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Trump’s Amazon’s movement shows that it loses on prices

Frank M. EverettBy Frank M. EverettApril 29, 2025No Comments
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Once the news has announced that Amazon will inform its customers how much the price of each item they buy has increased due to Trump’s prices, the president would have called the boss of Amazon Jeff Bezos to have the policy removed.

Trump later told journalists: “Jeff Bezos was very nice. He was great. He solved a problem very quickly and, he did the right thing and he is a good guy.”

By the “good thing”, Trump means the thing that would help him keep the American people who are poorly informed and in the ignorance of his disastrous prices.

What does Amazon do?

The company has revised its previous declaration to say now: “The team that manages our Amazon Ultra transport store at low cost considered the idea of ​​listing the import costs on certain products. It has never been approved and will not happen. It has never been approved and will not happen. ”

What happened is that Trump complained in Bezos, and Bezos changed politics.

However, it’s about trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube, and that’s bad news for Trump.

Trump is already to the point where he tries to make sure that the American people have no direct proof that he crushes the economy. Trump will be in Michigan proclaiming that America is great while it fails, but what he had to do with Bezos and Amazon was the ultimate losing movement.

Instead of selling a large policy, Trump tries to cover a bad, which means that the game is over and that the president has already lost.

What do you think of Trump’s losing movement? Share your reflections in the comments below.

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