dasari4kntr Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 మీ అభిమానాలు..రాగద్వేషాలు…లాభనష్టాలు…అన్నీ పక్కన పెట్టి… మీ మనస్సు లో ..నిజాయితిగా…అమెరికా భవిష్యత్తు వచ్చే నాలుగు సంవత్సరాలు ఎలా ఉండబోతుంది అని మీరనుకుంటున్నారు…? నాకైతే…అంత ఆశాజనకంగా కనిపించడం లేదు…full chaos…ఉండొచ్చు…tariffs, doge, legal battles, foreign policy…etc అన్నిట్లో అనిశ్చితి (chaos) ఉండొచ్చు… 1 Quote
dasari4kntr Posted March 21 Author Report Posted March 21 Here’s my prediction for the future of the USA under Donald Trump’s presidency over the next three years, from 2025 to 2028. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride, blending economic ups and downs, social tension, and a foreign policy that’s equal parts bold and unpredictable. Trump’s leadership won’t usher in a utopian “golden age” nor trigger a total collapse, but it’ll deliver a chaotic mix of short-term wins and long-term risks. --- ### **Economy: Growth with a Catch** Trump’s economic playbook will likely stick to what he knows: tax cuts, deregulation, and protectionism. In the short term, this could juice up GDP growth, especially in industries like manufacturing and energy, as businesses enjoy fewer rules and lower taxes. Picture factories humming and oil rigs buzzing—classic Trump wins. But there’s a flip side. The national debt, already massive, will balloon even more as tax cuts aren’t matched by spending cuts. Inflation might stick around, too, especially if Trump slaps tariffs on imports like he did with China before. Those trade wars could raise prices for everyday stuff, hitting consumers where it hurts. By 2026 or 2027, don’t be surprised if a recession creeps in. The global economy’s already shaky, and Trump’s go-it-alone trade policies might push it over the edge. Allies could get fed up, and rivals like China might challenge the dollar’s dominance—though it won’t crash completely. Long-term fixes, like tackling income inequality or rebuilding infrastructure, will stay on the back burner. So, while Trump might tout “making America great again” economically, the reality will be patchier than the hype. --- ### **Social Fabric: Polarization on Steroids** Socially, the USA will feel like a pressure cooker. Trump’s knack for fiery rhetoric will keep the nation split—his supporters will cheer, while his critics seethe. Hot-button issues like immigration, race, and gender will stay front and center, with little chance of compromise. He’ll push for mass deportations, a big campaign promise, but legal battles and practical headaches will water it down. Expect protests and headlines, but not a sweeping overhaul. The “swamp” he’s vowed to drain? Still murky. His administration will lean on loyalists, not reformers, so don’t expect a cleanup of Washington. Trust in institutions—like the media, courts, and even intelligence agencies—will take more hits as Trump keeps swinging at them. If the economy stumbles or he rams through divisive policies, civil unrest could flare up. The country won’t break apart, but it’ll feel more fractured by 2028. --- ### **Foreign Policy: America First, Allies Last** Globally, Trump will double down on “America First.” Think less meddling in international groups like NATO or the UN, and more focus on one-off deals. He might score a quick win—like a shaky truce in Ukraine or a trade pact with China—but it’ll come at a cost. Allies will feel snubbed, and rivals like Russia and China could flex their muscles in the gaps America leaves behind. The world won’t fall apart, but it might get messier. In the Middle East, Trump’s pro-Israel, anti-Iran stance will keep things tense. His pledge to end “forever wars” will face reality checks as conflicts simmer on. By pulling back from the global stage, he might avoid new quagmires, but don’t expect peace to break out either. --- ### **Wild Cards: Legal Drama and Health** Two big unknowns could shake things up. First, Trump’s legal troubles—if he’s convicted of any crimes, it could spark a constitutional mess. His base will scream “witch hunt,” while opponents demand justice, and the fallout could paralyze Washington. Second, his health—at 82 by 2028, any issues could sideline him, though he’s defied the odds so far. --- ### **The Bottom Line** From 2025 to 2028, Trump’s second term will be a rollercoaster. Economically, expect some flashy growth overshadowed by debt and trade friction. Socially, division will deepen, with unrest simmering but not boiling over. Globally, the USA will step back, leaving allies grumpy and adversaries bolder. He’ll notch some victories—deregulation, energy boosts—but big promises like draining the swamp or fixing immigration will falter. By 2028, America will be more divided, deeper in debt, and less of a global heavyweight. Whether that’s “greatness” or chaos depends on where you stand. 1 1 Quote
yemdoing Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 26 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said: మీ అభిమానాలు..రాగద్వేషాలు…లాభనష్టాలు…అన్నీ పక్కన పెట్టి… మీ మనస్సు లో ..నిజాయితిగా…అమెరికా భవిష్యత్తు వచ్చే నాలుగు సంవత్సరాలు ఎలా ఉండబోతుంది అని మీరనుకుంటున్నారు…? నాకైతే…అంత ఆశాజనకంగా కనిపించడం లేదు…full chaos…ఉండొచ్చు…tariffs, doge, legal battles, foreign policy…etc అన్నిట్లో అనిశ్చితి (chaos) ఉండొచ్చు… Beginning of end of American dominance over the world . 1 Quote
Anta Assamey Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 1st year will be chaotic , then the administration will realize and slow due to Midterms and malls last 6 month will be chaotic... 1 Quote
dasari4kntr Posted March 21 Author Report Posted March 21 Just now, Anta Assamey said: malls you mean malla..? Quote
neethy Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 1 hour ago, dasari4kntr said: మీ అభిమానాలు..రాగద్వేషాలు…లాభనష్టాలు…అన్నీ పక్కన పెట్టి… మీ మనస్సు లో ..నిజాయితిగా…అమెరికా భవిష్యత్తు వచ్చే నాలుగు సంవత్సరాలు ఎలా ఉండబోతుంది అని మీరనుకుంటున్నారు…? నాకైతే…అంత ఆశాజనకంగా కనిపించడం లేదు…full chaos…ఉండొచ్చు…tariffs, doge, legal battles, foreign policy…etc అన్నిట్లో అనిశ్చితి (chaos) ఉండొచ్చు… De-dollorization, the world is moving away from dollar as fiat currency. By 2030, USD may be devalued with appreciation of INR indian rupee to less than 10 rupees/$. Next year USD will be devalued. AI is eat away all middle management jobs, forcing India move away from service sector to Manufacturing and agriculte. In 2 to 3 years most of us will start going back to India for good. save this post and revisit. Listen to Dr. Ankit Shah youtube channel you will understand what I am trying to put here. Good luck to all! 1 1 Quote
dasari4kntr Posted March 21 Author Report Posted March 21 1 minute ago, neethy said: In 2 to 3 years most of us will start going back to India for good. i am sensing that… Quote
Marsmangalodu Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 6 minutes ago, neethy said: De-dollorization, the world is moving away from dollar as fiat currency. By 2030, USD may be devalued with appreciation of INR indian rupee to less than 10 rupees/$. Next year USD will be devalued. IA is eat away all middle management jobs. In 2 to 3 years most of us will start going back to India for good. save this post and revisit. Listen to Dr. Ankit Shah youtube channel you will understand what I am trying to put here. Good luck to all! Enti 2030 ki 1 usd = 10 rs aa 1 Quote
fasak_vachadu Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 1 hour ago, dasari4kntr said: Here’s my prediction for the future of the USA under Donald Trump’s presidency over the next three years, from 2025 to 2028. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride, blending economic ups and downs, social tension, and a foreign policy that’s equal parts bold and unpredictable. Trump’s leadership won’t usher in a utopian “golden age” nor trigger a total collapse, but it’ll deliver a chaotic mix of short-term wins and long-term risks. --- ### **Economy: Growth with a Catch** Trump’s economic playbook will likely stick to what he knows: tax cuts, deregulation, and protectionism. In the short term, this could juice up GDP growth, especially in industries like manufacturing and energy, as businesses enjoy fewer rules and lower taxes. Picture factories humming and oil rigs buzzing—classic Trump wins. But there’s a flip side. The national debt, already massive, will balloon even more as tax cuts aren’t matched by spending cuts. Inflation might stick around, too, especially if Trump slaps tariffs on imports like he did with China before. Those trade wars could raise prices for everyday stuff, hitting consumers where it hurts. By 2026 or 2027, don’t be surprised if a recession creeps in. The global economy’s already shaky, and Trump’s go-it-alone trade policies might push it over the edge. Allies could get fed up, and rivals like China might challenge the dollar’s dominance—though it won’t crash completely. Long-term fixes, like tackling income inequality or rebuilding infrastructure, will stay on the back burner. So, while Trump might tout “making America great again” economically, the reality will be patchier than the hype. --- ### **Social Fabric: Polarization on Steroids** Socially, the USA will feel like a pressure cooker. Trump’s knack for fiery rhetoric will keep the nation split—his supporters will cheer, while his critics seethe. Hot-button issues like immigration, race, and gender will stay front and center, with little chance of compromise. He’ll push for mass deportations, a big campaign promise, but legal battles and practical headaches will water it down. Expect protests and headlines, but not a sweeping overhaul. The “swamp” he’s vowed to drain? Still murky. His administration will lean on loyalists, not reformers, so don’t expect a cleanup of Washington. Trust in institutions—like the media, courts, and even intelligence agencies—will take more hits as Trump keeps swinging at them. If the economy stumbles or he rams through divisive policies, civil unrest could flare up. The country won’t break apart, but it’ll feel more fractured by 2028. --- ### **Foreign Policy: America First, Allies Last** Globally, Trump will double down on “America First.” Think less meddling in international groups like NATO or the UN, and more focus on one-off deals. He might score a quick win—like a shaky truce in Ukraine or a trade pact with China—but it’ll come at a cost. Allies will feel snubbed, and rivals like Russia and China could flex their muscles in the gaps America leaves behind. The world won’t fall apart, but it might get messier. In the Middle East, Trump’s pro-Israel, anti-Iran stance will keep things tense. His pledge to end “forever wars” will face reality checks as conflicts simmer on. By pulling back from the global stage, he might avoid new quagmires, but don’t expect peace to break out either. --- ### **Wild Cards: Legal Drama and Health** Two big unknowns could shake things up. First, Trump’s legal troubles—if he’s convicted of any crimes, it could spark a constitutional mess. His base will scream “witch hunt,” while opponents demand justice, and the fallout could paralyze Washington. Second, his health—at 82 by 2028, any issues could sideline him, though he’s defied the odds so far. --- ### **The Bottom Line** From 2025 to 2028, Trump’s second term will be a rollercoaster. Economically, expect some flashy growth overshadowed by debt and trade friction. Socially, division will deepen, with unrest simmering but not boiling over. Globally, the USA will step back, leaving allies grumpy and adversaries bolder. He’ll notch some victories—deregulation, energy boosts—but big promises like draining the swamp or fixing immigration will falter. By 2028, America will be more divided, deeper in debt, and less of a global heavyweight. Whether that’s “greatness” or chaos depends on where you stand. Miller uncle thata plan kuda ade decision ravali paisal print cheyali h1 and opts h4 program nee cancel cheyali Musk unnani rojulu h1 safe h4 safe Quote
fasak_vachadu Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 15 minutes ago, neethy said: De-dollorization, the world is moving away from dollar as fiat currency. By 2030, USD may be devalued with appreciation of INR indian rupee to less than 10 rupees/$. Next year USD will be devalued. AI is eat away all middle management jobs, forcing India move away from service sector to Manufacturing and agriculte. In 2 to 3 years most of us will start going back to India for good. save this post and revisit. Listen to Dr. Ankit Shah youtube channel you will understand what I am trying to put here. Good luck to all! 2 yrs endi anna h1 or opt gc india poyina vadu malli vasthadoo rasoio doubt witch companies are hire internal resources to save there base Quote
Thokkalee Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 1 hour ago, dasari4kntr said: మీ అభిమానాలు..రాగద్వేషాలు…లాభనష్టాలు…అన్నీ పక్కన పెట్టి… మీ మనస్సు లో ..నిజాయితిగా…అమెరికా భవిష్యత్తు వచ్చే నాలుగు సంవత్సరాలు ఎలా ఉండబోతుంది అని మీరనుకుంటున్నారు…? నాకైతే…అంత ఆశాజనకంగా కనిపించడం లేదు…full chaos…ఉండొచ్చు…tariffs, doge, legal battles, foreign policy…etc అన్నిట్లో అనిశ్చితి (chaos) ఉండొచ్చు… Many people forgot how chaotic the first Trump’s term was.. he just reminded them in the first month with a teaser… inkaa trailer undi, actual movie kudaa undi… Quote
Mancode Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 1 hour ago, dasari4kntr said: Here’s my prediction for the future of the USA under Donald Trump’s presidency over the next three years, from 2025 to 2028. Buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride, blending economic ups and downs, social tension, and a foreign policy that’s equal parts bold and unpredictable. Trump’s leadership won’t usher in a utopian “golden age” nor trigger a total collapse, but it’ll deliver a chaotic mix of short-term wins and long-term risks. --- ### **Economy: Growth with a Catch** Trump’s economic playbook will likely stick to what he knows: tax cuts, deregulation, and protectionism. In the short term, this could juice up GDP growth, especially in industries like manufacturing and energy, as businesses enjoy fewer rules and lower taxes. Picture factories humming and oil rigs buzzing—classic Trump wins. But there’s a flip side. The national debt, already massive, will balloon even more as tax cuts aren’t matched by spending cuts. Inflation might stick around, too, especially if Trump slaps tariffs on imports like he did with China before. Those trade wars could raise prices for everyday stuff, hitting consumers where it hurts. By 2026 or 2027, don’t be surprised if a recession creeps in. The global economy’s already shaky, and Trump’s go-it-alone trade policies might push it over the edge. Allies could get fed up, and rivals like China might challenge the dollar’s dominance—though it won’t crash completely. Long-term fixes, like tackling income inequality or rebuilding infrastructure, will stay on the back burner. So, while Trump might tout “making America great again” economically, the reality will be patchier than the hype. --- ### **Social Fabric: Polarization on Steroids** Socially, the USA will feel like a pressure cooker. Trump’s knack for fiery rhetoric will keep the nation split—his supporters will cheer, while his critics seethe. Hot-button issues like immigration, race, and gender will stay front and center, with little chance of compromise. He’ll push for mass deportations, a big campaign promise, but legal battles and practical headaches will water it down. Expect protests and headlines, but not a sweeping overhaul. The “swamp” he’s vowed to drain? Still murky. His administration will lean on loyalists, not reformers, so don’t expect a cleanup of Washington. Trust in institutions—like the media, courts, and even intelligence agencies—will take more hits as Trump keeps swinging at them. If the economy stumbles or he rams through divisive policies, civil unrest could flare up. The country won’t break apart, but it’ll feel more fractured by 2028. --- ### **Foreign Policy: America First, Allies Last** Globally, Trump will double down on “America First.” Think less meddling in international groups like NATO or the UN, and more focus on one-off deals. He might score a quick win—like a shaky truce in Ukraine or a trade pact with China—but it’ll come at a cost. Allies will feel snubbed, and rivals like Russia and China could flex their muscles in the gaps America leaves behind. The world won’t fall apart, but it might get messier. In the Middle East, Trump’s pro-Israel, anti-Iran stance will keep things tense. His pledge to end “forever wars” will face reality checks as conflicts simmer on. By pulling back from the global stage, he might avoid new quagmires, but don’t expect peace to break out either. --- ### **Wild Cards: Legal Drama and Health** Two big unknowns could shake things up. First, Trump’s legal troubles—if he’s convicted of any crimes, it could spark a constitutional mess. His base will scream “witch hunt,” while opponents demand justice, and the fallout could paralyze Washington. Second, his health—at 82 by 2028, any issues could sideline him, though he’s defied the odds so far. --- ### **The Bottom Line** From 2025 to 2028, Trump’s second term will be a rollercoaster. Economically, expect some flashy growth overshadowed by debt and trade friction. Socially, division will deepen, with unrest simmering but not boiling over. Globally, the USA will step back, leaving allies grumpy and adversaries bolder. He’ll notch some victories—deregulation, energy boosts—but big promises like draining the swamp or fixing immigration will falter. By 2028, America will be more divided, deeper in debt, and less of a global heavyweight. Whether that’s “greatness” or chaos depends on where you stand. honestly golden age of america just beginning i think u are following too much news, and looking up ur stock portfolio if u see trump first term , all 4 yrs it was economic growth in recent history(clinton,obama,bush,biden etc) its gonna repeat again this time, but intially there will be pain(tariffs, doge , muslim ban) etc but what he is doing, its gonna take atleast 6 months for u too feel good.. 2 Quote
dasari4kntr Posted March 21 Author Report Posted March 21 8 minutes ago, Mancode said: honestly golden age of america just beginning i think u are following too much news, and looking up ur stock portfolio if u see trump first term , all 4 yrs it was economic growth in recent history(clinton,obama,bush,biden etc) its gonna repeat again this time, but intially there will be pain(tariffs, doge , muslim ban) etc but what he is doing, its gonna take atleast 6 months for u too feel good.. ok i will save this comment… Quote
a4apple Posted March 21 Report Posted March 21 29 minutes ago, Mancode said: honestly golden age of america just beginning i think u are following too much news, and looking up ur stock portfolio if u see trump first term , all 4 yrs it was economic growth in recent history(clinton,obama,bush,biden etc) its gonna repeat again this time, but intially there will be pain(tariffs, doge , muslim ban) etc but what he is doing, its gonna take atleast 6 months for u too feel good.. Ni talakayi.. vadu vadi talakayi chusukuntunadu.. economy growth aa tokka Quote
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