Staff Reports
In what can only be described as a delicious twist of fate, Facebook’s parent company, Meta, has been dealt a monumental blow. Thanks to the tax provisions in President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, Meta’s third-quarter net income was practically obliterated. We’re talking an eye-watering 83 percent hit. Remember, this is the company that went all-out to silence conservative voices, including Trump’s, during the 2021 Capitol events. The leftist tech giants have long acted like untouchables, assuming they could steamroll over American values without consequences. Well, it appears they were wrong.
Meta’s massive financial tumble is not just a statistic; it’s a poetic justice served cold. Despite their best efforts to reorganize by pushing AI superintelligence, Meta finds itself struggling to keep up. CEO Mark Zuckerberg may be aiming to outsmart humanity with machines, but perhaps he should focus on outsmarting his own corporate mismanagement first. Meta’s belated scramble to join the AI race just reeks of desperation, as their costs soar 32 percent. When your strategy is chasing moonshot projects with the hope they might save you, it’s clear you’ve already hit a profound low.
🚨 NEWS: Meta Q3 profit tumbles 83% thanks to ‘one big beautiful bill act’ tax charge.
Stock drops 10% as heightened AI spending overshadows strong revenue in the third-quarter results.
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— Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) October 30, 2025
One can only shake their head at Meta’s predicament. Their stocks, the darling of Wall Street liberals, took an 8 percent nosedive when the tax hit became public. So why does a near-monopoly suddenly find itself bleeding money? It’s simple: hypocrisy and miscalculated priorities. While Zuckerberg pours billions into tech fantasies, his empire’s business fundamentals are crumbling. He can throw all the money he wants at AI, but it’s the Big Beautiful Bill’s impact that exposes the fragility of their untouchable facade.
Now let’s talk about President Trump, who, as the architect of this omnibus tax overhaul, hit the tech giants where it hurts. Remember, Facebook banned him, yet he still managed to deliver a policy that holds them accountable in a way no liberal administration dared to attempt. Isn’t it curious that all it took was a conservative leader to bring these tech barons in line? Sure, Meta might enjoy some future tax cuts, but today they’re paying the piper—and paying dearly.
So here’s the real kicker: maybe next time, these corporate titans will think twice before trying to muzzle conservative America. Maybe they’ll realize that bending to a radical agenda comes with a hefty price tag. Or will they stubbornly remain on the same disastrous course? Time will tell, but one thing is for sure: President Trump has rewritten the rules of the game, and the leftist giants had better start playing catch-up. They wanted a fight, and boy, did they get one.
