Free market capitalism made America great. And under President Trump, it will make America great once again. The Trump Administration will cut regulations that stymie small business and slow progress to a crawl. They will end the corporate capture, outdated subsidies, and government kickbacks that degrade the power of free market competition to reward those who do the best work at the lowest cost. And they will deploy tariffs to return production and business to the United States, growing our economy while lowering inflation and taxes. In bringing an immediate end to the war in Ukraine and stabilizing the world through peaceful strength, the Trump Administration will resecure global supply chains and end the government money-printing to arm Kiev at America’s expense. New submissions are currently paused.
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency will undertake immediate audits of waste, fraud, and abuse, increasing efficiency while cutting deficit spending. President Trump delivered the strongest American economy in recent history and he will work to restore and surpass that record of national prosperity, beginning on day one.
Nominating Luke Gromen, Dr Chris Martenson, @BlackLionCTA on X for their integrity, ethics and morals. If you don’t pull these three people into your leadership circle, suffer the people.
Excellent ideas all!
Let me start by saying for the economy to be robust people need money. And the sooner people could get money the better. With all the devastation on the southeastern United States the wildfires in Wyoming and in the Western United States recent tornadoes in Oklahoma and the general draining of our bank accounts by the Biden administration it is vital that the Trump administration put money in people’s pockets as soon as possible.
I mean like right after the election because without an advance from our social security investment accounts that hold our literal billions of dollars in our trust individual trust funds, there will be no Christmas and no Thanksgiving.
We as the Americans that have endured this bloody silent coup against President Trump and against America are drained emotionally physically and financially and we need money in our pockets immediately. That one major thing would ensure the economy begins robust and with hearty heartbeat January 1.
Let’s put some money in America’s pockets as soon as possible!
Brent @BlackLionCTA on X is estate in all aspects of Federal Reserve function. He’s got an educated grasp on banking/economics like he had in a Tomcat jet. He’s a force. When you’re Bliss is your work, it’s not work.
And there’s no one with a big picture top down handle mindset than Luke Gromen, FFTT LLC. All three of these would be tremendous assets. Considering the pain in store. They check all the boxes for reputable public servants. An American dream team. That’s what we need. In times of need. Qualified people whose jobs are their Bliss. Thank you, for your reply.
We must quit big corporation give aways and get back to what makes this nation great. MADE IN AMERICA! Get the economy jump started without all the red tape. Quit making deals with people in other nations that use slave labor and help our own people to grow small businesses.
With regard to the economy, what is possible about limiting mega corporate profitability. The more profit bigger corporations get the less small business and individual entrepreneurs have of the profit pie.
How might we limit mega corporations profitability to allow smaller independent brands and ideas to grow in flourish.
What’s possible about taking a percentage portion of mega corporation profits, and returning them to the people.
Another idea for a robust economy is to begin to disperse the millions and billions of dollars in each of our individual Social security investment account off ledger accounts so that we may spend and enjoy that money.
Also as a boost to the economy and citizens, let us teach the entire country about how coupons work with regard to utility bills and how all of our bills are already paid as per the US Constitution “all debts public and private”.
If a new administration would gut corporate profits, which they never will, they would have to return to the middle classes the dividend money that retired Americans use to pay their rent and buy food!
I would be careful about taking any money from corporations or businesses to redistribute or limiting them financially, that’s a slippery slope. Instead, limiting their ability to lobby in Congress is a better way to deal with unfair profiteering and damage to small businesses. I fully agree with dispersing the funds from government agencies that are deemed wasteful and putting that money back in the pockets of the people.
Interesting. My point is that by limiting profitability of MEGA corps, it allows small business more market shares and more visibility.
Perhaps we need to look at mega corporations in completely different ways knowing that one corporation could potentially kill a large number of people or damage their health over time. As they do now.
I just do not see any reason to support major companies like Monsanto or give fodder to black-hearted investment companies like Black Rock vanguard or State Street
Agree with your concern on mega corps, and it really comes down to influence. Creating a better system of checks and balances that check their influence is key. When a company has the annual revenue that rivals all but the top nation’s GDP, that effectively gives them the power to operate as an invisible nation.
The irony is that all of the anti-money laundering, KYC, and other measures meant to control for abuse in the finance system do not do anything about actual conflicts of interest, insider trading within govt positions, etc. The conflicts of interest and influence are the problem (the key theme across all of the various industrial complexes).
Allow more micro-lending, create less restrictions for moving money through small enterprise. Blockchain and other recent innovations have some promise in this area.
Put limits on the revolving door between regulators and large private sector (esp mega corps). If the average person needs to fill out pages and pages of paperwork, government (elected and non-elected) officials should be subject to an even higher standard and this should be enforced. Show the trail of financial interests before and at least 3 years (preferably 5+) after leaving office. Run algorithms on conflicts of interest for public officials. If the SEC can identify insider trading by associations, then why not also look at how people voted on bills or their roles as regulators in specific functions and the potential benefits they or their immediate networks received.
We should use tariffs to encourage domestic production and for companies to open American locations and manufacturing plants. If we do as Elon suggests, it might also be the case that any increase in prices would be offset by the increased net revenue by eliminating income tax.
Also, remember, tariffs are on imported goods, and don’t affect domestic goods. So people would rarely be left with no affordable alternative. Perhaps we can prohibit tariffs on essential goods like food and also exclude goods without a domestic alternative. Then it essentially just becomes an economic tool for healthy international competition.
Lastly, and maybe most importantly, we can use tariffs to encourage moral behavior around the world. Many of us are reading this on our iPhone, which was made by slave labor. Perhaps a tariff until the company decides to stop exploiting slaves?
I don’t have a name, but I think you guys should give Thomas Sowell a ring, he might be too old himself but I would not be surprised if he had a few solid recommendations for appointments and for economic plans that would be in line with the intended goals of this administration.
I don’t have an exact person in mind, but I would definitely consider bringing onboard a few of the scholars at the Mises Institute (Austrian School of Economics).