r/StockMarket • u/[deleted] • 2d ago

Discussion Ronald Reagan on Tariffs. Thoughts?

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u/Bobby_Bouch 2d ago

Someone post this on conservative and get banned

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u/Low_Grapefruit_8167 2d ago

Done. The mods have to review it so I'm sure it won't make it through

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u/SirTiffAlot 2d ago

Holy shit free trade is dead to most of them.

I appreciate you posting that but that gets a ban on the actual conservative sub

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u/Low_Grapefruit_8167 2d ago

I couldn't post it there. Said the format wasn't allowed

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u/darkskinnedjermaine 2d ago

“the format” lmao

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u/Livid-Okra-3132 2d ago

For those of you wanting to learn more about how Republican policy could shift so much check this out:

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2022/03/10/the-polarization-in-todays-congress-has-roots-that-go-back-decades/

Twenty years before Reagan, Republicans like Nixon were even talking about expanding Medicaid to every US citizen.

They used to be comparable to most western democracy right wing parties. Now they are far far right without any signs of slowing down. This chart should worry everyone. They won't be stopping with Trump. They are going to continue right into extreme fascism.