USA Policy positions of Donald Trump; let's see how many he achieves

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And if they are then giving them away then there is no benefit to the us.

The us likes it when the arms manufacturers are selling them overseas as thats money back in the hands of america.

They also like it when they are buying to support there own wars. As they need the weopans.

But there is no value to the government when they are buying them to just give them away for a purpose they see no value in. As trump views ukraine.
The benefit is to the arms dealers and politicians. Arms dealers make billions, with taxpayers dollars. The politicians get millions 8n lobby dollars for the next election cycle. The US people are the losers.
 
Depends what you mean by 'government'. Definitely some value to the individual lawmakers getting lobbied with donations and kickbacks from the arms industry.
Back when I was reaching voting age, the two most senior senators were from my state. We were awash with military pork. Bases, necessary or otherwise, were everywhere (and not CA, OR or AK). The ecosystem of military contracts spread out to keep local economies growing. In many ways it is the preeminent job of a congress critter; get money back to your state, then run for reelection cozying up to all the prospering local businesspeople, and touting how you're helping the citizenry.
 
The benefit is to the arms dealers and politicians. Arms dealers make billions, with taxpayers dollars. The politicians get millions 8n lobby dollars for the next election cycle. The US people are the losers.
In part, things may be different in today's environment, but back in the day Boeing and more recently Microsoft fed a huge economic ecosystem of subcontractors, vendors, and the like. I worked for while at a company that made and repaired pcbs, nascent mouses and graphic cards. We had several mil spec contracts and it was just some podunk operation.
 

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You're forgetting the key part. Money in politics.

The arms companies will pay Donnie personally for him to approve the government to buy the weapons/ammo etc
Profit motive for companies influencing politicians to promote conflict is usually stupid
Because most arms manufacturers, on a global corporate scale, or teeny tiny.
And conflict might be good for arms sales, its bad for everything else sales.

So, if large arms manufacturers are prepared to lobby politicians to promote conflict, why wouldn't much much larger corporations, that are harmed by conflict, and don't make weapons, not be lobbying them to prevent conflict?

People say, follow the money, but they mean, follow SOME of the money, and only when it suits their argument.
 
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This rumour is nonsense. There is no economic benefit to the usa when they are given weapons away for free to ukraine. The war machine is about selling weapons for profit. Not giving them away as charity.
It is keeping their industries going. It is not costing them nearly as much as it appears.
Charity, hey. Sigh.
 
Profit motive for companies influencing politicians to promote conflict is usually stupid
Because most arms manufacturers, on a global corporate scale, or teeny tiny.
And conflict might be good for arms sales, its bad for everything else sales.

So, if large arms manufacturers are prepared to lobby politicians to promote conflict, why wouldn't much much larger corporations, that are harmed by conflict, and don't make weapons, not be lobbying them to prevent conflict?

People say, follow the money, but they mean, follow SOME of the money, and only when it suits their argument.
Because arms manufacturers aren't the only corporations that profit from overseas wars.
 

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This rumour is nonsense. There is no economic benefit to the usa when they are given weapons away for free to ukraine. The war machine is about selling weapons for profit. Not giving them away as charity.
um. US government pays US weapons manufacturer a lot of money, lots of jobs, lots of IP. Those weapons are provided to Ukraine. Lots of money stays in US, no money goes to Ukraine.
 
He may not be an official cabinet member but elon is not happy with johnsons spending bill


Also the guy who ran like a squealing pig on Jan 6th fearful of a bunch of tourists

Republicans rejected House Speaker Mike Johnson’s bipartisan plan to avert a government shutdown, as President-elect Donald Trump and Elon Musk joined a broad swath of the House GOP on Wednesday to condemn a compromise bill full of Democratic policy priorities.
The rebuke, which built steadily through the day and culminated with a long written statement from Trump in the late afternoon, has forced Johnson back to the drawing board on a plan to prevent a Christmastime shutdown — and maintain the support of his chaotic conference to be reelected as speaker early next year.

Johnston must read big footy
 
Biden has no reason not to hold-out on anything other than something pro-Democrat, or at least pro-people.

If he forces a shut-down after weeks of Republican in-fighting, it won't be him who looks like he can't run anything.

If Musk doesn't want any bills passed, can't see why Biden wouldn't indulge GOP stupidity.

It's always funny that when the side-shows are swept aside, when it comes to governing, these idiots have no idea what they're doing.
 
Not thats its relevant now but Musk tweeted a lot of lies about the bill

Donnie will reap the benefit and take credit
The Federal Reserve has announced that it will be cutting interest rates again by a quarter percentage point after several rate cuts earlier this year. Today's rate cut is the final rate cut from the Federal Reserve for the year, although additional rate cuts are possible in 2025.

The Federal Reserve predicted that while rate cuts are likely next year, they will be fewer than in 2024 because there remains concern that inflation will be difficult to bring under control. Today's rate cut is now the third consecutive cut in the past several months.
 
Not thats its relevant now but Musk tweeted a lot of lies about the bill

Donnie will reap the benefit and take credit
The Federal Reserve has announced that it will be cutting interest rates again by a quarter percentage point after several rate cuts earlier this year. Today's rate cut is the final rate cut from the Federal Reserve for the year, although additional rate cuts are possible in 2025.

The Federal Reserve predicted that while rate cuts are likely next year, they will be fewer than in 2024 because there remains concern that inflation will be difficult to bring under control. Today's rate cut is now the third consecutive cut in the past several months.
Donny always takes the credit for good news, but very reluctant and not at all for bad news, as its always someone else's fault.
 

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