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Trump tells Walmart to ‘EAT THE TARIFFS’ after retail giant warns on price hikes from higher import taxes
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** Former President Donald Trump lashed out at Walmart on social media, accusing the retail giant of using tariffs as an excuse to hike prices. In a fiery post, he urged Walmart to "EAT THE TARIFFS" instead of passing costs to consumers, dismissing their warnings about price increases tied to higher import taxes.
What This Mean: ** This spat highlights the ongoing tension between corporate America and political leaders over who bears the brunt of trade policies. Walmart, a bellwether for consumer prices, is signaling that tariffs could hit shoppers' wallets—while Trump, doubling down on his trade stance, frames it as corporate greed. For everyday Americans, it’s a reminder that trade wars rarely stay confined to boardrooms or Twitter fights; they eventually trickle down to the checkout line.
Trump Attacks Walmart for Tariff-Related Price Increases
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** Former President Donald Trump is lashing out at Walmart after its CEO and other executives warned that tariffs could lead to higher prices for consumers. Trump, who has long championed tariffs as a tool for economic policy, is now facing pushback from major retailers who say these trade measures could hurt everyday shoppers.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just a spat between Trump and Walmart—it highlights a bigger tension in economic policy. Tariffs might protect certain industries, but when retail giants start warning about price hikes, it signals real-world consequences for consumers. With inflation already a concern, this debate could shape how voters view trade policies ahead of the election.
Trump tells Walmart to 'eat the tariffs' instead of raising prices
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Former President Donald Trump advised Walmart to absorb the costs of tariffs rather than pass them on to consumers through higher prices.

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