>>1373783
>The literal only reason it's not seen as a failure is because their situation was that bad that it was the only option left,
And you don't think you passed that point some time ago? What would you say your best option is?

>>1373785
>Trump's major financial policy (tariffs) literally can only result in increased expenses.
Don't neglect bringing manufacturing back to USA. Which will result in massive investment in infrastructure, tooling, and training. Can't forget paying a fair murrican wage. All of which will be passed onto the consumer, because business' like profit. He's backpedaled on pretty much everything - and you wanna hope he does here too - doing this will cripple you for the better part of a decade on a local playing field let alone a global stage. And before the tooling can pay for itself, china will of updated all theirs and you'll still be behind in the race.

Back | Go to board

Board:

/news/

Thread:

Elon Musk admits failure, walks back campaign promise budget cuts by 1 TRILLION