Inside Trump’s tariff retreat: How fears of a bond market catastrophe convinced Trump to hit the pause button
- Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs last week but scaled them back this week amidst turmoil in the stock and bond markets, maintaining a 10 percent global tariff and raising tariffs on China to 145 percent.
- Trump's handling of immigration has faced scrutiny, with deportations at less than one million and border crossings decreasing significantly, as Americans approve of his stance against unvetted immigrants.
- Concerns about potential economic harm from the tariff policies have arisen, suggesting that a trade war with China could damage the U.S. Economy significantly.
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‘You tax us, we tax you.’ It’s pretty basic (letter to the editor)
For decades, Democrats assured us that “free trade” deals would uplift American workers and revitalize local economies. Instead, we got shuttered factories, outsourced industries, and entire communities left behind. From NAFTA onward, these policies were packaged as “progress,” yet foreign nations routinely slapped double-digit tariffs on our goods while we kept our markets wide open. It’s no wonder American manufacturers struggled to compete.Th…
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