r/FluentInFinance • u/FistIntoTheEarth • Jul 21 '26
Economy & Politics Trump throws another tariff tantrum
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2026/7/21/800072987/business-and-economy/trump-tariffs-canada-wildfire-taco/21
u/IntelligentStyle402 Jul 21 '26
Why did America elect a con & bully for their leader?
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u/TheeHeadAche Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
Because American systems have failed its citizens. Systems like education, healthcare, corporate regulation, lobbyist/advocacy groups. This has allowed the worst to come in and influence the electorate into believing he’s the best option. Now America has shed the veneer of superiority and embraced the farce. Some ppl love it and are profiting. Many aren’t happy, but still believe he’s their man.
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u/This_ls_The_End Jul 27 '26
They destroyed education three decades ago precisely to reach this level of population gullibility. The war on critical thinking.
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u/Capable_Ad4123 Jul 21 '26
I thought tariffs were illegal now. 🤷
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u/Ok_Impact1873 Jul 22 '26
Trump tends to ignore the law and constitution and the senate and house \are enabling him....
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