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#关税红利 “Distributing money is like dealing cards, Trump plays this hand brilliantly”!🏆🏆🏆
Trump's move of "money distribution" is really slick! With the government shutdown lasting 40 days and public discontent boiling over, the Supreme Court is about to strike down his tariff powers, and he immediately whips out a $2000 cash giveaway plan. This isn't just distributing money; it's clearly handing out "political chips".
The tariff case is still hanging in the Supreme Court, and Trump suddenly ties money distribution to tariffs. This move is like holding a loudspeaker outside the courtroom and shouting: "Whoever rules the tariffs illegal is cutting off the people's financial lifeline!" The six Republican-appointed justices must be feeling the pressure—ruling against him would anger voters, while ruling in his favor could set a bad precedent. #关税风波
Democrats have long seen through this trick. With the government shutdown for over a month, federal employees haven't been paid, and at this moment, Trump pulls out cash, which is just "robbing Peter to pay Paul". What's even more absurd is he claims the money comes from tariff revenue, but last year's actual tariff revenue was only $195 billion, meaning to distribute money to 300 million people would require $600 billion. Even elementary school students can solve this math problem, clearly indicating it's a worthless IOU. #美国政府停摆
With the midterm elections approaching, the working brothers in the Rust Belt are all focused on this $2000. Trump knows well that "cash wins the hearts of the people"; back then, he wooed the middle class with tax cuts, and now he directly hands out cash to please the blue-collar workers. But everyone knows that with inflation running high, this money is likely to lose value the moment it arrives. #美国ADP数据超预期
The most fascinating part is that he added a "high income excluded" label to the cash giveaway. Is an annual income of $100,000 considered high or $500,000? The vague standard is good for making a point. It allows him to brand himself as "robbing the rich to help the poor" while also leaving a backdoor for his wealthy donors, making this precise distribution of benefits a form of political performance art. #Strategy增持比特币
$TRUMP
$JCT
$AIA
Trump's move of "money distribution" is really slick! With the government shutdown lasting 40 days and public discontent boiling over, the Supreme Court is about to strike down his tariff powers, and he immediately whips out a $2000 cash giveaway plan. This isn't just distributing money; it's clearly handing out "political chips".
The tariff case is still hanging in the Supreme Court, and Trump suddenly ties money distribution to tariffs. This move is like holding a loudspeaker outside the courtroom and shouting: "Whoever rules the tariffs illegal is cutting off the people's financial lifeline!" The six Republican-appointed justices must be feeling the pressure—ruling against him would anger voters, while ruling in his favor could set a bad precedent. #关税风波
Democrats have long seen through this trick. With the government shutdown for over a month, federal employees haven't been paid, and at this moment, Trump pulls out cash, which is just "robbing Peter to pay Paul". What's even more absurd is he claims the money comes from tariff revenue, but last year's actual tariff revenue was only $195 billion, meaning to distribute money to 300 million people would require $600 billion. Even elementary school students can solve this math problem, clearly indicating it's a worthless IOU. #美国政府停摆
With the midterm elections approaching, the working brothers in the Rust Belt are all focused on this $2000. Trump knows well that "cash wins the hearts of the people"; back then, he wooed the middle class with tax cuts, and now he directly hands out cash to please the blue-collar workers. But everyone knows that with inflation running high, this money is likely to lose value the moment it arrives. #美国ADP数据超预期
The most fascinating part is that he added a "high income excluded" label to the cash giveaway. Is an annual income of $100,000 considered high or $500,000? The vague standard is good for making a point. It allows him to brand himself as "robbing the rich to help the poor" while also leaving a backdoor for his wealthy donors, making this precise distribution of benefits a form of political performance art. #Strategy增持比特币
$TRUMP
$JCT
$AIA
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