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  • Supreme Court Confronts Trump’s Power to Disrupt Global Economy

    From finance.yahoo.com

    President Donald Trump has worked fast in his second term, wielding unilateral power to reassert American dominance in the global economy. For a few hours Wednesday, the world will get clues as to whether any US institution is willing to rein him in. In a high-stakes legal showdown, the Supreme Court will consider arguments that Trump exceeded his constitutional authority with many of the sweeping tariffs he has imposed on goods from around the world. Hanging in the balance are tens of billions of dollars in duties now paid monthly by American importers, and Trump’s ability to reshape global flows of goods and ... (full story)

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OutThere
Nov 5, 2025 7:14pm
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Quoting Trader#EDC7
I disagree. Come live in a sanctuary state and city and see what you have to put up with. Come see what illegal aliens get in benefits from the government and they paid nothing into the system to get them.. Trump is fixing everything that was wrong in the Biden Administration and continuing to fix 50 years of liberal rule. You might like Trump if you're on the right side of the markets. Trading during Red News is chancy at best.
An example of what Trump is fixing that was wrong with Biden's administration.

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/investigat...CyNWxSA5N6rR7u
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Trader#573D
Nov 4, 2025 8:41pm
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WHATEVER HAPPENS BARON TRUMP MAKES MONEY IN CRYPTO
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Trader#816D
Nov 4, 2025 9:53pm
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Trump behaves like King George iii. You voted for a leader and a sevant of the people not a King. Trump represents a chronic abuse of power and a manipulator of markets. He destroyed part of the beloved historic White House to build a crass guilded ballroom with a solid gold shit house.
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mcsilver
Nov 5, 2025 9:29am
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Quoting Trader#816D
Trump behaves like King George iii. You voted for a leader and a sevant of the people not a King. Trump represents a chronic abuse of power and a manipulator of markets. He destroyed part of the beloved historic White House to build a crass guilded ballroom with a solid gold shit house.
Whatever you do.. never actually investigate anything that the liberal media blames on Trump..Never, never, never bring your head out of that hole.. We want you to hate him for everything he does .. Hopefully someone buys you a glass bellybutton so you might see the real world.
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Trader#EDC7
Nov 5, 2025 9:25am
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I disagree. Come live in a sanctuary state and city and see what you have to put up with. Come see what illegal aliens get in benefits from the government and they paid nothing into the system to get them.. Trump is fixing everything that was wrong in the Biden Administration and continuing to fix 50 years of liberal rule. You might like Trump if you're on the right side of the markets. Trading during Red News is chancy at best.
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