Summary

Donald Trump is poised to impose massive import tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China, effectively raising taxes on U.S. households by an estimated $3,000 annually.

Unlike past tax increases that targeted the wealthy, these tariffs disproportionately impact low- and middle-income workers.

While Trump claims the measures address immigration and fentanyl concerns, experts argue they serve as a revenue source to offset tax cuts for the rich.

Critics contend that Trump’s tariffs lack a clear industrial strategy and primarily burden American consumers.

  • @Goodmorningsunshine
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    3 hours ago

    Oh wow. One might just think you’re a taint-licking moron, and they’d be right.

    • @MeaanBeaan
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      43 hours ago

      Hey man, there’s no need to lump the taint lickers in with this guy.

    • @[email protected]
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      3 hours ago

      No need to be hostile, I just hear many people pushing for taxing corporations, and it popped into my head. Why is taxing foreign companies evil but taxing domestic companies good, or are all taxes passed to consumers in the end?

      • @horse_battery_staple
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        53 hours ago

        It’s not hostile it’s tough love. You’re talking bullshit and they’re trying to warn others of your idiocy.