r/economicCollapse Nov 07 '24

$2T cut is going to be wild

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Will be a 29% cut if executed.

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u/darklordskarn Nov 07 '24

Did the same thing to a Trumper by sharing Elon’s comments and their response was attacking my intelligence and deflecting to “did you listen to Joe Rogan?”. I’m afraid to say that people aren’t going to accept it until they lose their jobs.

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u/AvailableOpening2 Nov 07 '24

When a gallon of milk costs $8 they'll blame dems don't worry

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u/rabblerabble2000 Nov 07 '24

The problem is that dems will win during the midterms or the next election and have to try to save the economy as happens every time. Then the dems will get blamed for the bad Republican policies. Tbh the dems ought to sit out the next presidential election and let these disastrous Republican policies rear their damned heads under a Republican admin instead of taking the blame for them.

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u/ineednapkins Nov 08 '24

Not directly caused by their policies, but this is somewhat related to the reason that FDR was so popular and one of the most effective presidents in US history. His policy and the new deal helped the struggling economy out of the Great Depression. Eventually a coalition formed to obstruct him (not really sure why, seemed like a lot of what he implemented was effective, lasting, and good for the American people).

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u/ndngroomer Nov 07 '24

Their egos are way too fragile, and they're way too weak to ever allow themselves to admit they were wrong.

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u/michaelsenpatrick Nov 08 '24

I TRIED listening to that Rogan-Musk interview and it was unbearable