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Trump's Tariffs: Because Who Needs a Bribe When You Can Just Slap on a 300% Fee and Call it Tuesday? - Uncede | My Take on the News

Trump’s Tariffs: Because Who Needs a Bribe When You Can Just Slap on a 300% Fee and Call it Tuesday?

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And let’s get this straight, shall we? Trump’s tariffs are not just a matter of economic policy, but a masterclass in corruption, with the President himself admitting to using them as a tool for personal gain – because, why not, right? (I mean, who needs ethics in politics, anyway?). But what’s truly breathtaking is the sheer audacity of it all, like he’s trying to outdo himself in a game of "who can be the most corrupt" – and, honestly, it’s getting old.

And have you noticed how Trump’s tariffs are whiplashing the economy, leaving everyone – from farmers to manufacturers – scratching their heads, wondering what just hit them? It’s like he’s playing a game of economic Jenga, except instead of blocks, he’s using people’s livelihoods – awesome, right? But, hey, at least he’s consistent, consistently incompetent, that is. I mean, who needs experts or advisors when you have Trump’s genius-level intuition, right? (You can find more information about the economic impact of Trump’s tariffs).

But what’s really rich is how Trump’s tariffs are affecting his own supporters, the very people who voted for him – it’s like he’s stabbing them in the back, and they’re just… okay with it? Like, are they just fine with being exploited, or do they actually believe the alternative facts being peddled by the administration? (You can find more about the alternative facts phenomenon). And, by the way, has anyone noticed how Trump’s obsession with tariffs is, like, the only thing he’s consistent about – it’s like he’s married to the idea, and we’re all just along for the ride.

And let’s not forget the rest of the world, which is just watching this trainwreck in awe, wondering how a developed country like the US can be so clueless about economics – I mean, it’s not like we’re trailblazing a new path to prosperity or anything (more like, we’re reinventing the wheel, and it’s a square wheel, at that). But, hey, at least we’re entertaining, right? It’s like the world is watching a reality TV show, and we’re all just extras in the background, biting our nails in anticipation of the next plot twist. You can read more about the global reaction to Trump’s tariffs.

But, and I know this is a long shot, can we please, for the love of all things sane, just get a grip on reality here? Like, can we acknowledge that tariffs are not a magic solution to all our economic problems, and that maybe, just maybe, we should be listening to experts instead of Twitter rants? (You can find more information about the trade policy experts at the Brookings Institution). And, by the way, has anyone else noticed how Trump’s Twitter feed is like a never-ending circus, full of distractions and red herrings – it’s like he’s trying to distract us from the real issues, and, honestly, it’s getting old.

And, I mean, seriously, can we please stop pretending that Trump’s tariffs are anything other than a cynical ploy to shore up his base, or a desperate attempt to distract from his own scandals? (You can find more about the scandals surrounding the Trump administration). Like, let’s be real here, folks – we’re not idiots, and we can see right through this charade. But, hey, at least it’s entertaining, in a trainwreck-kind-of-way, right?

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