Well, lower interest rates would in fact be better for the government and Trump does say he's America first, so wanting lower borrowing costs is in line with that.God, that man is desperate...(;_)
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Well, lower interest rates would in fact be better for the government and Trump does say he's America first, so wanting lower borrowing costs is in line with that.God, that man is desperate...(;_)
There's a lot to unpack there. Let's start with - "better for the government." What, so they can print moar; use this money, the VALUE of which comes OUT of our savings and our earnings...to torment us, moar? Jabs, MK-Ultra, Trailer Swift on every video link...windmills everywhere, outlaw beef, build syn-meat plants, kill all the chickens, you-vill-eat-zee-bugs...ethanol in gas, Breathylizers in every new car, yearly smog checks...Well, lower interest rates would in fact be better for the government and Trump does say he's America first, so wanting lower borrowing costs is in line with that.
Historically normal.The higher and longer Powell keeps the rates up, the longer America lives, within reason. I wish he would go to 6 percent.
Poor Dumb Donny, he just doesn't understand that Powell doesn't work for him...lol
Trump calls Fed chief Powell ‘numbskull’ as he urges interest rate cut
President Donald Trump ripped Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as a “numbskull” on Thursday as he turned up the heat on the central bank chief to lower interest rates.
- President Donald Trump called Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell a “numbskull” as he demanded an interest-rate cut.
- Trump claimed at the White House that lowering rates by two percentage points would save the U.S. $600 billion per year, “but we can’t get this guy to do it.”
- Trump said he “may have to force something” if inflation is trending down and Powell does not lower interest rates.
Trump claimed at the White House that lowering rates by 2 percentage points would save the U.S. $600 billion per year, “but we can’t get this guy to do it.”
“We’re going to spend $600 billion a year, $600 billion because of one numbskull that sits here [and says] ‘I don’t see enough reason to cut the rates now,’” Trump said.
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