Trump and Rs are going to go in dry in the midterms
Gonna be a fun 2026 boys, nothing but winning
Gonna be a fun 2026 boys, nothing but winning
MemphisAg1 said:Aggie Jurist said:Quote:
This also pours cold water on Trump's demand for rate cuts.
Not if the rise in GDP is attributable to lower energy costs, reduced regulatory burden, and repatriation of manufacturing investment. Rates are, no doubt, holding back growth.
And inflation approaching 3% is still above the longstanding 2% target. There's just not a credible case for cutting rates right now.
And seriously, who has built a new factory in the US and hired thousands of workers since Trump announced his tariffs four months ago?
No one. That stuff takes time to come online (1 to 2 years) and make any kind of dent in national GDP. It very well might contribute in the future, but it's not a driver today.
Ellis Wyatt said:
Leftists aren't wrong. They're lying.