The Ring of Fire
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Republicans Are Getting EXACTLY What They Bargained For
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July 26, 2026
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5:08Now PlayingNintendo raised prices after Trump’s tariffs hit, then sued for a refund once the Supreme Court ruled those tariffs illegal, even though customers already absorbed the cost at the register. Its legal argument is brutally simple: buyers got the product they paid for, and any later refund belongs to the company that paid the tariff on paper. Across the economy, this is how the scam works: costs roll downhill to consumers, refunds roll uphill to corporations, and the people who actually paid get told they should have skipped the purchase. Ring of Fire's Josh G. discusses.
Ars Technica Nintendo customers have no legal right to tariff refunds, company tells judge
Game File Nintendo says it has no legal duty to pass its U.S. tariff refunds on to consumers (complaint's 'recover twice' language)
Daily Kos Trump is refunding tariffs. You won't see a dime. (refunds flowing to corporations, not consumers)
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