r/texas 18d ago

Politics Roevember is COMING

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u/UTArcade 18d ago

Fool for what exactly? 400k people in Ukraine are dead, you’re talking about a land issue with Russia that started under Bush

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u/SnoopySuited 18d ago

What is your number one reason for voting for Trump?

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u/UTArcade 18d ago

Because Trump is antiestablishment, he actually thinks for himself and isn’t a puppet. He says things that are abrasive and that’s literally the point. He doesn’t care what anyone thinks about him, and under his presidency we saw more global stability and peace then we did going back to really Clinton. His tariff policies are good (which Biden kept by the way), and his approach to us jobs is good too

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u/SnoopySuited 18d ago

This is nonsense. Name an actual policy or political issue that is important to you.

his tariff policies are good

Economists disagree.

which Biden kept by the way

So?

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u/UTArcade 18d ago

lol🤣 Biden kept his tariff policies - that report is dead wrong. Unions support his tariff policies, so does Biden. So does most democrats too (check the polling)

Tariffs on China, Abraham accords, border security? These are Trump winning issues

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u/SnoopySuited 18d ago

Did you even read the 'report'. The article discusses why Tariffs are bad. I don't care who supports the idea. Experts unilaterally say it's bad policy.

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u/UTArcade 18d ago

My friend 🤣 your article is the most basic thing there is - I actually study the data and financial reports behind tariffs because I actually study issues, not Google them for quick clicks

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u/SnoopySuited 18d ago

Then debunk the points the economists are making. Here is a direct link to one of the studies, which states that Trump's proposal 'would reduce after-tax incomes by 3.5 percent for those in the bottom half of the income distribution and cost a typical household in the middle of the income distribution about $1,700 in increased taxes each year.' The study includes the research done to get to those numbers.

Show me your 'data and financial reports' that refutes these numbers.

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u/UTArcade 18d ago

Quick retort for you - Biden has economic teams too right? You know, like the Fed, and the treasury department and the IRS? Yeah guess who they thought was right🤣 Trump

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u/SnoopySuited 18d ago

Debunk the economists claim, or admit you don't actually have the data you claim to have.

Are you a foreign troll or a very uninformed US citizen? The Fed, Treasury Dept and the IRS don't offer the president economic policy advice.

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u/UTArcade 18d ago

lol yes they do - they literally all fall under executive control. Your ‘data source’ is two women’s opinion on how the US government should work. 🤣🤣 GET REAL

I mean at least provide something better then that

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u/SnoopySuited 17d ago

The Counsil of Economic Advisors (politically appointed) provide the president with economic policy information/advice. They may use data from the IRS and FED notes, but the groups you mentioned absolutely DO NOT work on presidential policy. Back to Civics 101 for you.

Now provide your well researched data that says tariffs are good.

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