Donald Trump’s affordability blues
His administration remains fixated with Herbert Hoover economics
His administration remains fixated with Herbert Hoover economics
Lutnick sounds so much like Trump it’s hard to tell where one man’s monologue ends and the other’s begins
If voters feel they are going backward, then the vaulting success of the stock market or the tech sector can feel like an insult
In promising an economic boom, Trump has highlighted his responsibility for inflation and unemployment
The issue before the court is whether the Economic Emergency Powers Act delegates tariff making to the president
Last night, the President abruptly announced that he was suspending trade negotiations with Canada
The President joked about the upcoming ‘US/Canada merger’
The shock and awe is done – the details are not
If you build an administration on the promise that you will always serve the American interest, certain foreign policy decisions become difficult
The cost of treatment for many patients will soar. Does Trump think that people will somehow fail to realize this?
Of course, in Trumpworld, trade-offs don’t exist. There’s no downside, no losing. There’s only ‘winning’
We need to deal in reality instead of wishful thinking
The confusion of the markets is understandable. No one really knows the details of what’s coming into effect
Politics is personal. And the psychodrama is exhausting, after all
Bits from Ann Coulter and Freddy Gray’s interview
With Trump’s international agenda, scratch beneath the hilariously crazy surface and you find a more serious campaign to isolate China, China, China
It is easy to admire Trump’s negotiating tactics. But that doesn’t mean that the US will end up being the big winner from higher import tariffs
While the President can make good on his promise to hike tariffs, he cannot make other countries shoulder the tax bill
While he couldn’t help but rub in the terms of the Columbia settlement, Trump also had some positive reflections to share
Trump will be able to claim a negotiating success. But that doesn’t mean Americans will be better off for it