United States elections 2024: Donald Trump Wins

[Yommie]

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[clutch]

Kamala serves her Zionist husband and slaughters Muslims. No Muslim should vote for Kamala.

Correct, also Trump serves his Zionist son in law and has Jewish blood within his family that he took serves.

 

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If they declare Kamala as President there could be a civil war in America.

 

[Yommie]

Correct, also Trump serves his Zionist son in law and has Jewish blood within his family that he took serves.

True, but Tramp also has Arab son in law who married Tiffany. Kamala straight down hates Muslims. Tramp is balanced.

 

[Yommie]

If they declare Kamala as President there could be a civil war in America.

No there won't. There's always election in 4 years. Elections are so fun. Who wouldn't love them?

 

[Khansaheeb]

I asked chatgpt how Trump would end inflation and it said this, will the markets respond positively ?:-

Donald Trump has presented several plans aimed at addressing inflation, although economic experts express concerns about their potential effects. Trump suggests cutting taxes, increasing domestic oil and gas production, imposing high tariffs on imports, and reshaping Federal Reserve operations.

1. Energy Production: Trump plans to expand U.S. oil and gas drilling as a means to lower energy costs, which he argues will reduce inflation by making goods cheaper to produce and transport. By increasing domestic oil production, he hopes to reduce dependence on foreign energy and thereby lower prices.
2. Tariffs and Import Taxes: Trump advocates for a 10–20% tariff on all imports and a 60% tariff on Chinese goods, aiming to shift the balance toward U.S.-made products. However, this approach could potentially lead to higher consumer prices, as import tariffs tend to make goods more expensive domestically. Economic analyses suggest that the increased costs from these tariffs could add substantial inflationary pressure, with estimates indicating an average annual cost increase of about $2,600 per household.
3. Federal Reserve Influence: Trump has also discussed influencing Federal Reserve policies, hoping to encourage lower interest rates to support growth. However, experts warn that politicizing the Fed could undermine its effectiveness in managing inflation independently, potentially contributing to price instability.
4. Immigration Policies: Trump’s immigration stance, including reducing undocumented immigration, contrasts with recent economic trends. The past few years of increased immigration helped ease labor shortages and stabilize wage-related inflation. If immigration is significantly reduced, economists predict a rise in labor costs, potentially intensifying inflation by constricting labor supply in key sectors.

These measures reflect Trump’s inflation approach, though experts emphasize that many of them carry risks of further price increases rather than a straightforward reduction in inflationary pressures.

 

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[clutch]

No there won't. There's always election in 4 years. Elections are so fun. Who wouldn't love them?

Tell that to MAGA

 

[Yommie]

Tell that to MAGA

After 2020, Tramp waited 4 years for do another election, no? They will wait.

 

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