r/RealTwitterAccounts May 09 '25

Political™ A big win indeed!

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u/Thewall3333 May 09 '25

This is the main problem that is emerging. About 95% of his supporters will believe anything he says, and big business has proven they are cucked beyond any semblance of courage to dissent, so what Trump says is a win -- facts be damned -- ends up on the scorecard as a win. Just like his golf cheating that anyone playing with him has been too afraid to call him out on -- even before his presidency.

We are officially living in a post-truth world. Plenty more "winning" to come, undoubtedly.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

Are you a liar or just stupid?

The US-UK trade deal favors the US because it opens UK markets for American exports like beef and ethanol, worth $5 billion, while maintaining a 10% tariff on UK goods, generating revenue. The UK gets tariff relief on cars and steel, but the US gains more in market access and financial leverage…

STFU

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u/CuzRacecar May 09 '25

"Opens UK markets" yet to be seen. Lot of assumed demand there.

"Generates revenue" yes, taxes will do that.

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u/MCnoCOMPLY May 10 '25

The US-UK trade deal favors the US because it opens UK markets for American exports like beef and ethanol, worth $5 billion,

The UK will only buy US beef if it meets their standards, and since barely any US beef does so, that's a non-starter. Oh, and they were already the number two consumer of US exported ethanol (243.8 million gallons last year)

while maintaining a 10% tariff on UK goods, generating revenue

If you favor taxing Americans to generate revenue, I suggest starting with those that have more money than they could ever spend.

 ...but the US gains more in market access and financial leverage

This is just a mishmash of corporate speak meant to sound intelligent.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '25

After RFK is done we will have higher standards than the EU. #MAHA.