Trump tells Americans to 'hang tough' after tariff actions: 'We will win'

Trump Tells Americans to 'Hang Tough' as Tariffs Rattle Economy: 'It Won't Be Easy, But the End Result Will Be Historic'

On Saturday, President Donald Trump called for Americans to endure as tariffs deal a blow to the economy, insisting that the short-term pain is worth the long-term reward. Trump implemented […] The post Trump Tells Americans to 'Hang Tough' as Tariffs Rattle Economy: 'It Won't Be Easy, But the End Result Will Be Historic' appeared first on The Western Journal.

'HANG TOUGH': Trump Administration Placates Americans as Stock Market Continues to Drop

As the stock market continues to drop, Trump administration officials are assuring Americans that tariffs will save an economy that appears healthy from the outside but is rotting from within. In a Truth Social post Saturday, President Donald Trump urged Americans to “HANG TOUGH.” “HANG TOUGH, it won’t be easy, but the end result will be historic,” he posted. On Air Force One Sunday night, Trump told reporters, “I don’t want anything to go down,…

One of the basic rules of using the internet is: don't do anything on it that you wouldn't want someone to mock you for in a few days, weeks, months, or years. In a week when Donald Trump's tariff carpet bombing of the world has fully unleashed a global trade war, it's of course appropriate to remind us of this rule, and with it a few examples of people not adhering to it.

JD Vance Unusually Quiet Online Since Trump Tariffs Unveiled — Hasn’t Tweeted in 5 Days

AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin Vice President JD Vance is a prolific tweeter, normally posting multiple times a day to defend President Donald Trump’s policies and bash their administration’s critics and political foes. The last few days, however, have seen an uncharacteristic near silence from the veep, who has retweeted a few posts from MAGA allies but not posted anything of his own. In a Rose Garden press conference last Wednesday, April 2, Trump …

Trump Drops Ominous 5-Word Message From His Motorcade

On a day when global markets were spiraling from the economic fallout of his latest tariff hike, President Donald Trump offered no economic reassurance — just a cryptic all-caps message posted from his motorcade: Yes, that was the president’s idea of calming nerves as Wall Street plunged and fears of a recession grew. The post appeared on his Truth Social account Friday afternoon, seemingly typed up en route to Mar-a-Lago, where Trump spent the …

Trump says he doesn't want stocks to go down, 'but sometimes you have to take medicine'

President Donald Trump said Sunday evening that he is not intentionally engineering the ongoing sell-off, but that markets "sometimes need to take their medicine."