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Hmm, perhaps there is a master plan.
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Hmm, perhaps there is a master plan.
Oh, I got that. Bill’s passive aggression towards Dems and his implied “but why won’t someone stop him!” conveyed that Bill assumed some sense of responsibility and integrity existed within a con congress. Similarly, the zzlp analysis that started up this summer (you particularly, IIRC) factored in the opposite congressional input. I don’t see how someone paying even cursory attention to the political realities of the last 4-5 years could ever come to Bill’s conclusion.I think he meant that it was not foreseeable that Trump would be allowed to do something so fundamentally irrational.
Which is clearly hilarious -- I mean, whatever you thought Trump was going to do, it was obviously foreseeable that he might do what he said he would do. But it does capture the mindset of the Trump backers. "We'll elect him, and then we'll control him" they thought. Hahaha.
Did he tweet from the future?Trump backer panicking.
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Bill Ackman calls for 90-day 'time out' on tariffs, or risk 'self-induced, economic nuclear winter'
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman said the risks of President Donald Trump's tariffs is "not what we voted for," calling for a 90-day time-out.www.foxbusiness.com
ALSO it is somehow the Democrats' fault.
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I screen captured the tweet from a reddit thread while I am in England- European formatting I assume. Day/Month/YearDid he tweet from the future?
And then there is CFord, uniquely willing and able to lob this type of insult into a discussion about a hedge fund manager complaining about tariffs.There are cuckolds, and then there are limp-dicked cuckolds, and then there is Bill Ackman.
You're not wrong, but motivated reasoning can be blinding.Oh, I got that. Bill’s passive aggression towards Dems and his implied “but why won’t someone stop him!” conveyed that Bill assumed some sense of responsibility and integrity existed within a con congress. Similarly, the zzlp analysis that started up this summer (you particularly, IIRC) factored in the opposite congressional input. I don’t see how someone paying even cursory attention to the political realities of the last 4-5 years could ever come to Bill’s conclusion.
I am not about to take any type of lecture from you about message board etiquette.And then there is CFord, uniquely willing and able to lob this type of insult into a discussion about a hedge fund manager complaining about tariffs.
I didn't mean it as a lecture. I meant it as a funny. You and I each have our signature styles and nobody would confuse us, I think.I am not about to take any type of lecture from you about message board etiquette.
Gonna be hilarious if Trump accepts the EU offer to drop all industrial tariffs, a concession he rejected as part of the TTIP back in 2017. With his attempts to negotiate with Iran after killing the Iran Nuclear Deal and his anger at USMCA, which his administration authored, reversing all his foreign-policy decisions from 8 years ago might end up a trend. Not sure how the calculus differs now as to then.I'm waiting for the EU to tariff our services. That's when it'll really get interesting...
Great memory. I didn't remember that and I was likely closer to that issue at the time.Gonna be hilarious if Trump accepts the EU offer to drop all industrial tariffs, a concession he rejected as part of the TTIP back in 2017.