Anonymous
6/14/2025, 9:06:38 PM No.935775285
When will grocery prices come down?
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 9:07:50 PM No.935775338
>>935775285 (OP)
they can only go up in Trump's America
now there are 3 wars going, Biden only had 1
everything is coming up Trump
they can only go up in Trump's America
now there are 3 wars going, Biden only had 1
everything is coming up Trump
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 9:11:15 PM No.935775489
>>935775285 (OP)
They aren't. This has been literally the worst president in American history, the dollar is trashed worse than ever and he's put us into record breaking deficits in both terms he "served". Only morons and shills still support him, anyone that has mouths to feed have already turned on him.
They aren't. This has been literally the worst president in American history, the dollar is trashed worse than ever and he's put us into record breaking deficits in both terms he "served". Only morons and shills still support him, anyone that has mouths to feed have already turned on him.
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 9:52:38 PM No.935777039
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:25:29 PM No.935778239
>>935775285 (OP)
You're probably going down the shitter for a while. The US is looking at a liquidity crisis right now.
People are careful throwing that word around, but it got brought up back in April already. Things is, it hasn't actually been addressed since, and the US government's ability to get credit has been gutted in bond auctions since.
You may have to up interest rates, however if this still does not lower rejection rates, you may find yourself in a situation where the government can't meet its short term financial obligations even if it has plenty of revenue coming long term to cover it.
You're probably going down the shitter for a while. The US is looking at a liquidity crisis right now.
People are careful throwing that word around, but it got brought up back in April already. Things is, it hasn't actually been addressed since, and the US government's ability to get credit has been gutted in bond auctions since.
You may have to up interest rates, however if this still does not lower rejection rates, you may find yourself in a situation where the government can't meet its short term financial obligations even if it has plenty of revenue coming long term to cover it.
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:31:25 PM No.935778424
>>935775285 (OP)
By the way I wouldn't accuse Trump of inflation.
- Inflation is a choice of private market parties, not the government
- There's some nuance here, like the eggs being more a subject of avian flu outbreaks. This isn't really an inflation discussion, however it could raise questions about handling disease outbreaks.
Trump is fumbling other financial balls though. It's gonna be touch and go for a while, if he can pull out this tailspin he created.
By the way I wouldn't accuse Trump of inflation.
- Inflation is a choice of private market parties, not the government
- There's some nuance here, like the eggs being more a subject of avian flu outbreaks. This isn't really an inflation discussion, however it could raise questions about handling disease outbreaks.
Trump is fumbling other financial balls though. It's gonna be touch and go for a while, if he can pull out this tailspin he created.
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Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:31:39 PM No.935778431
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 10:32:42 PM No.935778463
>>935778424
For that reason it was also stupid for him to make promises about inflation though. But he doesn't understand how these things work, he just says the thing the person in front of him wants to hear.
For that reason it was also stupid for him to make promises about inflation though. But he doesn't understand how these things work, he just says the thing the person in front of him wants to hear.