Financial Times: Donald Trump warns US Fed chair not to cut rates before the election

athlonmank8 said:
Is this from the media that's lied about absolutely everything??
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This is too Bizarre for words. One of our two main political parties is about to nominate a convicted criminal, a bully and a serial liar for President of the United States and you're accusing the media of lying!!!
 
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Trump is a dangerous gangster. We'll see if Powell is as afraid of Trump as the Republicans who hate him behind closed doors but are so afraid of what he'll do to them they suck up to him in public despite all the horrible shit Trump has said about each and every one of them.

I can't stand Mike Pence; yet when he was called upon to choose between his country or Donald Trump he stood tall knowing that Trump, given the opportunity, would do everything in his power to ruin him. I never would have thought Mike Pence had it in him to stand up against Trump's ruthlessness. And yet that's exactly what happened. Now what our Country needs is for all of those former cabinet members, who refused to put loyalty to Trump above what was right, to continue to Stand Tall, just as Pence, a national hero, did.
 
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ktm said:
Here's the original Bloomberg post of the "interview".

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/audi...sits-down-with-bloomberg-businessweek-podcast

You'll note there is NO AUDIO from the interview, just Bloomberg reporters (all of which despise Trump) sitting around talking about "what Trump said" when they sat down with him back in June at Mar-A-Lago.

Of course people that hate him will characterize his comments in some unflattering way. He probably didn't say anything of the sort, but who needs facts when you can just make up your own "headlines".
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if there was audio, you would assume it was a deepfake.
 
Nighthawk said:
The average credit card rate in the US is currently 24,84%. A rate cut would help American families paying of their debt - which is on average $6501.00. Americans' total credit card balance is $1.115 trillion in the first quarter of 2024.

Total household debt rose by $184 billion to reach $17.69 trillion, according to the latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit.
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unemployment is 4.1% and inflation is 3%. No reason to cut rates. As for household debt, we can just cancel it.
 
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