I've recently seen a lot of pundits warning of the American economy, more than ever, and there is only one thread in this forum discussing about the US GDP slowing.
I also saw more than one seer predicting a financial crisis for September.
If that ever happens, whose fault is it? You've got to consider that the economy was going bad long time ago, since Biden's term.
The Trump tariffs will have an adverse effect on the economy predicted by Fed chairman.
If that ever happens, whose fault is it? You've got to consider that the economy was going bad long time ago, since Biden's term.
No, we don't have to consider that. The fact is, in his first term Trump presided over this country's worst economic collapse since the 1930s great depression, and Biden presided over the greatest economic recovery since the 1930s great depression. Now, Trump is going to crush the US Economy again.
Of course, Trump and his followers are going to blame someone they hate, the MAGA movement isn't about economics, it's all about hate, but these are the same people who blame California forest fires on Jewish space lasers. I suppose that plays well with Trumps beloved "poorly educated" masses, but the rest of us can just ignore that inane nonsense.
Did you know that we pay $19.41 billion per month on interest for the National Debt?
If that ever happens
It wont happen. "Experts" predict crisis all the time. With inflation at lowest since forever, the only big crisis which might happen would be in form of difficult decision about if average american will spend extra money on iphone or pixel. My bet is iphone.
Did you know that we pay $19.41 billion per month on interest for the National Debt?
Trump's "big beautiful bill" will add $3 to 4 trillion to the national debt.
His first term added $7.8 Trillion.
I don't know about you, but I'm old enough to remember when a trillion dollars was a lot of money.
Did you know that we pay $19.41 billion per month on interest for the National Debt?
So less than 0.1% of budget, and most debt is to itself?
I am sure many among you are having wet dreams about crisis and cant wait for it to happen, but the only crisis which ever happened was under Obama and Biden.
Let me know in september where this crisis is.
Tru-dat!
The monthly interest on the U.S. national debt varies based on the total debt and prevailing interest rates, but as of July 2025, it was costing the government approximately $92.6 billion per month based on $1,111 billion in annual interest payments, or roughly $3 billion per day. For example, interest payments in Q2 2025 were $1,131.778 billion on an annualized basis, which averages to roughly $94.3 billion per month.
Now add to that interest on 3 trillion more that Trump will be adding to the deficit.
Average wage under Trump is like over 5000$ and inflation is at lowest. Under Biden, inflation was 6 times higher than it is under Trump.
The Trump tariffs will have an adverse effect on the economy predicted by Fed chairman.
The tariffs are just a desperate way to get the money to pay the scandalous public debt. That is to say, Americans are currently paying the public debt through the overcost of imported products.
The financial crisis was supposed to explode in Biden's face but it didn't. This old man was very lucky.
Though you are here to say it's going to be Trump's fault. Maybe Trump is helping a little bit to burst the bubble but the problem dates back to Biden's, or even Obama's.
I'm certain that you are no stranger to "wet dreams".
"Crisis".
Everything is always in crisis.
Humans thrive on crisis.
Just imagine the angst if life was always fluffy, peaceful, temperate and affordable.
No more school shootings, just nice sing songs and fluffy bunnies.
Just imagine the news headlines:
Today in Washington, everything was fluffy and nice, as cuddly Santa Trump announced that everything was perfect and that he loved Y'all.
I'm certain that you are no stranger to "wet dreams".
Well, this is not just a crisis. Everything points to a system change because the current one isn't bearable any longer. According to some people, this change is going to be bigger than the French revolution.
We'll see.
It wont happen. "Experts" predict crisis all the time. With inflation at lowest since forever, the only big crisis which might happen would be in form of difficult decision about if average american will spend extra money on iphone or pixel. My bet is iphone.
Yes, I've also been hearing that since the covid pandemic. Even so, I have the feeling that something big and terrible is coming soon.
At least you have a farm to survive. Lol.
At least you have a farm to survive
Anyone who has some savings in any form can survive crisis easily, if any even happens. Thats what savings are for, when income slows down, they fill the gap. But those without savings better start making some savings and food supplies. Or at least some investments in safe options like gold or desirable land. Not that I think any real crisis is coming in USA. In my country, maybe. In USA? Doubt it.
I'm crashing this forum thread like the economy motherfuckers. I've decided this forum thread is now for me to post pics of more politicians with food.
Looks like Trump is the only one with a full time job.
I think there is an error in your pics. Hillary should be eating pizza. Lol.
By the way, there is no economy section in this forum. Why?
He actually lost that job when he tried to dip his balls in the hot fry oil cause that's the only way he could cum after Miss Tennessee kicked him in the dick for peeping. All cool though. Here's him and the boys
If you serve fries, you could be a US president.
I would rather slit my wrist than become president.
Why? You don't like to be shot at, jailed for a process crime, punitively fined a Boeing 747 jet for a victimless process crime, and have everyone you know harassed 24/7 by terminally angry people?
Did you know that 60 cents of every dollar the govt spends is barrowed on the backs of people who haven't even been born yet. That 19 billion in interest paid every month is paid with barrowed money. There is no money for anything.
