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Could Trump Tariffs mean 40% Tax Cut?

The Trump administration’s increased tariffs have given the government billions in extra revenue already, according to the Treasury Department. From April 1-28, the Treasury Department reported $16.5 billion in tariff collections, compared to $9.6 billion in March, an increase of 72%.

China Caves to Trump on Tariffs Again

The communist regime had desperately slapped this tariff on U.S. ethane earlier this month in a failed attempt to counter Trump’s brilliant Liberation Day tariff offensive. Obviously, it couldn’t sustain the tariff

Trump’s Tariff Play Is Smart and Strategic

Trump’s slapping of broad tariffs on foreign imports had Brussels, Beijing, and Washington elites wrongly predicting catastrophe. In reality, Trump’s tariff play is a smart and strategic move that’s already producing for America’s workers and economy.

Why We Must Thank Trump for Our Economic Correction

Amidst a backdrop of trust in legacy/mainstream media, as the United States now confronts its current economic model, it’s imperative she awakens to very real and harsh economic realities. Thank you, President Trump for triggering this long due correction.

Trump Is Packing Some Major Cahones

By Kurt Schlicter: Trump hasn’t panicked even as his bold plan to remake the economy using tariffs vapor-locked the Dow Jones. In fact, he savagely mocked the Panicans for their drawers-soiling sissiness as the stock market tumbled. His base is happier than J. Edgar Hoover on an Ann Taylor shopping spree.

Tariff Hysteria Is Overblown

The media and the Democratic Party take any day ending in “y” to claim President Trump is perpetrating some cataclysmic event in America. Yawn.It is too soon and completely missing the point and expectations of the tariffs that Trump promised on the campaign trail.

Wall Street Needs to Get a Grip on Trump’s Tariffs

Wall Street hates uncertainty and change. It’s the nature of these markets: Fear, uncertainty and doubt drive them. And Trump loves these things, particularly as negotiating tools. So it is not a surprise for the two to clash — but Wall Street has no monopoly on the right policy.