Tariffs and sky high audio prices.

It’s easy to say you are or are not something. But the facts need to support the claim. Trumps business history is that of a globalist. But that will not sell well to his base so he now says he is the opposite a nationalist. He will say whatever he thinks will sell himself best that day. Means nothing. Always follow the facts and money, not words.

Right now he is a very unsuccessful globalist politician trying to strong-arm others to accept his deals.   Nationalists love that!   We’ll see how that works out...

That was quick. Pro Trump pablum is allowed to remain but anti Trump voices are censored.

What's next? MAGA hat ads? Is Springtime for Trump just around the corner?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPXHRX8Q2hs&frags=pl%2Cwn

All the best,
Nonoise

We need more civil discussions like this in more places, not less.

As long as things stay on topic, remain civil and do not violate the posting rules, one would hope posts do not get zapped.

If he is not a globalist, why is he trying to make deals with other countries?

Ghasley sez...

"Yeah, things seemed so simple in 1956 but it wasn’t all that great if you happened to be non-white."

Yes, the world in 1956 was quite different from today in many respects, including race issues. Banks and Realtors redlined neighborhoods. Black folks couldn’t get credit. Minorities worked mostly menial jobs, usually at hard labor. From that standpoint, this country really sucked. The civil rights movement in the South started the turn-around there. The Watts riots in Los Angeles finally woke people up here in California. As for me, I have never understood racism. For some reason, it just doesn’t compute in my brain. I imagine it would be hard for young people today to get their heads around the fact that we actually had a president that locked up over 100,000 Americans in internment camps based solely on their race.

Frank