>>514909138
>big beautiful bill and his fake acomplishments
Yeah, that's the whole point. The theatrics simply cover up the cold hard truth about how you can't vote against globalization.
If you bother to look at the details of his big beautiful bill, it turns out that he is continuing the move toward despotic technocratic control, the same as Biden under "BUILD BACK BETTER."
An interesting little factoid here is that the BBB allusion across 2 recent administrations could actually be a coded message to investors.
>BBB rated debt is the lowest tier of investment-grade debt, meaning it is considered to have a relatively low risk of default.
>While it has "good credit quality," it is more susceptible to economic downturns and changing circumstances than higher-rated debt like AAA or AA.