Economists say Trump would bring higher inflation, interest rates, and balloon the deficit.
Economists warn that a Trump presidency could lead to higher inflation, rising interest rates, and a growing federal deficit fueled by tax cuts and increased government spending.
Economists say Trump would harm the country.
Summary:
The video critiques Donald Trump’s character and economic policies, emphasizing that while some voters may support him for perceived economic reasons, expert analysis suggests his presidency would worsen key economic indicators. Economists predict higher inflation, interest rates, and deficits under Trump’s proposed policies, debunking the myth of his economic prowess. The discussion urges voters to reconsider their support for Trump, especially if it is based on faulty economic assumptions.
Trump’s incoherent behavior and character flaws are highlighted as dangerous.
His economic record is disputed, showing no improvement over Biden’s term.
Economists predict higher inflation, rising interest rates, and increased deficits under Trump’s policies.
Protectionist tariffs proposed by Trump would further disrupt the economy and lead to unemployment.
The discussion warns against Trump’s authoritarian tendencies, threatening democratic institutions and economic stability.
The video reinforces the point that Trump’s policies would harm everyday Americans by worsening inflation, increasing debt, and destabilizing institutions. His economic agenda favors the wealthy and disrupts industries with reckless tariffs, sharply contrasting with the progressive vision of an economy built on fairness, opportunity, and sustainable growth for all. I envision an economy built on fairness, opportunity, and sustainable growth.
Please subscribe for the much more in-depth article.
We are grateful to all of our subscribers. Paid subscribers, however, are extremely important for us in getting the job done. Misinformation funded by the deep pockets of the Right Wing and our Oligarchy flood the internet. We are using all our platforms on-air, online, and in publications to counter that. We ask that you invest the equivalent of less than a coffee to ensure we can keep doing this effectively. Paid subscribers can read our current and subsequent books on this platform for free. We need 300 new paid subscriptions to meet monthly goals! Please make a difference.
Keep reading with a 7-day free trial
Subscribe to Egberto Off The Record to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.