We know this, but it bears repeating. Donald's nonsensical tariffs have wreaked havoc on the United States economy.

Well, on October 14th, Donald made another decision that has economists scratching their heads and American ranchers and farmers seething.

The Washington Post reported that Donald announced a $20 billion bailout for Argentina.

He said this uncharacteristic act of generosity is meant to help the country's president,

Javier Miele, ahead of the country's October elections.

Donald openly admitted that this move would not directly benefit the United States.

Wait a minute. Not entirely sure how you square that with America first. You know, the agenda

that he's been campaigning on and bragging about for over a decade. But the plot thickens,

which is to say things get worse because we're talking about Donald.

Later that week, NBC News reported that the Trump regime is doubling its Argentinian bailout to $40 billion.

The plans apparently meant to stabilize Argentina's struggling economy and bolster Milay, who was a close ally of Donald's because

Donald wants to keep him in power. So in the middle of our government shutdown, which we can lay

solely at the feet of Donald and a Republican Party, a shutdown that has put hundreds of thousands of

Americans out of work, a shutdown that has put hundreds of thousands of Americans

out of work, and an economy that is flailing because of Donald's misguided and quite frankly

stupid economic policies.

He's giving $40 billion of our money to a foreign country because the Argentinian president likes him.

Naturally, journalists are struggling to get to the bottom of this bizarre turn of events.

And here's what Donald had to say to reporters on Air Force One in defense of his bailout.

What do you have to say to U.S. farmers who feel that the deal is benefiting Argentina

more than it is them as they are?

Argentina is fighting for its life, young lady.

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