**Trump SNAPS, Throws Unhinged TEMPER TANTRUM**
In a shocking display of rage, former President Donald Trump erupted on Truth Social today, unleashing a vehement tirade against court rulings that threaten his ability to impose tariffs. “If the courts somehow rule against us… this would mean the economic ruination of the United States of America,” he declared, foreshadowing a dire future that many see as an exaggerated response.
This explosive outburst follows a ruling by a three-judge panel from the Court of International Trade, which blocked Trump’s assertion of emergency powers to impose sweeping tariffs on foreign nations. With the appeals court poised to uphold this decision, the former president’s grip on economic policy appears increasingly tenuous. Trump’s claims that he could unilaterally impose tariffs have been met with skepticism, as experts question how the nation has thrived without such powers for over two centuries.
The fallout from Trump’s tariff policies is already palpable, with inflation projected to rise significantly. A Federal Reserve governor warned today that tariffs are set to be the largest factor driving inflation in 2025 and 2026, a stark reality that contradicts Trump’s narrative of economic strength. As prices surge, American families face the brunt of this self-inflicted crisis, with reports indicating that tariffs could cost households upwards of $600 per year.
In a stunning contradiction, Trump insisted that retailers like Walmart should “eat” the tariffs, despite previously claiming that these tariffs are taxes imposed on foreign countries. This confusion highlights a deeper issue: the economic burden of tariffs ultimately falls on American consumers, not foreign exporters.
As Trump barrels forward with his reckless trade war, the economic landscape continues to erode. The United States now stands as the only industrialized nation experiencing economic contraction, leaving many to wonder if the former president is truly leading the charge for America’s recovery—or merely deepening its economic woes. The clock is ticking, and the stakes have never been higher.