida seats back, they’ll still only be at 219 for the foreseeable future. That doesn’t leave a lot of wiggle room to get a bill passed.
He’ll get lower rates even if he has to tank the economy, which it sure looks like he’s trying (or at least willing) to do. “Restructuring” always costs much more than expected (all upfront), produces unforeseen ramifications (often negative), and rarely gets through its payback period before the next round begins. From my limited vantage point, sure seems like all of these orders/changes are producing not just confusion and resistance, but are also a half-assed friction scattered across the whole economy. The consultants, lobbyists, law firms and think tanks are all on-boil, while a lot of recently productive people are left sorting out what’s real and what’s locker room talk, while contemplating a new job or early retirement, the need for a personal security detail, and possibly a lawyer on retainer.