'Signs Of Broken Brains': Trump's Latest Sharpie Scrawl Has People Howling
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The president's new attack on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell came in the form of one of his trademark notes.
President Donald Trump on Monday renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for refusing to cut interest rates ― and he did it with one of his go-to moves: a Sharpie-scrawled message, complete with his signature across the bottom.
Trump printed out a list of central bank rates from 44 nations around the world. Switzerland topped the list at 0.25%, while 10 nations ― including the United States ― shared the bottom spot, with 4.5%.
“Should be here,” Trump wrote, with an arrow near the top of the list.
He also had a personal message for the Fed chair in his trademark block letters.
“Jerome ― You are, as usual, “too late.” You have cost the USA a fortune ― and continue to do so ― you should lower the rate ― by a lot!” Trump wrote. “Hundreds of billions of dollars being lost! No inflation!”
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The illustrated image is... something.