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Trump’s Back in the White House – How Will It Affect Your Finances? As Trump’s second term unfolds, bold economic moves are on the horizon. With renewed "America First" policies, potential tax cuts, and expanded tariffs, there’s a lot at stake for U.S. households. But what does it mean for your wallet? Who stands to benefit, and who might feel the squeeze? In our latest analysis, we break down how these policies could reshape taxes, industries, and everyday costs. Get the essential insights you need to navigate these changes and stay informed on what’s ahead. Don’t miss out! Tune into our latest discussions where experts break down these further | https://lnkd.in/d7nJCihU Read here | https://lnkd.in/dEx_aGCg #news #trump #mycpe #policy #usa #election

The GOP is being made in the image of Trump, but what that means down the road is still to be seen. In my latest piece at Inside Sources I discuss this dynamic and why they should choose free market principles: https://lnkd.in/gmr3-mm4

This childish brinksmanship is incredible expensive for the American taxpayer, damages businesses and the economy by injecting uncertainty, and prevents focus on real issues. Additionally, it never works. Holding the nation hostage to get unsupported measures enacted that you cannot pass through the ballot is fundamentally unAmerican. It is time for a legislative fix that requires all necessary authorization and appropriation bills to be passed before Congress can adjourn on 30 September (the end of the existing fiscal year).

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Strategy exercise: How would you respond to the Trump shooting if you were the DNC and the Biden Campaign? 1.) Focus on the AR 15 and mass shootings: If the Republicans are STILL firmly NOT behind an AR ban, ya gotta believe that “shot” will land to expose their hypocrisy & lunacy on this matter. 2.) Conceed that waiting for Joe to have a stroke is bad politics! Now that the truly zealous right wingers are calling this “divine intervention,” (and some have begun summoning the story of “Lazarus” as an analogy) the Democrats need to fight back with a true “comeback” story. If the D’s shake the Etch-A-Sketch and start a new race with only 15 weeks to go…winning may seem impossible…if not for A MIRICLE! They need a miricle. 3.) Stick to policy all the while. Trot out things like the insanity of running the government on tariffs alone. Trot out that a healthy government is the only thing that protects us from financial tsunami’s and craven greed. 4.) Share a view of the world with America leading the world, not hiding from it, and one that is run by a kleptocrat. I have a few more points, but please add yours in the comments below.

Imagine a second term for Trump. Let’s break down what that really means for our economy. First up, tax policy. We know he loves those tax cuts, especially for big corporations. On one hand, it could mean more cash for businesses to invest and create jobs. Sounds great, right? But what about the average worker? The wealth gap could widen even further, leaving many feeling left behind. Then there’s deregulation. Sure, it might boost energy and manufacturing, but at what cost to our environment? It’s a tricky balance. And let’s not forget the tariffs with China. A second term could mean more of that. We might see jobs come back, but it could also lead to higher prices for everyday goods. Energy costs might dip if he rolls back regulations, but are we sacrificing our future for short-term gains? Federal spending and national debt are also on the table. Infrastructure projects sound fantastic, but without a solid plan to manage that debt, we could be digging a deeper hole. Stricter immigration policies might protect some jobs, but industries like agriculture could struggle without enough workers, pushing prices up for consumers. Finally, think about the Federal Reserve. If Trump pressures them to keep interest rates low, we might see growth, but inflation could become a real headache. It’s a complex puzzle, and we really need to ask ourselves: are we ready for that kind of economic landscape?

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Donald Trump has been elected to become the 47th President of the United States 🇺🇸 Last week's US election was historic for many reasons and the repercussions of its outcome will be felt for some time to come. In the initial aftermath, we might see quite a lot of noise about what it means for global stock markets and bonds. Elections this contentious have a history of stirring up short-term speculation which, in turn, can lead to volatility. However, in times like this, it's important to avoid knee jerk reactions. Instead, staying disciplined and remaining diversified is the way to deliver long-term value. After such a big political event, the attached looks at some of the things Trump has said over the election campaign and what that could mean for your investments. A very insightful piece from SJP's Investment Team and well worth a read: https://lnkd.in/eEv8yCA9

New in U.S. News & World Report Ideas & Opinions ~ How to Stop Trump Before He Starts There are tools President Biden and Senate Democrats can use in the next two months to limit Trump’s damage, writes norman ornstein #USNews #Opinion