When Supreme Court takes Tariff powers away from Trump and returns them to congress like Constitution states, what happens?

[888theGreat]

Supreme Court is expected to take away Tariff Power from Trump and return it to Congress, where it belongs. What happens?

Supreme Courts save the country and prices start coming down.

Trump threatens Supreme Court

US Congress must renegotiate Tariffs with countries

Trump is a true Lame Duck President

All the Above

Trump defies Supreme Court ruling creating Constitutional crisis

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6 mo

Looks like a ruling will come Jan 14 or 15th.

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4 mo

Supreme Court just did it with their ruling. I told you so. Like I am telling you Democrats are going to kick ass in November elections. Bank on it. Write it down.

[Chazmatazz269]

Drumpf’s tariffs have cut US trade deficit in half in just a few months and they’re expected to keep dropping.

https://youtu.be/nARdeQJCSuQ?si=hRUAGsdkihou-32W

If congress wanted to achieve that, nothing was stopping them. If they regain control and remove the tariffs, the economy worsens and they can expect to be voted out for obvious corruption. We’re already on a better path. If they do anything but improve it more, the people won’t stand for it. Most of us anyway. Dummies like you will cheer because you refuse to accept the facts. Drumpf’s policies are working. By this time next year, everyone will be seeing the benefit of the tax breaks for working class people. Some will have benefited from the lock on credit card interest. The trade deficit will be lower yet. The GDP will continue to grow. Everyone who doesn’t have TDS will continue to celebrate this administration’s surprising victories. But you’ll continue to ignore the facts and keep telling lies about what has happened, what is happening and what will happen next.
Do you wear the goofy shoes and squeaky nose all the time or just when you’re online? 🤡🤡🤡

[Pohjolan]

A lot of US importers stockpiled on stuff due to upcoming tariffs. Its not exceptionally low now compared to a say 10 years average.

[Chazmatazz269]

Nonsense. The US trade deficit has repeatedly exceeded $100B over the last ten years. Frequently during both Biden’s administration and during Drumpf’s first term. When he took office for this second term it was over $70B. He has cut that in half and expectations are that his tariffs will continue to drive down the US trade deficit.

[Pohjolan]

You have to follow these things longer than a month. Anyway this isn't a question of trade deficit but mandate.

[BonzoInBitburg]

Most US companies have been absorbing tariffs anticipating a rebate after the Supreme Court affirms the lower courts rulings. The rebates will obviously be disastrous to the administration as its spending is out of control and December's deficit set a record for the largest monthly deficit ever. However, it will be great for businesses who have been borrowing in anticipation of being able to pay it back after the ruling and rebate checks are issued. If the court unexpectantly rules in keeping the tariffs, it will be bad for business and force many businesses into bankruptcy and that's when inflation will skyrocket as businesses will no longer be able to absorb the tariffs anymore.

[Stevepro68]

He has quietly reversed the tariffs to normal by executive order earlier in the week. Probably because the impact it's having on the economy. The ruling is only important for the future. It won't affect what he has already admitted namely that they weren't working as planned.

[Spencer10]

This is not accurate. For example several sectorial tariffs still exist against many Canadian goods like steel, auto parts aluminum and various foods. Tariffs have def not been reduced to normal. Many USA goods continue to go up in price dues to tariffs.

[Anonymous]

prices come down? are you shitting me? That's been going on for a while now. And during covid, companies really tested how much they could raise prices and still get people to buy their crap. There's a reason that goods NOT influenced by tariffs at all, are rising too. Corporate greed.

But back on topic. I think if that happens, tariffs would have to be re-negotiated. I guarantee they won't be going away. They have the real numbers. Not the ones fed to the American people by leftists pushing agendas. And the US isn't going to vote against making money.

[888theGreat]

Trumpy said Trillions would coming in from Tariffs , and only $400 Billion has

[exitseven]

yes, the first 9 months. I really do not think that much will be raised because more and more things will be made in USA abd exempt for tariffs, People will be buying American cars not only to not pay tariffs but because the interest on the car loan is now tax deductible.

[goaded]

@exitseven “Without tariffs, and all of the TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS we have already taken in, our Country would be completely destroyed, and our military power would be instantly obliterated,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

So, no, he claimed they had already raised trillions.
www.forbes.com/.../

[exitseven]

The economy goes inot a tail spin. Over 350 billion has ot be returned and the factories that businesses are building in the US will halt construction. The stock market will dive, unemployment will rise and there could be a recession. It is a good thing that the Supreme Court has a conservative majority so hopefully this will not happen.

[Pohjolan]

The money acquired by illegal tariffs would just turn into a interest free loan.
Companies building factories in US were considering it before already anyway.

[DrPepper12]

Lol. Trump will be Steve Martin in the Jerk writing refund checks to all the importers.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/2ZTdqh-a0tU

[WindAtMyBack]

Congress itself gave the president powers of tariffs. That has withstood a number of Supreme Courts, both liberal and conservative.

If you don't like it, argue with the Supreme Courts that have allowed it for decades.

[Dargil]

SCOTUS has no (no) authority over the executive branch unless Trump permits it. And they have no enforcement authority to enforce rulings. I challenge you to prove me wrong.

[Dargil]

Don't like it? VOTE.

[888theGreat]

Wrong like always

[Dargil]

Prove it.

[Dargil]

Today, the Court did rule that trump exceeded his authority. He is not lucky to give up. He is likely to pursue tariffs on specific industries that countries rely on To protect our industries

[888theGreat]

Pretty much ends them , as I presdicted , and you were wrong

[Dargil]

Trump is already regrouping. Watch the news.

[888theGreat]

They interpret the Constitution and Constitution has authority over Executive Branch

[Twalli]

There are about 14 other avenues Trump can take to keep them in place. He just can't call them tariffs anymore. The POTUS has power over trade, as long as he frames it correctly.

[Anonymous]

Senate votes on removing the supreme Court to prevent them from subverting democracy

[888theGreat]

That is funny

[Opinion Owner]

Unelected buricrats and judges over ruling democracy is oligarchy

[Telekinetic-Potato]

I think that's going to depend on the rest of what's in those epstein files 😂

[Anonymous]

Why is Trump so skinny?

[888theGreat]

Skinny? He is as big as fat Albert

[Mike_Hum]

You’re mad the trade deficit was cut by 1/2, eh.