"TACO trade" was coined in May about President Trump's whiplash tariff policies. Here's what it means and why it's ...

Dems' TACO truck stunt only added further embarrassment as "lamest opposition" mocked by GOP and disheartened leftists.

A new nickname for Donald Trump just dropped and he’s not happy about it. On 2 April this year, the US president announced a sweeping new set of “reciprocal tariffs” on so-called "Liberation ...

Cassella asked, “Mr. President, Wall Street analysts have coined a new term called the ‘Taco trade.’ They’re saying ‘Trump Always Chickens Out’ on your tariff threats.

And if so, the TACO trade, once a reliable playbook, might become a cautionary tale of how mixing Trump, ridicule, and meme culture can collide with policy in unexpected, Newtonian ways. View all ...

The viral TACO Trump meme mocks Donald Trump’s repeated backtracking on tariffs, sparking a flood of internet memes and a heated press conference exchange.

Captioned "Trump always chickens out #TACO," it has been viewed more than 400,000 times as of reporting. Some users have posted acrostics, with the meaning of TACO over pictures of Trump.

Whether it’s Toasted Cheddar Street Chalupas, a Dirty Baja Blast or the entire Cravings Value Menu, I’m always down to taste whatever newness Taco Bell’s culinary mad scientists have dreamed ...

An exchange between President Donald Trump and a reporter at a White House press briefing is going viral on social media, after the latter confronted him on a Wall Street "meme" that is gaining ...

Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong coined the term “TACO Trade” earlier this month, and Trump predictably got angry when he head that it stand for “Trump Always Chickens Out.” "I've never ...

Old El Paso now has two quick fix options for geeks who hate to cook, as they've made two new taco kits for Birria and Breakfast Published Wed, 16 Apr 2025 08:32:06 -0500 by Gavin Sheehan ...

People have been combining breakfast ingredients and fresh tortillas in Northern Mexico and the Rio Grande Valley since at least the early 1900s.