How Americans see the tariffs having an effect

I don't understand charts like this... give me some numbers.

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I don't understand charts like this... give me some numbers.

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Red is for bleeding.

Guess they should have voted for Kamala then.

Trump ran on this platform and got elected for it. Changing policy due to polls is idiotic because polls can be manipulated

Looks like I struck a nerve. Does the truth hurt?

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Dude, can you give us some sort of idea how much more anger you have in the tank to burn off here? Is this a half day or one day thing? Multiple days? Exactly how angry are you and tell me the story of how it came about. I’m a good listener

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For my wife the moodiness generally lasts around 4-5 days but I'm told I'm getting off easy in that regard

Since you’re having a hard time telling, it’s 49% Bad.

That’s the same amount that voted for Cackling Kamala

This is how I read these charts.

1) It’s a strange way to show the “data” (if uninformed opinions obtained from some poll can be described as data). Why would they split the positive, the no real effect and the unsure on separate sides? Probably intentional to visually exaggerate the “bad” opinion.

2) So the “bad” opinion is about 50% for both questions? Hmm, sure sounds like the same political divide as most other issues.

3) Dems are, as always, 100% convinced that anything Trump does or says is 100% bad. So is this aspect of the chart surprising?

4) Similarly, a large chunk of Trump supporters will 100% agree with anything Trump says or does.

5) And again, as is typical, another chunk of Trump supporters are actually honest about the pros and cons of Trump’s positions, with many taking a wait and see approach, especially something as complicated as the risks and potential benefits in either the short or long term of tariff policy, trade negotiations, industry sensitive national security issues, trade imbalances, etc.

In conclusion, there is nothing interesting or surprising about these charts. The only notable thing in my mind is that the trend of media using polls to manipulate the public and therefore those in government continues to proceed even into areas wholly unsuitable for polls, because of being too complex and too recent

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consumerism reigns supreme

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Half of the country is trying to make ends meet. They cant afford American made stuff.


These tariffs will backfire, politically.

Why dont you baws just outlaw imports, and raise the min wage to $40 an hour.


You would be rich!

If youre going leftist, go all the way.