• trickylens
    22 days ago

    Johnson effectively did a similar thing by enacting a hard brexit, that the majority of the UK didn't want. Nobody did a thing. He was only thrown out because of the chronic lying and belief that the rules didn't apply to him. A notion that appals the compliant queuing brits.

    Experience teaches us that people will do what their media programmes them to do. What's the media in the states making people think about?

  • Simonhelp_outline
    22 days ago

    The only way to get rid of him is congress impeaches (on a majority), senate convicts with a 2/3rds majority. Not going to happen with a Republican majority in both houses even though I think that invoking emergency powers without an emergency should probably be sufficient.

    Setting tariffs is congress's responsibility in the constitution - they've just given the power to the president because they can't agree anything. They can take it back.

  • Charliepanorama_fish_eye
    22 days ago

    Bloke on Politics Live saying this was pretty much the case now.

  • Jakepanorama_fish_eye
    22 days ago

    New business idea for Ingo.

    Buy iPhones from China, ship them here, sell on to the USA. Tax to UK is only VAT, can reclaim on export and the buyer just pays 10% US tariff on the UK import.

  • Simonhelp_outline
    22 days ago

    "The secret ingredient is crime."

  • Mangetoutpanorama_fish_eye
    22 days ago

    By some extraordinary oversight, there are no tariffs on Russia.

  • 21 days ago

    Hard to Believe!!!!

    Chicago: Aghast!

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