BREAKING: Trump Always Chickens Out-Taco

BREAKING: Trump Always Chickens Out-Taco

By JV Charles, Senior Editor at jvpolitical.com | May 29, 2025

I’ve been around the political block a few times, and let me tell you, the dimenshing left never runs out of ways to sling mud at President Donald J. Trump. In 2025, their latest zinger is “Trump Always Chickens Out,” a catchy little phrase that’s got Chinese netizens giggling on Weibo and Wall Street suits smirking over their lattes. They’re saying Trump’s backing off his big tariff promises, folding like a cheap lawn chair. But here at jvpolitical.com, we’re calling hogwash. I’m JV Charles, your senior editor, and I’m here to break down why this smear is just another desperate jab from Trump’s haters. Grab a coffee, and let’s get to the truth.

Key Takeaways

• “Trump Always Chickens Out” is a 2025 viral jab that mislabels Trump’s tariff tweaks as cowardice, when they’re really savvy deal-making.
• Trump’s 145% tariffs on China in 2025 forced global powers to negotiate, proving his strength, not weakness.
• Wall Street’s “TACO” (Trump Always Chickens Out) nonsense ignores Trump’s track record of winning through bold moves.
• We at jvpolitical.com see Trump’s flexibility as pure leadership, delivering results for America First conservatives.

How This “Chickens Out” Nonsense Started

Picture this: it’s April 2025, and Trump drops a bombshell, saying he might lower those jaw-dropping 145% tariffs on Chinese goods. You know, the ones that had Beijing sweating bullets? Suddenly, Weibo lights up with #TrumpChickensOut, racking up 170 million views faster than you can say “trade war.” Chinese posters were practically throwing confetti, acting like Trump waved a white flag. Then Wall Street jumps in, with some analyst hotshot dubbing it “TACO”—Trump Always Chickens Out—to explain why markets didn’t crash. By May, even CNBC’s Megan Casella’s got the gall to ask Trump about it. His response? Classic Trump: “I’ve never heard that!” he fires back, shutting it down.

The left and their media buddies love this narrative. They point to Trump pausing “Liberation Day” tariffs in May 2025 or not firing Fed Chair Jay Powell as proof he’s all talk. But hold on—since when is playing smart the same as running scared?

Tariffs: Trump’s Playing Chess, Not Checkers

Let me tell you a little story. Back in my hometown, we had a farmer who’d haggle at the market like his life depended on it. He’d start high, scare the buyer, then ease up just enough to seal the deal. That’s Trump with tariffs. Those 145% levies on China? They weren’t just for show. They got China to slap 125% tariffs back and choke off mineral exports, but guess what? By April 2025, China’s at the negotiating table, and so’s the EU. Trump’s own words: “They’re all coming to me now.” That’s not chickening out—that’s winning.

When Trump hints at lowering tariffs, it’s not because he’s scared. It’s because he knows a full-blown trade war could jack up prices for folks like you and me. He’s looking out for us, plain and simple. The Chinese Foreign Ministry’s Guo Jiakun said it best in April: “We don’t want to fight, but we’re not afraid.” Sounds like they respect Trump’s game, even if the left won’t admit it.

Why the Haters Are Dead Wrong

The “Trump Always Chickens Out” crowd cherry-picks like nobody’s business. Take the Jay Powell thing. Trump growled about firing the Fed Chair, but he didn’t. Why? Because keeping Powell keeps the economy humming while Trump pushes tax cuts and deregulation. That’s not backing down; that’s keeping his eye on the prize. Or look at the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks. Trump stepped back in May 2025, and the left called it a retreat. Nonsense. He’s avoiding a foreign mess that doesn’t serve America First. If that’s chickening out, then I’m a rocket scientist.

Here’s the deal: Trump’s haters want him to be a reckless bulldozer, so they can scream “chaos!” When he’s strategic, they flip the script and call him weak. They can’t have it both ways.

Wall Street’s TACO Is a Big Nothingburger

Don’t get me started on this “TACO” garbage. Wall Street thinks they’re clever, saying markets stay calm because Trump’s all bluster. But let’s talk facts. Back in 2018, Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs had the world scrambling, and he got results. Fast-forward to 2025, and his tariff threats have Canada and the EU begging for deals. Markets aren’t calm because Trump’s bluffing—they’re calm because they know he delivers. TACO? More like a stale tortilla.

Trump’s Leadership: All Guts, No Quit

At jvpolitical.com, we don’t just support Trump—we get him. He’s the guy who walks into a room, makes everyone nervous, and walks out with the deal. That’s what 2025 is all about. Whether it’s trade, foreign policy, or bringing jobs back home, Trump’s playing the long game. The “Trump Always Chickens Out” line is just noise from folks who don’t understand leadership. They see a pivot; we see a plan.

I’ll leave you with this: my old man used to say, “Don’t judge a man by what he says—judge him by what he does.” Trump’s doing plenty, and it’s all for America. So next time you hear “Trump Chickens Out,” laugh it off and share this post. Let’s set the record straight.

FAQs

What’s this “Trump Always Chickens Out” thing about?

It’s a 2025 smear claiming Trump backs off big promises, like tariffs. Truth is, he’s just negotiating smart to get results for America.

Why’s it such a big deal in China?

When Trump hinted at lowering 145% tariffs in April 2025, Chinese social media went wild with #TrumpChickensOut, hitting 170 million views. They thought he blinked, but he was just setting the stage.

Is Trump really giving up on tariffs?

Not a chance. His tariff tweaks are leverage to pull China and others into talks. It’s classic Trump deal-making, not retreat.

What’s with Wall Street’s “TACO”?

TACO stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out.” It’s a Wall Street term from 2025 to explain stable markets. They’re wrong—Trump’s threats work because he follows through.

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