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Maybe Trump Does Have A Macro Plan For 2026
Over the weekend, in "Dead End," I suggested The White House has no real plan for domestic policy in
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I’m not impressed. GDP has grown at 3 times the rate of CPI, on average, since 1980.
On the other hand, I’m not going to invest in China.
Exports > imports?
How does Wilson perceive inflation remains anchored in this scenario? Just let it run out of control potentially and then launch WIN pins in 2027?
H-Man, in my limited travels in old age, the worker bees look very distressed (and I admire the tenacity of worker bees) no matter where I go in the U.S. I am putting this mildly when I say “distressed”. Take a good look at the faces the next time you buy or are served or assisted with anything. There is no plan to alleviate their stress which will be the Achilles heal for Trump.
Yikes, heal and heel are not brothers.
Trump with a thought out plan and with real math, feels like fake news. Maybe Mr Wilson is trying to be a good soldier for the sake of his employer. For comparison, the tariff plan looked like shoot first aim later.
I am afraid that his mental state is moving further from plan-having capacity every month.
Is this an acceptable scenario or a plan? It seems this ‘plan’ requires a crystal ball, I have one but it is broken. How we get there is probably the greatest question, but that would require a plan with concrete actions. I think it is obvious AI will extend the productivity gains of the computer age. WIll change accelerate such that the scenario is year ahead vs. 2 decades ahead? I do forgive mike for not asking these questions, makes for a bad read.
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