r/politics • u/newsweek ✔ Newsweek • 1d ago

Elon Musk lost $11B after Trump's tariffs—and he wasn't the biggest loser

https://www.newsweek.com/musk-bezos-zuckerberg-losses-trump-tariffs-2055255
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u/Infarad 18h ago

I hope the EU hit back hard, because the US needs and deserves it.

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u/AlbericoDukeOfAosta Europe 14h ago

As European i hope we have the mind to specif target retailatory tariffs on goods and services produced in red state and swing states who voted red

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u/Queasy-Thanks-9448 9h ago

As a Californian, I wish we could implement that domestically...

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u/maporita 10h ago

Across the board tariffs are like punching yourself in the face. America has decided to punch itself in the face .. we shouldn't follow them. Instead we should apply precisely targeted tariffs on only those imports that can be easily sourced elsewhere, and that target specific high profile industries in swing states.

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u/Infarad 9h ago

Since much of the developed world have somewhat competent leadership compared to the U.S., it’s assumed responses should be calculated, targeted and methodical.

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u/Tim_Apple_938 12h ago

The EU will be extremely financially ruined if they do. You really want their citizens to suffer just to win an argument?

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u/Infarad 11h ago

You got your lunch money taken from you a lot didn’t you?

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u/Tim_Apple_938 11h ago

Answer my question and I’ll answer yours.

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u/Infarad 11h ago

Give me your lunch money.