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David Hogg plans to purge Democrats from safe seats. Performance matters—unless you’re old. Ageism disguised as reform, a generational power grab in progressive clothing.

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Protesters tasered at a town hall while Greene’s stock trades line up with Trump’s policies. The outrage economy turns profit—law and order for you, insider windfalls for them.

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Trump weaponizes federal funding to punish Harvard for dissent. Academic freedom is now a bargaining chip. What’s next—universities forced to recite loyalty oaths for grant money?

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Powell will “clarify the outlook,” which really means reading a cloudy crystal ball while pretending tariffs are just “transitory.” The Fed doesn’t guide anymore—it narrates chaos.

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Retail sales might tick up, but that’s just panic-buying before the next policy bomb drops. Industrial production’s next. Spoiler alert: factories don’t hum when the economy wheezes.

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Tourism boycotts, crashing travel revenue, and international disdain—our foreign policy’s new export is economic self-sabotage. Welcome to the era of American exceptionalism by isolation and bravado.

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The housing market’s not cooling—it’s freezing. Tariffs, instability, and higher costs have made homeownership a pipe dream. But hey, at least interest rates are high enough to crush hope.

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CEOs like Jamie Dimon aren’t worried about the markets—they’re worried about who’s steering the bus. Spoiler: it’s a guy blindfolded, yelling about winning while driving into traffic.

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Consumers are the canary in the coal mine, and they’re keeling over. But sure, let’s argue over tax breaks while Main Street figures out how to afford eggs and rent.

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Nvidia’s $5.5B hit isn’t a fluke. It’s what happens when foreign policy is written by toddlers with crayons and Wall Street’s stuck cleaning up the melted wax.

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Tariffs on 180 countries. This isn’t policy—it’s a tantrum with global consequences. We’re not protecting American jobs; we’re setting fire to the economy and calling it patriotism.

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Recession? We’re already in it. But Washington's too busy inflating narratives while Americans deflate their budgets. The bond market’s screaming, but nobody at the top hears a thing.

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The Fed isn't just behind the curve—it lit the damn curve on fire. Now they’re asking if they should cut rates while inflation parties and GDP packs its bags.

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Italy calls U.S. stablecoin policy more dangerous than tariffs. When European technocrats look like the adults in the room, you know American leadership has gone from erratic to outright reckless.

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For the first time, stocks are more volatile than Bitcoin. Wall Street panic is the new norm. We're not watching capitalism evolve—we're watching it convulse in real time.

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Deregulating crypto isn't about freedom. It's about letting connected insiders off the leash while Main Street takes the hit. Regulation-lite means justice only for those who can afford it.

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A Strategic Bitcoin Reserve? We’ve officially turned digital gold into political pork. If the U.S. controls the reserve, it isn’t decentralized—it’s weaponized. Orwell would be impressed.

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A price plunge to $6 is expected, yet people are still buying. Mass delusion isn’t just tolerated in crypto—it’s monetized. The only utility here is as a cautionary tale.

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The Trump meme coin unlock is a $320 million ticking time bomb. No policy, no oversight—just hype and grift. It's Dogecoin with a campaign hat and a trigger.

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Crypto hedge funds profiting during chaos aren’t geniuses—they're vultures. They feed on volatility created by government blunders and call it strategy. The system rewards predators, not prudence.

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Altcoins "finding support" is code for market manipulation dressed up as optimism. Retail investors are cheering the very forces that will eat them alive. It's financial Stockholm Syndrome.

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Bitcoin drops on tariff fears, then rebounds. This isn't stability—it’s evidence of a market ruled by state caprice, not innovation. Bitcoin is becoming just another instrument of political theater.

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Treasury sell-off tells the real story: markets no longer believe in the paper this economy is printed on. When bonds start running scared, it’s no longer a drill.

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Gold at all-time highs isn’t optimism—it’s fear gold-plated. Investors don’t believe in the future, they’re just trying to escape the present without losing their shirts.

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Boycotts, canceled trips, and retaliations. America First has become America Left Alone—shrinking markets and growing deficits sold to the public as strength. It’s economic bravado with a self-inflicted limp.

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Banks post solid earnings while the country tips into economic turbulence. Funny how financial giants ride out storms just fine—must be nice to sell umbrellas in a flood.

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Fund managers dumping U.S. stocks like they smell smoke. Cash is king again—not because it’s wise, but because no one trusts the next policy move won’t be a flamethrower.

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Americans are losing confidence faster than the Dow on tariff day. The only growth sector now? Anxiety, as Wall Street hedges and Main Street hoards.

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The Fed sits on its hands while Main Street watches prices spike and jobs wobble. Monetary policy by weather vane—directionless, cautious, and perpetually a step behind the storm.

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Inflation at 5% isn’t a glitch—it’s the baked-in cost of using trade wars as campaign banners. The Fed’s “pause” is just a euphemism for “brace for impact.”

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A 4,000-point nosedive isn’t market correction, it’s policy-induced whiplash. Washington’s tariff tantrum wiped $3 trillion off the board—great for headlines, terrible for retirement accounts.

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Slapping 145% tariffs on Chinese goods is less about trade and more about showmanship—economic patriotism as reality TV, with consumers cast as the ones paying the price.

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The Fed whispers while markets scream. Corporate earnings won’t save us when trade policy looks like a drunk driver trying to parallel park in a hurricane.

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Diversification is now code for “brace yourself.” Even fixed-income isn’t safe when Washington’s playing with gasoline and matches. This isn’t hedging. It’s battlefield triage in a policy war.

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Republicans cheer a “coherent plan” that’s basically economic Russian roulette. Meanwhile, 54% of the country sees the bullet chamber spinning. Willful blindness is a hell of a drug.

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Higher grocery bills and gas prices: the hidden tax on Main Street to fund a fantasy of “sovereign strength.” Real power doesn’t come from punishing your own.

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Slapping tariffs on everything but apple pie isn’t policy—it’s economic vandalism. Trump’s trade war is a time bomb wrapped in flag paper and sold as patriotism.

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Bond yields went vertical—again. That’s not a market signaling strength. It’s a migraine warning before the stroke. This isn’t a cycle. It’s the end of pretend.

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A 4,000-point Dow nosedive in two days isn’t a “market correction.” It’s a bloodletting. Tariffs and tweets don't fix broken fundamentals. They just speed up the reckoning.

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The Fed trimmed growth forecasts again—shocking no one except economists still clinging to models that treat debt, war, and trade chaos like rounding errors. Reality is less polite.

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Billionaire hedge funders warning about recession after cheering for deregulation and cheap debt is like arsonists complaining the fire's too hot. You built this. Now own it.

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Tariffs on Mexico and Canada are unraveling USMCA, and with it, decades of trade stability. Nationalist economics doesn’t just bite neighbors—it eats itself.

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Midwest drivers may pay 50 cents more per gallon thanks to Canadian tariffs. So much for energy independence—it’s now just another weapon in an economic hostage situation.

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Treasury bonds are flashing warning signs like sirens. But in Washington, it’s business as usual: spend, inflate, deny. Call it prosperity until the floor gives out.

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Jamie Dimon says there’s a 50/50 shot at recession. That’s not a forecast, that’s an indictment of a system where casino owners warn the tables are rigged.

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Wall Street bleeds red and the Dow drops 2,000 points—but don’t call it a crisis. Call it patriotism, rebranded for the investor class.

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Soybean farmers get sacrificed on the altar of trade wars. Markets vanish, subsidies flow, and everyone pretends it's free enterprise, not central planning by tantrum.

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In Tomball, Texas, small businesses are choking on tariffs while lobbyists in D.C. collect bonuses. National policy written for headlines, not for towns.

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