by Daniel Brouse March 28, 2025 Trump the Destroyer During his first term, Trump oversaw the rise and spread of COVID-19, which resulted in millions of deaths. He downplayed the virus, even calling it a hoax. He suggested ingesting disinfectants and exposing the internal organs to UV light as remedies, despite widespread medical warnings against […]
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Trump’s Sector-Specific Tariffs
March 27, 2025 Since January 2025, the United States has implemented several sector-specific tariffs in an effort to protect domestic industries. These tariffs are in addition to any existing country-specific tariffs and represent a continuation of protectionist trade policies. However, historical data suggests that such high sector-specific tariffs often fail to achieve their intended goals. […]
The Moving Target: How Weather and Climate Normals Mask Long-Term Warming
by Daniel Brouse March 26, 2025 It is crucial to understand that the rate of climate change is accelerating rapidly. Weather and climate normals are essentially moving averages used to establish a baseline for comparing current weather and climate conditions. These averages help define what is considered “typical” for a location over a given period. […]
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How BYD Surpassed Tesla: The Role of Innovation, Tariffs, and Free Market Dynamics
by Daniel Brouse March 25, 2025 BYD, a leading Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, reported annual revenues of approximately $107 billion, surpassing Tesla’s $97.7 billion for the same period. This milestone underscores BYD’s rapid ascent in the global EV market, driven by innovation, affordability, and superior battery technology. Meanwhile, U.S. protectionist tariffs have not only […]
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The Inevitable Collapse: How Trump’s Policies and Climate Neglect Will Reshape the Economy
The problem if wealth inequality will likely correct itself sooner than previously anticipated. Trump is violating the Constitution in numerous ways and at such a rapid pace that his reign is already beginning to implode. The economy is experiencing a drastic slowdown. Historically, 80% of GDP has been driven by immigrants, and the effects of […]
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Why Are People Boycotting Tesla?
Elon Musk’s extreme hypocrisy has led to widespread boycotts and protests against Tesla. It’s the only company in U.S. history to achieve profitability primarily through carbon credits and remains one of the largest recipients of government subsidies, including tax credits. Yet Musk publicly opposes these very policies, making his contradictions even more damaging—not just to […]
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GOP Socializes Egg Prices
Ironically, President Trump has taken a far-left liberal approach by socializing the egg industry. Unable to keep his campaign promise to lower egg prices, the U.S. government has subsidized the industry to the tune of billions of dollars. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced that the United States is importing hundreds of millions of eggs […]
Beyond Tariffs: How International Boycotts Are Quietly Crippling the U.S. Economy
by Daniel Brouse March 21, 2025 Retaliatory tariffs are just one piece of the broader economic damage facing the U.S. economy. Equally significant—but often overlooked—are the growing international boycotts against the U.S., which further erode economic stability. For example, Canada has reported a staggering 40% decline in travel to the U.S., a trend that could […]
Tariffs: The Most Regressive Tax That Hurts the Economy Without Reducing the Deficit
by Daniel Brouse March 20, 2025 Tariffs function as one of the most regressive forms of taxation because they disproportionately burden lower-income individuals, harm economic efficiency, and provide minimal benefit in terms of reducing the deficit. Here’s why: 1. Tariffs as a Regressive Tax A regressive tax is one that takes a larger percentage of […]
Trump’s Sweeping Tariff Plan Threatens to Reverse Decades of Trade Progress
by Daniel Brouse March 20, 2025 Trump aides are preparing to implement a sweeping new set of tariffs on imports valued in the trillions of dollars, aligning with the administration’s push for a more protectionist trade policy. This plan, part of Trump’s so-called “reciprocal” trade agenda, is expected to significantly alter U.S. trade relations by […]