Trump’s Achievements and Economic Vision: Reviving American Manufacturing

Don­ald Trump’s key accom­plish­ments, empha­siz­ing his role in pre­vent­ing Hillary Clin­ton and pos­si­bly Kamala Har­ris from becom­ing pres­i­dent. Dis­miss­ing eco­nom­ic pan­ic, Trump is shift­ing the U.S. from a gov­ern­ment-dri­ven econ­o­my reliant on print­ed mon­ey to a pri­va­tized one. Sug­gest­ing Trump should intro­duce a loan pack­age for Amer­i­can man­u­fac­tur­ing star­tups to revive domes­tic pro­duc­tion, cut­ting bureau­crat­ic red tape to enable small busi­ness­es to com­pete. The hold up is the con­ver­sion of old fac­to­ries into flea mar­kets and banks’ reluc­tance to fund star­tups with­out col­lat­er­al. The con­cerns about tar­iffs, Trump’s strate­gic approach to auto man­u­fac­tur­ing by secur­ing deals with­out back­track­ing. On day 100 of his term, Trump plans a Michi­gan ral­ly, report­ed­ly soft­en­ing his auto tar­iff stance but he is not, only bring­ing them to the table. The fis­cal chal­lenges if noth­ing is done are unsus­tain­able in the cur­rent sys­tem bor­row­ing and inter­est pay­ments could sur­pass mil­i­tary spend­ing, risk­ing eco­nom­ic col­lapse. The media fears of emp­ty shelves and the glob­al insta­bil­i­ty left by Joe Biden, includ­ing nuclear war risks, Trump is deci­sive­ly tack­ling all of these issues.

• Trump’s great­est accom­plish­ments. He pre­vent­ed Hillary Clin­ton from being pres­i­dent. And from pos­si­bly Kamala being pres­i­dent. Kamala will make her first major speech since leav­ing office. 
• Don’t buy into the pan­ic. All we are try­ing to do is to turn the gov­ern­ment induce econ­o­my on drug mon­ey and print­ed mon­ey. Trump is turn­ing the print­ed press econ­o­my into a pri­va­tized econ­o­my. Here is a small busi­ness big chance to be com­pet­i­tive with a prod­uct. Trump should announce a loan pack­age for an Amer­i­can man­u­fac­tur­ing start­up. Some of the 1940s man­u­fac­tur­ing would be hard to bring every­thing back to the US but there are some things that could be brought back to the US. Trump should be cut­ting the red tape and you bring your wid­get to get your start­up loan. We have turned so many old fac­to­ries into indoor flea mar­kets all across amer­i­ca. The banks don’t take a risk and won’t risk giv­ing a start­up loan until col­lat­er­al match­es the loan amount. 
• There will be dis­rup­tion. Your biggest con­cern is not tar­iffs and Wal­mart that you will have 85 choic­es of a prod­uct that is made in Chi­na. 
• Today is day 100 and he will do a ral­ly in Michi­gan. You will hear that Trump is soft­en­ing his tone on auto tar­iffs. Trump need­ed every­one to come in on auto man­u­fac­tur­ing. He had to get them in the office and once in the office he gave the deal. He is not back­track­ing. 
• This is the time you decide to either go all in and go for­ward or are you going to fold. Once the inter­est pay­ment sur­pass­es the mil­i­tary bud­get and what we bring in we are done. When cash flow does not sus­tain what is going out and bor­row­ing got beyond what you can return, we are done. 
• Trump has the rope around a lot of stuff right now. The media is wor­ried about the emp­ty shelves but the real­i­ty is the mess that Joe has left the world in and the threat of nuclear war.