DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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Lots of positive indicators ramping up as we rebuild some lost manufacturing capabilities.

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Manufacturing strength is coming from Ai.
You should know that by now.

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Your TDS and myopic view make you unable to see the evident resurgence, cheering against America because of your idealogical bias. Funny. You'd probably like him more if he drove a Porsche. Workers getting more options, higher wages, and in some areas, even cheaper homes. Critical indystries gaining at least some footholds. MAGA.

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Speaking of Porsche, you will be happy to know that my 2026 Macan GTS just finished production yesterday.
Thank you for your attention to this matter!

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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cal83dls79 said:

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Trump: "I love inflation". Thanks for the sound bite!

Then he brags he had more fans than mlk. What a loser

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Q: Are you concerned about the latest inflation number?

Trump: No, I love it. The numbers were great. You know what I really love? I love the inflation. pic.twitter.com/7lQj7VuMMl

— FactPost (@factpostnews) June 10, 2026

DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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Cal88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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"The family farm started by my grandfather is going bankrupt, but hey, the DC Mall reflection pool is going to look GREAT!"

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Speaker Johnson says Trump’s “I love the inflation" comments were taken out of context.

Asked him if that’s what voters want to hear right now. “The president is laser focused on the domestic economic situation.” pic.twitter.com/n3SS0vtqyS

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) June 10, 2026

DiabloWags said:

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Bootlicker confirmed.

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Cal88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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"The family farm started by my grandfather is going bankrupt, but hey, the DC Mall reflection pool is going to look GREAT!"

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Lower input costs ahead: Trump repeatedly promised that fertilizer, fuel, energy, oil, and gas prices would drop significantly soon (e.g., "way down, just like they were four months ago") once the Iran conflict eased, describing recent spikes as temporary/artificial.

Financial relief and aid: The administration touted billions in farm support, including a $12 billion bridge payment program (announced late 2025) for row-crop and other farmers impacted by trade disruptions, input costs, and market issues. Trump referenced past aid (e.g., ~$28 billion in his first term) and suggested more could come.

Tax relief and estate protections: Provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (or similar legislation) were credited with doubled death/estate tax exemptions for family farms, no taxes on certain rural property loan interest, 100% bonus depreciation for equipment, and permanent small business deductions. This aims to help pass farms to the next generation.

Expanded crop insurance and stronger safety net: Improvements to crop insurance (including for beginning farmers) and overall farm safety net enhancements.

Trade and export gains: New trade agreements (19 mentioned by Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins), expanded market access, and rising agricultural exports (e.g., soybeans, dairy, corn, meat, biofuels, ethanol). Claims of reversing a trade deficit, increased purchases (including from China), and average farm income up over 20% since taking office.

Regulatory relief and other wins:

• Right-to-repair protections for farm equipment.
• Repeal or easing of rules like Waters of the United States (WOTUS).
• Less red tape overall.
• Support for dairy (e.g., whole milk in school lunches via related acts).
• Year-round E15 sales.
  

Broader rural support: New Rural Opportunity Zones and efforts to preserve family farms, strengthen rural healthcare, and provide a "level playing field" through fair trade rather than just subsidies.

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cal83dls79 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Cal88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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"The family farm started by my grandfather is going bankrupt, but hey, the DC Mall reflection pool is going to look GREAT!"

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Lower input costs ahead: Trump repeatedly promised that fertilizer, fuel, energy, oil, and gas prices would drop significantly soon (e.g., "way down, just like they were four months ago") once the Iran conflict eased, describing recent spikes as temporary/artificial.

Financial relief and aid: The administration touted billions in farm support, including a $12 billion bridge payment program (announced late 2025) for row-crop and other farmers impacted by trade disruptions, input costs, and market issues. Trump referenced past aid (e.g., ~$28 billion in his first term) and suggested more could come.

Tax relief and estate protections: Provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (or similar legislation) were credited with doubled death/estate tax exemptions for family farms, no taxes on certain rural property loan interest, 100% bonus depreciation for equipment, and permanent small business deductions. This aims to help pass farms to the next generation.

Expanded crop insurance and stronger safety net: Improvements to crop insurance (including for beginning farmers) and overall farm safety net enhancements.

Trade and export gains: New trade agreements (19 mentioned by Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins), expanded market access, and rising agricultural exports (e.g., soybeans, dairy, corn, meat, biofuels, ethanol). Claims of reversing a trade deficit, increased purchases (including from China), and average farm income up over 20% since taking office.

Regulatory relief and other wins:

• Right-to-repair protections for farm equipment.
• Repeal or easing of rules like Waters of the United States (WOTUS).
• Less red tape overall.
• Support for dairy (e.g., whole milk in school lunches via related acts).
• Year-round E15 sales.
  

Broader rural support: New Rural Opportunity Zones and efforts to preserve family farms, strengthen rural healthcare, and provide a "level playing field" through fair trade rather than just subsidies.

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farm bailouts! Sick brag dude

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Cal88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

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And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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"The family farm started by my grandfather is going bankrupt, but hey, the DC Mall reflection pool is going to look GREAT!"

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Lower input costs ahead: Trump repeatedly promised that fertilizer, fuel, energy, oil, and gas prices would drop significantly soon (e.g., "way down, just like they were four months ago") once the Iran conflict eased, describing recent spikes as temporary/artificial.

Financial relief and aid: The administration touted billions in farm support, including a $12 billion bridge payment program (announced late 2025) for row-crop and other farmers impacted by trade disruptions, input costs, and market issues. Trump referenced past aid (e.g., ~$28 billion in his first term) and suggested more could come.

Tax relief and estate protections: Provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (or similar legislation) were credited with doubled death/estate tax exemptions for family farms, no taxes on certain rural property loan interest, 100% bonus depreciation for equipment, and permanent small business deductions. This aims to help pass farms to the next generation.

Expanded crop insurance and stronger safety net: Improvements to crop insurance (including for beginning farmers) and overall farm safety net enhancements.

Trade and export gains: New trade agreements (19 mentioned by Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins), expanded market access, and rising agricultural exports (e.g., soybeans, dairy, corn, meat, biofuels, ethanol). Claims of reversing a trade deficit, increased purchases (including from China), and average farm income up over 20% since taking office.

Regulatory relief and other wins:

• Right-to-repair protections for farm equipment.
• Repeal or easing of rules like Waters of the United States (WOTUS).
• Less red tape overall.
• Support for dairy (e.g., whole milk in school lunches via related acts).
• Year-round E15 sales.
  

Broader rural support: New Rural Opportunity Zones and efforts to preserve family farms, strengthen rural healthcare, and provide a "level playing field" through fair trade rather than just subsidies.

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farm bailouts! Sick brag dude

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Traditional farm subsidies have existed for decades across administrations; this was supplemental.

Democrats have also supported farm subsidies and Covid relief for farmers under Obama/Biden that in some cases, went much broader without the same level of targeted scrutiny applied to Trump's trade-war payments.

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cal83dls79 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Cal88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

---

And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

---

And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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"The family farm started by my grandfather is going bankrupt, but hey, the DC Mall reflection pool is going to look GREAT!"

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Lower input costs ahead: Trump repeatedly promised that fertilizer, fuel, energy, oil, and gas prices would drop significantly soon (e.g., "way down, just like they were four months ago") once the Iran conflict eased, describing recent spikes as temporary/artificial.

Financial relief and aid: The administration touted billions in farm support, including a $12 billion bridge payment program (announced late 2025) for row-crop and other farmers impacted by trade disruptions, input costs, and market issues. Trump referenced past aid (e.g., ~$28 billion in his first term) and suggested more could come.

Tax relief and estate protections: Provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (or similar legislation) were credited with doubled death/estate tax exemptions for family farms, no taxes on certain rural property loan interest, 100% bonus depreciation for equipment, and permanent small business deductions. This aims to help pass farms to the next generation.

Expanded crop insurance and stronger safety net: Improvements to crop insurance (including for beginning farmers) and overall farm safety net enhancements.

Trade and export gains: New trade agreements (19 mentioned by Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins), expanded market access, and rising agricultural exports (e.g., soybeans, dairy, corn, meat, biofuels, ethanol). Claims of reversing a trade deficit, increased purchases (including from China), and average farm income up over 20% since taking office.

Regulatory relief and other wins:

• Right-to-repair protections for farm equipment.
• Repeal or easing of rules like Waters of the United States (WOTUS).
• Less red tape overall.
• Support for dairy (e.g., whole milk in school lunches via related acts).
• Year-round E15 sales.
  

Broader rural support: New Rural Opportunity Zones and efforts to preserve family farms, strengthen rural healthcare, and provide a "level playing field" through fair trade rather than just subsidies.

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farm bailouts! Sick brag dude

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Traditional farm subsidies have existed for decades across administrations; this was supplemental.

Democrats have also supported farm subsidies and Covid relief for farmers under Obama/Biden that in some cases, went much broader without the same level of targeted scrutiny applied to Trump's trade-war payments.

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cmon, we are taking about the farm bail outs as a direct result of these new tariffs. Did you forget about those? That was a stark and sudden backfire of his tariff policy.

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DiabloWags said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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cal83dls79 said:

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PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Cal88 said:

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DiabloWags said:

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movielover said:

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dajo9 said:

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Job losses under Trump in 2020 were because of covid
Inflation under Biden in 2022-2023 were because of covid

This inflation is all Trump

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And Ukraine (NATO), Israel (Bibi), MIC, and Swamp Globalists.

---

And yet Trump was in Wisconsin talking to farmers about his REFLECTING POOL.

You still proud of 47?
Or are you going to keep blaming NATO, BIBI, and GLOBALISTS for the next 2.5 years?

What does a REFLECTING POOL have to do with the farming community in Wisconsin?

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"The family farm started by my grandfather is going bankrupt, but hey, the DC Mall reflection pool is going to look GREAT!"

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Lower input costs ahead: Trump repeatedly promised that fertilizer, fuel, energy, oil, and gas prices would drop significantly soon (e.g., "way down, just like they were four months ago") once the Iran conflict eased, describing recent spikes as temporary/artificial.

Financial relief and aid: The administration touted billions in farm support, including a $12 billion bridge payment program (announced late 2025) for row-crop and other farmers impacted by trade disruptions, input costs, and market issues. Trump referenced past aid (e.g., ~$28 billion in his first term) and suggested more could come.

Tax relief and estate protections: Provisions in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" (or similar legislation) were credited with doubled death/estate tax exemptions for family farms, no taxes on certain rural property loan interest, 100% bonus depreciation for equipment, and permanent small business deductions. This aims to help pass farms to the next generation.

Expanded crop insurance and stronger safety net: Improvements to crop insurance (including for beginning farmers) and overall farm safety net enhancements.

Trade and export gains: New trade agreements (19 mentioned by Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins), expanded market access, and rising agricultural exports (e.g., soybeans, dairy, corn, meat, biofuels, ethanol). Claims of reversing a trade deficit, increased purchases (including from China), and average farm income up over 20% since taking office.

Regulatory relief and other wins:

• Right-to-repair protections for farm equipment.
• Repeal or easing of rules like Waters of the United States (WOTUS).
• Less red tape overall.
• Support for dairy (e.g., whole milk in school lunches via related acts).
• Year-round E15 sales.
  

Broader rural support: New Rural Opportunity Zones and efforts to preserve family farms, strengthen rural healthcare, and provide a "level playing field" through fair trade rather than just subsidies.

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farm bailouts! Sick brag dude

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Traditional farm subsidies have existed for decades across administrations; this was supplemental.

Democrats have also supported farm subsidies and Covid relief for farmers under Obama/Biden that in some cases, went much broader without the same level of targeted scrutiny applied to Trump's trade-war payments.

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cmon, we are taking about the farm bail outs as a direct result of these new tariffs. Did you forget about those? That was a stark and sudden backfire of his tariff policy.

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Never mind that Trump bailed-out the Farmer's in his first term too.
A total of $28 BILLION.

It was twice the size of Obama's bail-out of General Motors.

The GOP is now the party of BAIL OUTS.

MAGA!

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Inflation has overtaken wages for the first time in 3 years.

That means Americans’ incomes are shrinking in real terms, largely because of the Iran war.

My @Morning_Joe Chart. pic.twitter.com/PGLaXoOP2x

— Steven Rattner (@SteveRattner) June 11, 2026

PAC-10-BEAR said:

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In an AI singularity scenario with a highly agentic economy, explosive productivity growth driven by autonomous AI agents handling nearly all production, innovation, services, and R&D at near-zero marginal cost would cause the U.S. economy to expand dramatically (potentially doubling GDP every few years or faster).

This massive increase in output and tax revenue would dwarf the existing national debt (around $39 trillion), allowing the government to run large surpluses, refinance at lower real rates amid abundance-driven deflation, or simply service the debt effortlessly as it shrinks relative to the vastly larger economy. Essentially, the debt becomes trivial compared to the new wealth created, much like how post-WWII growth made high debt manageable only amplified exponentially by recursive AI self-improvement and hyper-efficient coordination.

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