Donald Trump’s economic vision, which he outlined Thursday, couldn’t be a more radical — and encouraging — change from the Harris-Biden economic horror show.
The ex-prez wants to return to the days when he presided over low inflation and low unemployment — by unleashing domestic manufacturing and energy production, ending wasteful Green New Deal spending, ditching onerous regulations and making his tax cuts permanent.
That sure beats Kamala Harris’ socialist price controls, multitrillion–dollar tax hikes and more inflation-boosting Bidenomics.
Trump sees a more robust energy market jumpstarting the broader economy. He aims to halve energy prices “within 12 months” (triggering lower costs for other goods, too) by declaring a “national emergency” and ramping up “energy production, generation and supply.”
“Starting on Day 1,” he vowed, “I will approve new drilling, new pipelines, new refineries, new power plants, new reactors — and we will slash the red tape.”
He’d also “terminate” the “Green New Scam,” rescinding unspent funds OK’d in Harris-Biden’s price-hiking Inflation Reduction Act.
Trump’s other goals are equally ambitious:
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He’d couple all this with a bid to “restore the rule of law” in America — his top priority, after years of Democrats “censoring speech” and “weaponizing the justice system.”
Similarly, he’d crack down on the onslaught of illegal migrants (his signature issue) costing Americans jobs and taxpayers “hundreds of billions.”
True, Trump may be unable to meet all those lofty goals, especially if Democrats control Congress.
Yet he’d push the nation in the right direction after years when Harris-Biden policies drove up energy and grocery prices and sky-high interest rates made homes unaffordable.
Honestly, who wants more Bidenomics misery (even if imposed by Kamala Harris), plus potentially a $5 trillion tax hike, trillions in wasteful new green pork on top of that . . . and yet more federal debt?
Few elections will turn on the candidates’ economic plans more than this year’s. Trump just showed why.