Matt Parker explains just how stupid Trump's tariff chart is.
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If you recall he imposed massive tariffs on almost every other country so I'm not exactly sure what country will substitute for China especially the stuff companies need that can't be produced by Penguins. Americans will absorb those costs as well. I do take a little solace now knowing that some Americans are just figuring out how tariffs work (or don't) and where the application of them make sense and when they do not.
cal83dls79 said:
If you recall he imposed massive tariffs on almost every other country so I'm not exactly sure what country will substitute for China especially the stuff companies need that can't be produced by Penguins. Americans will absorb those costs as well. I do take a little solace now knowing that some Americans are just figuring out how tariffs work (or don't) and where the application of them make sense and when they do not.
If you recall, he delayed the massive tariffs on almost every other country.
so what was the point? To throw the world economy into chaos and destroy American credibility. I'm not a Rand Paul fan by any means but sometimes these Libertarians get stuff right. Google some of what he says about tarrifs. You can't run a country like a game and these "deals" trump said were flooding in are fiction. Can you name one?oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
If you recall he imposed massive tariffs on almost every other country so I'm not exactly sure what country will substitute for China especially the stuff companies need that can't be produced by Penguins. Americans will absorb those costs as well. I do take a little solace now knowing that some Americans are just figuring out how tariffs work (or don't) and where the application of them make sense and when they do not.
If you can recall, he rolled back the massive tariffs on almost every other country.
cal83dls79 said:so what was the point? To throw the world economy into chaos and destroy American credibility. I'm not a Rand Paul fan by any means but sometimes these Libertarians get stuff right. Google some of what he says about tarrifs. You can't run a country like a game and these "deals" trump said were flooding in are fiction. Can you name one?oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
If you recall he imposed massive tariffs on almost every other country so I'm not exactly sure what country will substitute for China especially the stuff companies need that can't be produced by Penguins. Americans will absorb those costs as well. I do take a little solace now knowing that some Americans are just figuring out how tariffs work (or don't) and where the application of them make sense and when they do not.
If you can recall, he rolled back the massive tariffs on almost every other country.
As I said twice prior, I am not a fan of how aggressively we are pursuing this. Otherwise, you moved the goalpost on our discussion. Have a nice day.
what? Explain the goal post moving? If anyone is moving goal posts it is the trump tariff zealots. BTW I'm not having a great day.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:so what was the point? To throw the world economy into chaos and destroy American credibility. I'm not a Rand Paul fan by any means but sometimes these Libertarians get stuff right. Google some of what he says about tarrifs. You can't run a country like a game and these "deals" trump said were flooding in are fiction. Can you name one?oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
If you recall he imposed massive tariffs on almost every other country so I'm not exactly sure what country will substitute for China especially the stuff companies need that can't be produced by Penguins. Americans will absorb those costs as well. I do take a little solace now knowing that some Americans are just figuring out how tariffs work (or don't) and where the application of them make sense and when they do not.
If you can recall, he rolled back the massive tariffs on almost every other country.
As I said twice prior, I am not a fan of how aggressively we are pursuing this. Otherwise, you moved the goalpost on our discussion. Have a nice day.
Yesterday was great because I got 18 out on Chabot golfing like our president was doing (and bragging about winning some stupid tournament) when the country was in turmoil. Yesterday was the dead cat bounce. Also google Yellens analysis of this strategy and report back. As a student at Cal I cleaned the offices of cal profs in Barrows. One was Yellens so I may be prejudiced granted
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"Yesterday was great because I got 18 out on Chabot golfing."
I grew up 2.5 miles from Lake Chabot GC. During summers starting at age 11 my Mom would drop me off in the morning and pick me up in the late afternoon (aka free daycare). A monthly ticket cost $10 and entitled you to play unlimited golf Monday through Friday.
When I was at Cal my buddy had a summer job on the graveyard shift watering the course. A bunch of us would go up there after midnight to visit him, smoke pot, drink and play night frisbee. I know every nook and cranny of the place and have only fond memories.
*Interestingly enough I never rode an ice block down the 18th fairway.
I grew up 2.5 miles from Lake Chabot GC. During summers starting at age 11 my Mom would drop me off in the morning and pick me up in the late afternoon (aka free daycare). A monthly ticket cost $10 and entitled you to play unlimited golf Monday through Friday.
When I was at Cal my buddy had a summer job on the graveyard shift watering the course. A bunch of us would go up there after midnight to visit him, smoke pot, drink and play night frisbee. I know every nook and cranny of the place and have only fond memories.
*Interestingly enough I never rode an ice block down the 18th fairway.
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not a great surprise. We did Boundary Oakbearister said:
"Yesterday was great because I got 18 out on Chabot golfing."
I grew up 2.5 miles from Lake Chabot GC. During summers starting at age 11 my Mom would drop me off in the morning and pick me up in the late afternoon (aka free daycare). A monthly ticket cost $10 and entitled you to play unlimited golf Monday through Friday.
When I was at Cal my buddy had a summer job on the graveyard shift watering the course. A bunch of us would go up there after midnight to visit him, smoke pot, drink and play night frisbee. I know every nook and cranny of the place and have only fond memories.
*Interestingly enough I never rode an ice block down the 18th fairway.
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sycasey said:
There is a decent argument for detaching from China as a trading partner, but this approach is extremely rapid and likely to lead to a lot of economic pain, as businesses don't have time to adjust.
The American Farmer voted against themselves a second time.
I guess they enjoy heading for Bankruptcy.
China has BANNED $27 Billion of annual purchases of U.S. Ag-Products.
They can get their soybeans from Brazil like they did last time around.
Those MAGA HAT wearing idiots in the Midwest are about to learn yet another PAINFUL LESSION.
cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
concordtom said:
One day, tariffs will be lifted and it will usher in a massive bull market. Yes, domestic supply adjustments will be felt, but the economy will suddenly be supplied with many cheaper inputs and this will result in building, hiring, and savings that can be used elsewhere.
And how many people will lose their jobs before that happens Tom?
How many small businesses will have to fold and file for Bankruptcy Tom?
How many people will have to file for unemployment Tom?
How much will our debt soar as the economy weakens and safety-nets are used?
How much tax revenue will dry up during the Recession?
How many state and municipal governments will be running huge budget deficits because retail sales plummet and with it goes sales tax revenue?
How many first responders like Fire and Police will have to be layed-off Tom?
How high will the crime rate increase Tom?
How many non-profits will watch their donations dry up Tom?
We are seeing the single BIGGEST TAX INCREASE since 1968.
Roughly 2.4% of GDP.
The effective rate of these tariffs is 23+% and higher than that of the Smoot-Hawley Act in 1930.
There's nothing "good" about any of this.
DiabloWags said:cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
You share a lot of similarities with Trump. Is that why you hate him so much?
I'm wondering if 03 is 1903 is when this guys class was. Hopefully he didn't go to cal because most of his arguments (reposts) are regurgitatedDiabloWags said:cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
Priest of the Patty Hearst Shrine
cal83dls79 said:I'm wondering if 03 is 1903 is when this guys class was. Hopefully he didn't go to cal because most of his arguments (reposts) are regurgitatedDiabloWags said:cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
You are literally telling the person that reposts the same thing 10+ times that my "arguments (reposts) are regurgitated.". The dude even used the Corvette going up 6-8k when the large non-China Tarriffs were in effect and is now repeating the same thing with only the China Tarriffs in effect. He is stuck on repeat. Fyi, I worked as a buyer for more than 10 years. This isn't outside my expertise.
as a buyer sans punitive tariffs. Awesome. super glad you know loads about the secondary market for collector cars in the bay. Are you Jack Clark? But thanks for the insight. This would be considered a hobby with all due respect. These guys are throwing up lots of soft balls recentlyoski003 said:cal83dls79 said:I'm wondering if 03 is 1903 is when this guys class was. Hopefully he didn't go to cal because most of his arguments (reposts) are regurgitatedDiabloWags said:cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
You are literally telling the person that reposts the same thing 10+ times that my "arguments (reposts) are regurgitated.". The dude even used the Corvette going up 6-8k when the large non-China Tarriffs were in effect and is now repeating the same thing with only the China Tarriffs in effect. He is stuck on repeat. Fyi, I worked as a buyer for more than 10 years. This isn't outside my expertise.
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cal83dls79 said:as a buyer sans punitive tariffs. NOPE.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:I'm wondering if 03 is 1903 is when this guys class was. Hopefully he didn't go to cal because most of his arguments (reposts) are regurgitatedDiabloWags said:cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
You are literally telling the person that reposts the same thing 10+ times that my "arguments (reposts) are regurgitated.". The dude even used the Corvette going up 6-8k when the large non-China Tarriffs were in effect and is now repeating the same thing with only the China Tarriffs in effect. He is stuck on repeat. Fyi, I worked as a buyer for more than 10 years. This isn't outside my expertise.
Awesome. super glad you know loads about the secondary market for collector cars in the bay. NOPE.
Are you Jack Clark? NOPE.
But thanks for the insight. This would be considered a hobby with all due respect. N/A.
These guys are throwing up lots of soft balls recently.
NOPE.
See response above in caps. Thanks.
seems like you know a lot about not much. Count me in!oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:as a buyer sans punitive tariffs. NOPE.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:I'm wondering if 03 is 1903 is when this guys class was. Hopefully he didn't go to cal because most of his arguments (reposts) are regurgitatedDiabloWags said:cal83dls79 said:uh, we are talking about 500B in imports. Let's just admit it, this is/was a bad move that he is going to unwind with some spin joboski003 said:cal83dls79 said:ok, so all Americans are paying the tariffs gotcha.oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
tell that to importers and small businesses that import goods and sell them here to support their familes and whose businesses will be wiped out. Importers are paying the tarrifs not the Chinese government. But if you enjoy chaos have at it
While the importer pays the tariff, the costs can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices, and exporters may have to lower their prices to remain competitive. The importer can also buy from a country besides China.
There are only large tariffs when buying Chinese products. Most people can adjust without having daily meltdowns.
Is that Oski again showing just how ignorant he is?
A fairly equipped $112,000 Chevy Z06 Corvette will cost $6,800 - $8,000 more.
But he's too dumb to comprehend why.
HINT: 27 - 29% of the car comes from OUTSIDE THE U.S.
You are literally telling the person that reposts the same thing 10+ times that my "arguments (reposts) are regurgitated.". The dude even used the Corvette going up 6-8k when the large non-China Tarriffs were in effect and is now repeating the same thing with only the China Tarriffs in effect. He is stuck on repeat. Fyi, I worked as a buyer for more than 10 years. This isn't outside my expertise.
Awesome. super glad you know loads about the secondary market for collector cars in the bay. NOPE.
Are you Jack Clark? NOPE.
But thanks for the insight. This would be considered a hobby with all due respect. N/A.
These guys are throwing up lots of soft balls recently.
NOPE.
See response above in caps. Thanks.
Priest of the Patty Hearst Shrine
cal83dls79 said:so what was the point? To throw the world economy into chaos and destroy American credibility. I'm not a Rand Paul fan by any means but sometimes these Libertarians get stuff right. Google some of what he says about tarrifs. You can't run a country like a game and these "deals" trump said were flooding in are fiction. Can you name one?oski003 said:cal83dls79 said:
If you recall he imposed massive tariffs on almost every other country so I'm not exactly sure what country will substitute for China especially the stuff companies need that can't be produced by Penguins. Americans will absorb those costs as well. I do take a little solace now knowing that some Americans are just figuring out how tariffs work (or don't) and where the application of them make sense and when they do not.
If you can recall, he rolled back the massive tariffs on almost every other country.
Exactly.
No world leader is going to mock Trump or call him a liar but after he dies there will be a lot of laughter.
Because nobody called him in a panicked rush to make any deal.
I swear, the emperor is butt naked!!!
DiabloWags said:sycasey said:
There is a decent argument for detaching from China as a trading partner, but this approach is extremely rapid and likely to lead to a lot of economic pain, as businesses don't have time to adjust.
The American Farmer voted against themselves a second time.
I guess they enjoy heading for Bankruptcy.
China has BANNED $27 Billion of annual purchases of U.S. Ag-Products.
They can get their soybeans from Brazil like they did last time around.
Those MAGA HAT wearing idiots in the Midwest are about to learn yet another PAINFUL LESSION.
Sadly, I'm confident that Trump will bail them out again.
He will cut funding to CA and NY/CT/MA and fund farmers in his favored districts.
Who are the socialists when that happens?
DiabloWags said:concordtom said:
One day, tariffs will be lifted and it will usher in a massive bull market. Yes, domestic supply adjustments will be felt, but the economy will suddenly be supplied with many cheaper inputs and this will result in building, hiring, and savings that can be used elsewhere.
And how many people will lose their jobs before that happens Tom?
How many small businesses will have to fold and file for Bankruptcy Tom?
How many people will have to file for unemployment Tom?
How much will our debt soar as the economy weakens and safety-nets are used?
How much tax revenue will dry up during the Recession?
How many state and municipal governments will be running huge budget deficits because retail sales plummet and with it goes sales tax revenue?
How many first responders like Fire and Police will have to be layed-off Tom?
How high will the crime rate increase Tom?
How many non-profits will watch their donations dry up Tom?
We are seeing the single BIGGEST TAX INCREASE since 1968.
Roughly 2.4% of GDP.
The effective rate of these tariffs is 23+% and higher than that of the Smoot-Hawley Act in 1930.
There's nothing "good" about any of this.
I didn't say anything was good about it. Haha. I think I've been clear about that.
But I was saying there is something good awaiting us for just after Trump swallows an active hive of giant murder hornets and the era all comes to a close.
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Trump tariffs will cost American households $4,400 a year.
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/tariffs-prices-which-products-are-more-expensive-now-rcna200419
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/tariffs-prices-which-products-are-more-expensive-now-rcna200419
China raises U.S. tariff rate up to 125%
concordtom said:
China shall have a 145% tax on ALL imports???
That's insane.
I asked ChatGPT what commonly used items Americans buy from China, so I might know to stock up on inventory.Quote:
Americans regularly buy a wide range of consumer goods from China. Many of these are everyday items found in homes, offices, and stores across the U.S. Some of the most common include:
### 1. **Electronics**
- Smartphones (including components for iPhones)
- Laptops, tablets, and accessories
- Televisions and monitors
- Small appliances like toasters, air fryers, and vacuums
- LED lighting and light fixtures
### 2. **Clothing and Footwear**
- T-shirts, jeans, jackets
- Shoes, boots, and sneakers
- Underwear and socks
- Hats, scarves, and gloves
### 3. **Toys and Games**
- Children's toys and dolls
- Board games
- Puzzles and educational toys
- Video game controllers and accessories
### 4. **Household Goods**
- Cookware and kitchen utensils
- Furniture (assembled and flat-pack)
- Bedding, curtains, and towels
- Storage containers and organizers
- Cleaning tools (brooms, mops, etc.)
### 5. **Tools and Hardware**
- Hand tools (wrenches, hammers, screwdrivers)
- Power tools and tool kits
- Nails, screws, fasteners
- Plumbing and electrical supplies
### 6. **Automotive Parts**
- Aftermarket car parts
- Tires and accessories
- Car phone holders, chargers, mats
### 7. **Personal Care Products**
- Hair dryers, electric shavers, toothbrushes
- Makeup brushes and organizers
- Nail clippers and tweezers
### 8. **Sporting Goods and Outdoor Gear**
- Bicycles and scooters
- Camping gear (tents, lanterns)
- Fitness equipment (dumbbells, yoga mats)
### 9. **School and Office Supplies**
- Pens, notebooks, folders
- Staplers, scissors, tape dispensers
- Printer ink and paper
### 10. **Holiday Decorations**
- Christmas lights and ornaments
- Halloween costumes
- Party supplies
Many of these products are designed or marketed by American companies but manufactured in China due to lower production costs. Let me know if you want to explore how this dependency has shifted in recent years due to tariffs or supply chain diversification.
Why do you skip cheating, theft, theft of IP?
TARIFFS: Mr Wonderful is done watching American entrepreneurs get steamrolled. If Chinese companies want access to our legal system, then it’s time we get access to theirs. Until then? 400% tariffs. pic.twitter.com/9JR5z34WxM
— @amuse (@amuse) April 11, 2025
I've heard about Chinese copycat products and IP theft for decades.
And I can understand wanting to go after that.
I think it's difficult to enforce, so other administrations have not. And Trump is not either. He's just ranting , being reckless, and not pushing that agenda. So keep on with yer bichin about it. Blah blah blah.
And I can understand wanting to go after that.
I think it's difficult to enforce, so other administrations have not. And Trump is not either. He's just ranting , being reckless, and not pushing that agenda. So keep on with yer bichin about it. Blah blah blah.
bearister said:
The 25th Amendment outlines a procedure for temporary or permanent transfer of presidential powers when the president is deemed unable to discharge their duties, but it doesn't directly "remove" the president from office. Section 4 allows the vice president and a majority of the cabinet to declare the president unable to serve, triggering the transfer of power to the vice president as acting president. If the president disagrees, Congress must vote within 48 hours to determine if the president is truly unable to serve; a two-thirds vote in both houses confirms the vice president as acting president, while a failure to reach that threshold allows the president to resume their duties
How many stumbles is he allowed before Congress turns on him?
How many members of congress does he have compromat on?
Says the crew that protected the Autopen Presidency for four years.
It's bizarre that Trump and the White House want to penalize the greatest company to ever be created in the history of mankind . . . APPLE.
They largely moved out of China into other countries like Vietnam for assembly during Trump's first term.
And now they're being penalized by the Orange Crap Stain.
Why?
No American is going to want to pay $3,000 for an iPhone 16 Pro
They largely moved out of China into other countries like Vietnam for assembly during Trump's first term.
And now they're being penalized by the Orange Crap Stain.
Why?
No American is going to want to pay $3,000 for an iPhone 16 Pro
movielover said:
Says the crew that protected the Autopen Presidency for four years.
Joe Biden Autopen makes smooth curving lines in stable predictable form. Recipients of auto pen signatures know what they are getting and approve.
The up/down action on trumps signature is like his stock market chart. Wild. Edgy.
movielover said:
Says the crew that protected the Autopen Presidency for four years.
It's 2025, buddy. Snap out of your BDS.
Haloski said:movielover said:
Says the crew that protected the Autopen Presidency for four years.
It's 2025, buddy. Snap out of your BDS.
Movie Clown.
Too dumb to understand that Trump used an AutoPen to pardon all of those "Patriots" from Jan. 6th
The AutoPen has been used going back to Thomas Jefferson.
It was patented in 1803.
Trump and his Maga Morons are idiots.
The Autopen: How the Robotic Pen Has Changed Presidential History | Shapell Manuscript Foundation
Presidents have used autopens for decades. Now Trump objects to Biden's use of one | AP News
DiabloWags said:Haloski said:movielover said:
Says the crew that protected the Autopen Presidency for four years.
It's 2025, buddy. Snap out of your BDS.
Movie Clown.
Too dumb to understand that Trump used an AutoPen to pardon all of those "Patriots" from Jan. 6th
The AutoPen has been used going back to Thomas Jefferson.
It was patented in 1803.
Trump and his Maga Morons are idiots.
The Autopen: How the Robotic Pen Has Changed Presidential History | Shapell Manuscript Foundation
Presidents have used autopens for decades. Now Trump objects to Biden's use of one | AP News
I thought Compulsive TDS Thread Creator DiabloSchmendrik had me on Ignore?
movielover said:DiabloWags said:Haloski said:movielover said:
Says the crew that protected the Autopen Presidency for four years.
It's 2025, buddy. Snap out of your BDS.
Movie Clown.
Too dumb to understand that Trump used an AutoPen to pardon all of those "Patriots" from Jan. 6th
The AutoPen has been used going back to Thomas Jefferson.
It was patented in 1803.
Trump and his Maga Morons are idiots.
The Autopen: How the Robotic Pen Has Changed Presidential History | Shapell Manuscript Foundation
Presidents have used autopens for decades. Now Trump objects to Biden's use of one | AP News
I thought Compulsive TDS Thread Creator DiabloSchmendrik had me on Ignore?
Would you like to go back on Ignore?
We can do that. No problem.
You say half the mindless stuff here.
In a different era they would have run Trump out of town on a rail like a corrupt mayor weeks ago.
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Movie clown,
Not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Even when you have a poster on IGNORE, their quotes can show up in another poster's post.
Minot State can't figure this out either.
This is what happens when you weren't admitted to CAL.
Not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Even when you have a poster on IGNORE, their quotes can show up in another poster's post.
Minot State can't figure this out either.
This is what happens when you weren't admitted to CAL.
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