HeyJaredSteven Greenhouse
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As the US midterms approach, Trumpâs boasts on the economy fall flat with voters (opens the original)
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Trumpâs tariffs and his war against Iran caused prices to rise, but the US president continues to claim itâs âthe greatest economy in historyâ Donald Trump has taken to repeating a familiar boast: âWe have the greatest economy in history,â Trump said recently at a White House press gaggle. The boast comes even though inflation is higher and economic growth lower than when Joe Biden left office, even though gas prices have jumped around 50% since the war against Iran started, and even
âTrump accountsâ promise to mint child millionaires. Experts have their doubts (opens the original)
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President has hyped growth of federal investment accounts to help US children â for his own political gain Since returning to the White House, Donald Trump has scrapped rules that made childcare more affordable and pushed to cut funding for the nationâs public schools. But with midterm elections fast approaching and his approval ratings very low, the US president has repeatedly trumpeted a two-month-old program designed to help the nationâs children. That program, unhumbly named âTrump a
In 2016, Trump pledged to erase the federal debt. It just hit $40tn | Steven Greenhouse (opens the original)
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The trillions in tax cuts going to the rich and corporations could have instead been used to address the affordability crisis Dear reader, I recognize that your eyes might glaze over at any mention of the nation’s $40tn federal debt. But your reaction to this mind-boggling number shouldn’t be ennui; it should be outrage and dismay. Outrage is in order because the nation’s debt has climbed to more than $40tn under Donald Trump, even though back in 2016, when the debt was less than half what it is
Tariffs are Trumpâs favorite plaything â and his justifications are absurd | Steven Greenhouse (opens the original)
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The president is using forced labor as a pretext to slap tariffs on countries around the world With the midterm elections less than four months away, itâs a precarious time for Donald Trump and Republicans: Trumpâs war against Iran is going badly, his approval ratings are in the toilet, gas prices are soaring and pushing up inflation, and nation after nation is furious about Trumpâs insults, bullying and ugly American unilateralism. So amid all this mess, what does Trump do? He turns to hi
Democrats need to hammer Trump on his unprecedented corruption | Steven Greenhouse (opens the original)
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To win in this year’s midterm elections, the party must highlight that Trump has made huge financial gains while millions struggle to make ends meet If the Democrats hope to maximize their chances of winning in this November’s elections, there’s a subject they need to scream far and wide about: Donald Trump’s immense and unprecedented corruption. The Democrats need to make clear to every American that Trump has shamelessly used his second term to increase his wealth by an astounding amount – by
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