Why is it anytime Trump initiates a policy that is not conservative, so many people float “Well Bush or Obama did it” or “Well media did not scrutinize Bush or Obama.” ??
I don’t care what WSJ did in past or says now—my opinion is not formed by their editorial boards.
Regardless of what happened a decade ago, this is going to raise the cost of gods sold—this will increase military upgrades (think tanks), it will increase cost of infrastructure spending, and it will increase consumer spending—think cars, homes, appliances etc.
I suspect any tax reduction consumers had will be eaten up in increased prices for consumer durables.
“Why is it anytime Trump initiates a policy that is not conservative, so many people float “Well Bush or Obama did it” or “Well media did not scrutinize Bush or Obama.” ??
I don’t care what WSJ did in past or says now—my opinion is not formed by their editorial boards.
Regardless of what happened a decade ago, this is going to raise the cost of gods sold—this will increase military upgrades (think tanks), it will increase cost of infrastructure spending, and it will increase consumer spending—think cars, homes, appliances etc.
I suspect any tax reduction consumers had will be eaten up in increased prices for consumer durables.”
Because the Wall St. Journal is an economic paper. I don’t trust them on this, because they defended Bush’s spending and his debt. You want American industries to die.