Comments by "Brozius" (@brozius) on "Trump flip flops on promise to make groceries cheaper" video.

@nicholastheninth I bet he thinks vegetables comes from grocery stores.
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@MultiBlackmind He really is a troglodyte!
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@alexvaraderey And who was in charge before 2020??? Yep Trump!
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@abvevo6406 <-------- Unintelligent republican troll.
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Of course Trump backtracks, he's always has empty promises.
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Trump said, in this video, that groceries will get cheaper, that's the same as saying prices will go down.
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@markbryan8031 Because he backed already down on his promise, that's what Trump does. And he will raise tariffs, what do you think will happen then?
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He literally said in this video that groceries will get cheaper and now he's backing down to that claim, I wonder why!
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@bluewater454 Do you even know who pays these tariffs???
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@bluewater454 The importer pays the tariffs not the exporter.
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@bluewater454 You don't even know how tariffs work.
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@bluewater454 And I doubt you have understood what Trump wants. Explain the tariffs when goods come from China, can you do that?
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@bluewater454 Trump inherited a good economy from Obama, while Trump was in office prices and inflation went up. If you look at the stats you can see that!
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@bluewater454 Did you know what Trump said that when democrats are in power the economy is doing better? https://youtu.be/ptooX5dNWFU?list=FL9raGtwiADPnldnbwv3DUCg
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@bluewater454 Then how come you republicans blame democrats for the inflation? The global inflation is caused by the pandemic.
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@hoellenotter Even a chimpanzee would have been a better candidate than Trump.
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@markbryan8031 That doesn't mean groceries will get cheaper.
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@markbryan8031 Trump will also raise tariffs, what do you think will happen then!
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@markbryan8031 Do you even know WHO pays these tariffs?
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@markbryan8031 Some stuff yes, most stuff no because they come from outside of the US.
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@markbryan8031 The United States imported $336.7 billion in goods in May 2024. Capital goods, excluding automotive, took the top spot in 2023, clocking in at $859.1 billion. Electric devices and computers were the two highest types of capital goods imported. Consumer goods were the second-largest commodity imported by the U.S. with $757.7 billion worth of goods imported.Pharmaceutical preparations were the top commodity followed by products in the cell phones and other household goods category. Consumer goods also include furniture, artwork, apparel, and glassware. Crude oil held the top spot in the category followed by petroleum products and industrial supplies. This category also includes finished metal and plastic.
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@markbryan8031 You can actually look these things up, it's on your government website.
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@abvevo6406 You must be an unintelligent troll because no sane person would think that deserving a living wage is communism.
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@abvevo6406 By the way... can you define what "communism" is?
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@U.S.A._won2025 You probably blame democrats for the wars! I never see the logic of republicans that think that Biden is to blame when other countries go to war!
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@thomascraig4466 Don't bother, America-won2024 isn't really an intelligent republican. He doesn't understand facts or statistics.
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@murphy804 Nah, abvevo6406 is just a very unintelligent republican troll.
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@ejb9545 You do realize that the importer is paying for the tariffs, right? So your own companies pay more for goods that come from outside of the US. Damn... you people really don't know how tariffs work.
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