Day: November 6, 2024

2⃣ Create a Bitcoin Reserve

Trump proposes building a U.S. Bitcoin reserve instead of selling government-held BTC, seeing it as a tool to address national debt.

— delegate_web3 (@delegate_web3) November 6, 2024

Trump increased our debt by nearly $8T, and then he did everything in his power to prolong the pandemic.
Inflation was, and remains a world-wide result of the pandemic that Trump made worse in this country.

But I’ll let you explain Trump’s vision for fixing our economy.

— Chris T (@ChristyH787560) November 6, 2024

@JustinTrudeau I can’t wait to see Trump crush em. All your tariffs on your own provinces , were the only ones paying your debt with oil and gas. Trump will open up xl pipeline . Canada it’s time to eliminate Trudeau and the Indian that just like US biggest debt inflation economy

— huey (@p62qpwq85j) November 6, 2024

There’s a lot of bad underlying fundamentals (not ones voters cared about though).

Tech + AI stocks overvalued and in bubble, real estate probably also a bubble, exorbitant US deficit and skyrocketing debt, interest payments now 1trillion+$.

Trump has a hell of a time ahead…

— Bênção (@UmBencaoCadaDia) November 6, 2024

@ScottPresler Absolutely correct. You were the KEYSTONE in the Keystone State’s victory for Donald Trump. Without him, the Leftists would have stolen this election and elections in America would cease to exist for all intents and purposes. America owes you a huge debt of…

— Fed_UP_Justice (@pjustice57) November 6, 2024

I’d be ok with hardship for me if it meant a better future for my children. We’re so far in debt (part if it thanks to trump’s last term) that to get anywhere, we’re going to have to suffer for a bit eventually. I’d rather do it than have my kids or their kids suffer

— Mariah (@M_H_I82) November 6, 2024

Thought I had to go drive a hr each way to take out some cash and order a new debt card. Get in my car and it’s on the floor board. And Trump won

Trump rode Obama’s economic gains, but his 2017 tax cuts mainly helped the wealthy and corporations. Short-term boost led to $7.8T in debt, now on Biden’s shoulders. Republicans point fingers but ignore Trump’s choices. #EconTruths #TrumpTaxCuts

— Magaly(mags) (@PepsiCola1994) November 6, 2024