Posted on 04/01/2025 7:54:32 PM PDT by SoConPubbie
Wall Street, the Bankers, the Hedge Funds, the multinational corporations, K-Street Lobbying firms, Democrats, Republicans, leftists, globalists, and every other segment of the financial media who define themselves through the prism of their bank accounts, need someone else to blame for the Trump tariffs; because Trump doesn’t care.
It looks like the professional political class have decided to focus all financial firepower against Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
With the anticipated reciprocal tariffs announcement tomorrow, Liberty Day as President Trump calls it, the high-finance multinationals and Wall Street crowd are going bananas. Here come the hits against Lutnick.
Two people close to the administration, overheard the brother of someone who works at the White House saying something about tariffs. Therefore, it has to be Howard Lutnick’s fault, or something.
Another source “familiar with the situation,” because he looked up The White House on Google to see a map of the area, said it was “100%” accurate that annoyance with Lutnick is growing, reiterating concern about him talking too loosely in public as well as inserting himself into the administration action.
Lutnick is a hero.
It wont matter. Its a Trump signature issue.
Lutnick 2028! ✅
10% of this country cares, plus the Asian middle classes who have benefited from 50 years of American Trade stupidity.
(Lutnick 2028! ✅)
Over J.D. Vance?
Why?
Translation - nobody cares. Tariffs will work and djt will get the credit further pissing on the ashes of the globalist uniparty
I have a feeling that much of the talk of tariffs will not materialize, at least not to the crippling extent that the LAAP-dog media is portraying to aid the Democrat comeback.
I think that President Trump is hoping to rebuild our manufacturing base to: 1) close the national security threat of the United States not being able to produce its own war materiel should we need it, 2) not be beholden to our adversaries for critical needs like medicines, steel, lumber, and other raw materials, and 3) bring the jobs back home to rebuild the middle class.
-PJ
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