President Trump has declared today “Liberation Day,” because many of his tariffs come into force. His team is taking a gamble that either the law of supply and demand does not apply to trade or that the American public will be uncharacteristically fine with higher prices.
Here he adds context to his earlier comments that made the rounds on the internet with people freaking out and accusing him of participating in a coverup. https://www.reddit.com/r/Anarcho_Capitalism/comments/1jjyeob/ben_makes_it_sound_like_israel_did_jfk/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button If you believed the accusations against him but won’t review his statements and clarifications here, then you are not on the side of the truth and feel better being in your own hyper-reality bubble. submitted by /u/Knorssman [link] [comments]
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I try not to pay much attention to the shitshow politics going on, but on my route, I ran into a protest going on and went to see what it was about on my local area subreddit. Just more complaining about Musk and how we should think of the poor government workers that can no longer mooch of my extorted income. submitted by /u/MyPhoneSucksBad [link] [comments]
Thanks, John Frahm. CNBC News The post China’s Xi calls on top executives to help ‘uphold global order’ as trade tensions with U.S. rise appeared first on LewRockwell.
Tweet Reason‘s Eric Boehm explains what should not – but, alas, what today nevertheless does – require explanation: Not only are Trump’s tariffs taxes on Americans, these taxes are economically destructive. Three slices: If there’s one positive thing to be said about President Donald Trump’s latest tariff announcement, perhaps it is this: Few trade policy moves are more abundantly counterproductive and costly than tariffs on cars and car parts. That’s a lesson the Trump administration is apparently determined […]
An excerpt from yesterday’s post by my UCLA colleague Stephen Bainbridge: Last week, I signed an open letter to the Delaware legislature by a group of corporate law academics addressing aspects of Delaware SB 21, which was then pending before the Delaware House. This week, as you may have seen, 80 out of the ~120 Harvard law school faculty signed a group letter protesting certain Trump administration actions–especially those targeting law firms–as being detrimental to the rule of law. Predictably, […]
For those people who think it’s only Trump’s idea. submitted by /u/WBigly-Reddit [link] [comments]
