03-16-25 TPE Net Effect AM

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Daniel Belyaks
March 16, 2025

Morning, Patriots! It’s Sunday, March 16, 2025, and we’re firing up the day with the EU poking red states and Trump slapping a terror label on Tesla haters. This AM edition is your conservative Sunday punch—let’s hit it hard!

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Matthew Paulson
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The EU’s throwing a fit, slamming tariffs on Kansas meat and Georgia lumber to spite Trump’s steel wall—patriots say it’s a limp jab at the Donald, who’s got factories racing back home while Europe whimpers.

Trump’s standing with Elon, branding Tesla dealership attackers as domestic terrorists after gunshots and arsons piled up—conservatives are cheering as the prez promises to hunt these “bad guys” down.

Economic Watch

Farm exports climbed 3% today—Trump’s trade muscle is stuffing silos while the EU’s left eating its own tariffs.

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