Tariffs functionally increase costs for U.S. companies and ultimately raise prices for U.S. consumers, creating inflationary pressure. Coupled with declining labor participation and slowing job growth, these trends heighten economic risk. The White House asserts that inflation has been managed and highlights cooperation with the private sector and efforts to reshore manufacturing. Some Republicans emphasize tariff revenue and tax cuts as offsets. Economists warn that tariffs will raise import prices and that the labor market is weakening even before full tariff effects materialize, increasing the chance of negative economic consequences.
If this experiment fails, it's gonna fail horribly, and I think we'll begin to see the impacts of that sooner than later,
When the private sector is willing to work with us, and is understanding and appreciative of our mandate to reshore manufacturing, we have shown time and time again we are willing to meet with them halfway.
You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that tariffs will increase the prices we pay for imported goods. No amount of spin will change that.
Collection
[
|
...
]