White House: Trump signed proclamation to delay increases in tariffs for furniture for another year | Metals Mine
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Schultz
Jan 1, 2026 8:07am
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Quoting Tony112
Who needs furniture?? .
Trump will need to deck out the new East Wing chicken coop with the finest imported furniture. That'll probably cost the equivalent of the GDP of a small African country.
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Tony112
Dec 31, 2025 10:55pm
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Who needs furniture??
You Dow jones buyers and silver holders are going bankrupt as soon as the market opens. Don’t even try.
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FXWish
Jan 1, 2026 12:20am
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LOL
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Trader#259C
Jan 1, 2026 11:59am
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The new ballroom will have a solid gold toilet so that guests can have a good fart in style. Benjamin Netanyahu will be invited to have a inaugural shit on it and will be given a certificate signed by Trump. All Americans will have a ball. Who cares about the historical damage to the beloved East Wing of the White House?
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Trader#085E
Jan 1, 2026 12:23pm
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Quoting Schultz
{quote} Trump will need to deck out the new East Wing chicken coop with the finest imported furniture. That'll probably cost the equivalent of the GDP of a small African country.
Trump and his Dick Suckers will need lots of chicken butholes for their 2026 TACOs
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RyanCKB
Jan 1, 2026 8:43pm
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Honestly seems like the weakest fucking attempt at helping market sentiment. Hard selloff tomorrow, if you ask me... What's there to be bullish about these days anyway?
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Trader#D9A5
Jan 1, 2026 12:14am
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Magnets and fentanyl are the best cover up for Epstein files.
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Trader#7738
Jan 1, 2026 1:59am
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Quoting Trader#D9A5
Magnets and fentanyl are the best cover up for Epstein files.
Long or Short?
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Trader#7738
Jan 1, 2026 2:01am
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Good for Stock
Bad for Gold silver
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