Your claims are laughable. The Wall Street Journal outlined that the number of completed deals is ZERO. The one "deal" with the U.K. was merely signing off an agreement impacting beef and a small number of other items -- that was started over three years ago under the Biden administration.
Economy Surges In May As Jobs Crush Expectations https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/trump-effect-economy-surges-in-may-jobs-crush-expectations-micca/ According to the new jobs report for the month of May, a total of 139,000 jobs were added, which exceeds expectations for the third month in a row. Liberal media outlets are attempting to downplay the achievement by stressing the slowdown in public job creation in their headlines. For example, CNN’s article on the report said the numbers were “slightly more than expected.” Nonetheless, the facts speak for themselves. In additional good news, the unemployment rate remained at 4.2 percent and wage gains are still outpacing inflation. These statistics indicate the U.S. labor market is not collapsing, but roaring back.
Speaking of history morons.. That's the way you do it. Building bananas in America, oh, that's not true. You just can't eat them. Lutnick looks like a "blood libel" cartoon. Every stereotype...
Trump on his knees begging before he goes TACO. China Makes It Clear: Trump Begged for Call With Xi China mocked Donald Trump immediately after his phone call with Xi Jinping. https://newrepublic.com/post/196181/china-mocks-trump-phone-call-xi
With the China Deal completed, we are now escalated up to 20 completed deals. These tariff negotiations are going well-----very well indeed.
Media’s Tariff Narrative Crumbles After Latest Economic Report https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/ju...-crumbles-after-latest-economic-report-mstef/ Fear over President Donald Trump’s continued tariffs appears to be misplaced, judging by a new inflation report that has economists optimistic about America’s outlook for the remainder of 2025. Consumer prices increased just 0.1% in May, putting the annual inflation rate at 2.4%. That rise is half of what economists expected. The Consumer Price Index, or CPI, is a broad-based measure of goods and services that’s often used as a benchmark to survey the state of the economy.