Thread 520631764

This shit is the reason the GOP is losing. If the economy is bad then the government in power loses votes.
Trying to insist that America is in a 'golden age' when prices are high and there's no jobs isn't going to work.

Majority of Americans blame Trump for 'poor' economy in new poll, showing dip in approval
More than 7 in 10 Americans say current economic conditions in the country are "poor" or "very poor in a new CNN/SSRS poll.
https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/11/03/trump-approval-rating-poll-cnn/87062858007/

>>520631764 (OP)
And

>>520631978
And we could do a little genocide and improve the place a lot.

>>520631764 (OP)
how did it get worse i dont buy cheap chink garbage to be affected by tariffs

>OP memeflag
Yes, we know
Rasmussen polls, and Barris show that a lot of maga / GOP voters are not pleased with economic conditions and are holding the current administration accountable if things don't rapidly improve.
Problem is: none of the current economic conditions are magically 'fixable' by a presidential election or moreover a 535-member Congress that is a deadlocked Uniparty and also continues its $2T/annum spending just as it has been for the past 15 years (irrespective of Trump)

Trump is not going to save the country economically, not during his own lifetime and its unlikely that any of his projects will stave off the impending global collapse of the debt market aka worldwide confidence in USD denomination (of treasuries) that keeps the world economy afloat

The Canadian economy is bad. US econony is way better. Inflation is tame, rents are down in US.

>>520631764 (OP)
>CNN poll

Kill yourself.

>>520632686
he could start by coming clean and saying that he knows the economic situation is bad, that high stock prices dont actually mean anything to the majority of people, that there are fewer jobs and its harder to get the ones that are there, and that the common person is going deeper and deeper into poverty.

Then at least he wouldnt be gaslighting people and maybe they would consider trusting him to fix it.

>>520631764 (OP)
economy was already shit but yes most people have 2 week memories

>>520632686
Gee maybe he shouldn't have lied so much about, well, everything?

>>520632473
Coffee is bought by over 66% of american adults. Orange man put tarrifs on coffee. That is just one example that affects the overwhelming majority of americans.

>>520631764 (OP)
Just like Hilary is going to win in a landslide and a majority of Americans support Kamala Harris? Lol.

>>520632473
unemployment is up, inflation is same rate that killed Biden, and every zoomer that turns 18 can't get a job and wont be voting GOP

>>520634467
Coffee I make at home hasn't changed at all in price

>>520631764 (OP)
Also if Trump doesn’t reopen the government it’s going to be far worse for him

>>520631764 (OP)
good to know people are dialed in
if only it mattered

>>520631764 (OP)
It was the number one priority in the primary election and most likely resulted in Trump winning. Then he goes and fucks everything up and creates volatility in the markets with is stupid tariffs.

>>520634782
That's the funny part
Trump has nothing to do with that. Congress shut down the government. The president can't unilaterally raise the debt ceiling.

>>520634782
>Trump doesn’t reopen the government
>All Republicans voted yes to funding
Why do you kikes just lie like this?

>>520634104
>>520634340

here is expert pollster Rich Baris that has metric'd this since 2016 :
>https://rumble.com/v718rz4
https://rumble.com/v718rz4

TL/DW: it's the GOP establishment (in these blue battleground states and elsewhere nationwide

>hurr durr muh citrus caesar
If ?? Trump wants to transform America he requires the support of his party (<--that doesn't GAF about muh drumphhhh they're just waiting for him to leave), in the Congress and elsewhere nationwide, to accomplish it.
Otherwise the Uniparty deep state—which as it has been since January 2017 and still is rn Nov 2025—is simply twiddling its thumbs waiting for him to go to jail or be replaced and back to _Business As Usual_ in D.C.

>>520634933
republicans have had 30 years to stop the niggering of America, and they decided to import cheap labor instead.
That includes this term.
They deserve what they get.
It was pure idiocy to keep importing muslims after 9/11, but they didn't stop it.
It's the chickens coming home to roost.

why didn't Trump repeal and replace Obamacare when he had the chance?

>>520631764 (OP)
It’s always been the economy. If inflation didn’t skyrocket and Biden and Dems didn’t gaslight people that wasn’t happening, Biden would still be in office or Kamala. Trump is making the same mistake

>>520635213
because the republicans have no replacement.

Republican will need to fix the economy in an year. No more tariffs nonsense. Get gas prices, rent/mortgages/home prices, grocery prices, and education prices down. Oh what, they're powerless to do any of that and they still won't release the Epstein files?

>>520635090
The person that sponsored the bill that included the H1B visa was a democrat kike

>>520635213
>>520635253
Because McCain voted to keep it to spite Trump

>>520635213
>>520635253
Correct, the Obamacare debacle and non-fix (they've had a decade to do so) is another key component.
MTG pointed this out in criticizing her own party a few days ago on Bill Maher's show, and on The View

Congress (and the establishment Uniparty GOP, which doesn't give a flying fuck about Trump and moreover in spring 2016 spent over $10M in league with Lincoln Project and DNC to keep him being the nominee) remains the problem. To get major legislation and spending going in a different direction
Otherwise all remains the same
and the maga electorate is noticing (yes despite all the Lawfare and bullshit 2020-2024 including assassination attempts thrown Trump's direction)

>>520635213
John McCain blocked the appeal simply because he hated Trump along with other Never Trunper’s. McCain’s entire election was appealing Obongo Care

>>520635316
This also

>>520631764 (OP)
Yeah he promised everything and he promised to fix everything and he hasn't done shit except give fucking Elon musk a dick suck in the bathroom. Fuck this guy he's an idiot. He's fucking crushing the market everything he says it's a disgrace.

>>520635533
>he hasn't done shit
It's been less than a year you stupid kike after his 4 years are up then you can say this

>>520635533
You think Kamala would have done better? Tell me one Dem you would trust running the economy? Newsom? AOC? Haha

>>520635236
>always been the economy
>Trump is making the same mistake
See my first post itt.
Global economy (never mind just the U.S. economy) is in far, *far* worse shape now in late 2025 than it even was in mid-2019 when the overnight repo collapse began (soon to be followed five months later by the laboratory covid release, which led to another $12T in liquidity for the global investment bank black box gigacasino to stay afloat)
Not to mention the U.S. and maga electorate (not just Republicans, all voters even unaffiliated) sentiment about the bottom falling out of prices, affordability and U.S. economy overall
As I read ? Trump right now in late 2025, and after the initial phase 1 of the new administration's plans w/ tariffs, re-shoring industry etc. being implemented along with continued Congress uniparty stonewalling per-prior-decades on both spending and policy, he is 'banking' on the global confidence in USD denomination (read: treasuries) that is the world's global default reserve denomination, to remain relatively high due to the U.S. economy being "rejuvenated"... though at the moment that "rejuvenation" primarily consists of market-pumping of the AI gigabubble which is soon to self-implode. Yes, some of the re-shoring of manufacturing may ?? have a positive impact though that would be a few years out, certainly not in time for the next election cycle or even to offset a global currency+debt crisis which is rn imminent.
And as seen from Trump's own current frustration with Congress and its inability to move or act, even he recognizes that a constipation has set in. Something has to give or change, and soon (if we don't get a global instantaneous implosion of the debt market prior to then which is more likely in my estimation)

>>520634849
Emotionally this is my overall reaction rn
at this stage, it's beyond Trump or even the U.S.
the magnitude of the impending systemwide collapse, I mean

>>520631764 (OP)
>This shit is the reason the GOP is losing
Loose current blue areas to what???
https://youtu.be/r1KpNauMv4U
>Riggers gonna rig
Let's just hope this stupid shilling campaign off the back of this burns out the left over usaid money.

yeah trump unironically fucked up, shit sucks right now.

>>520631978
And October 7th was morally and legally justified. There were no rapes or beheaded babies; just like there were no gas chambers and no Holocaust.

>>520634104
See the problem is the pretension of growth is what the loans that allow for endless money printing are hedged on. If he says it's fake it will all collapse. This is one of these things people seem to not realise - if you actually want to fix teh economeeeh you will have to cause a fucking economic crisis firs and of all the times right now is the worst moment for it. The US could've done it in the 2000's when nobody would openly oppose it no matter what, right now the hole left in the financial markets by the US will be filled by the Chinese - who aren't free from their own problems, but they don't change their policy every 4 to 8 years so longer-term gradual reforms are possible, maybe.

>>520634749
Its 20 dollars for instant coffee for the one at costo. Its up like 6 dollars.

>>520633898
How do you think polls work, retard?

>>520635665
I think she would've done better, yeah. She wouldn't have fucked up our entire supply chain with vanity tariffs. Biden's economy was bad, but it wasn't THIS fucking bad.

>>520636972
>if you actually want to fix teh economeeeh you will have to cause a fucking economic crisis firs
The insane AI circlejerk collapsing will see to that.