Originally posted by roughriderWhen Trump became president in 2017, he put a portrait of Andrew Jackson in the Whitehouse. Like it or not, the idea that every white man should have the right to vote was a suffrage movement because before him, only the wealthy landowners could vote, freemasons and slave owners, etc.
Apparently, the last time the U.S. used major tariffs as a tactic was in 1828 and 1930 - both times, a major recession and economic depression followed.Maybe that's why this tactic only gets used once every century. Everyone involved has to be dead, so they can't speak out about what a bad idea it is. 😛
The U.S. doing this simultaneously to Canada, Mexico, China and the European Union? If there is justice, it's the U.S. that crumbles under from this.
When Trump became president in 2025, he cited McKinley as the greatest president for his dealership involving the Panama canal for easier access from the east and west of the United States of America. Coincidentally, McKinley also got assassinated and Roosevelt took over to finish the job. I guess Trump learned how to dodge a bullet...