What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[HVC]

Supreme Court rules Trump overstepped by imposing tariffs.

Now what?

What now appears to be he's adding another 10% out of spite?

[Duque de Bragança]

Supreme Court rules Trump overstepped by imposing tariffs.

Now what?

What now appears to be he's adding another 10% out of spite?

Wait, trade agreements signed with the Trumpian banana republic have no value?
I'm shocked! 

[viper37]

Supreme Court rules Trump overstepped by imposing tariffs.

Now what?

What now appears to be he's adding another 10% out of spite?

15%.  You're late in the news.

[Tamas]

Supreme Court rules Trump overstepped by imposing tariffs.

Now what?

What now appears to be he's adding another 10% out of spite?

15%.  You're late in the news.

What a child

[Bauer]

I think Trump has really exposed flaws in democracy.  I'm not even sure what the fixes are, but it's really alarming how a populist movement can just ignore everything and plow ahead with whatever they want to do.

I mean at what point does the court decision overrule him?

[Valmy]

I think Trump has really exposed flaws in democracy.  I'm not even sure what the fixes are, but it's really alarming how a populist movement can just ignore everything and plow ahead with whatever they want to do.

I mean at what point does the court decision overrule him?

The weird thing is is that FDR, who had won an election with 61% of the vote and 46 out of 48 states and whose party controlled 334 out of 435 House Seats and 75 out of 96 Senate Seats did not have this authority. He was consistently thwarted by the Courts for his policies, leading to his unsuccessful court packing scheme.

But somehow Donald Trump, who won less than 50% of the vote and has a tiny margin in both the House and Senate is viewed as so dangerously popular that nobody does shit. The courts were perfectly fine challenging Roosevelt, but too chicken shit to do anything about Trump.

Wild. One would think a dangerous populist movement that has everybody trembling would, you know, be popular at least.

[Grey Fox]

Populism, especially in US context, is there to obscure the real culprit. Money.

[HisMajestyBOB]

Populism, especially in US context, is there to obscure the real culprit. Money.

 
Trump has the majority support of billionaire dollars, and that's the majority support that counts.

[Zoupa]

Until it doesn't.

[Bauer]

Populism, especially in US context, is there to obscure the real culprit. Money.

 
Trump has the majority support of billionaire dollars, and that's the majority support that counts.

Yeah but his main brand is allegedly about fighting for blue collar workers.  Predictable irony.

[Syt]

Populism, especially in US context, is there to obscure the real culprit. Money.

 
Trump has the majority support of billionaire dollars, and that's the majority support that counts.

Yeah but his main brand is allegedly about fighting for blue collar workers.  Predictable irony.

Yeah, but he doesn't need to improve their situation as long as he keeps going after people they don't like.