Let's talk about economy for a second. Trump promised a new tsunami of tariffs if elected: 60% (!) on Chinese imports and a blanket 10% on all other international imports. Can you imagine how catastrophic this will be? Normally tariffs are used by governments surgically to open a market for a specific American product (and job). A tarriff on all international trade, against all markets, for no reason other than populism is insane and will hurt everyone's pockets through taxes and inflation among other things.
In 2018, Trump's less widespread tariffs on China cost massive bailouts to farmers that cost over 90% of the tariff proceeds (lmao), more than the US nuclear program funds; $11.5 billion in 2017 and more than $32 billion in 2020. But while angry republican farmers got some compensation, other businesses and taxpayers never did and never will.
His new plan would set of a global trade war, everyone would impose tariffs on everyone, because where does it stop? And guess who's pockets the difference is gonna come off of. Investors would back out, jobs would be killed, taxes increased, inflation over the roof. Common goods that are now in competitive prices will have their prices increased due to increased demand and scarcity, and imagine how that will go in a country that has no safety nets and no caps for most prices.
This is just more evidence of how dumbo Trump is a pawn set up by the usual suspects to distabilise the US and global economy, and it would get a lot worse on a second term with his entourage of psychophants wisening up on how to manipulate him and achieve their (written and published lol) agenda.
The thing about Trump's plans and policies is that they are wildly unpopular. The majority of people are not blinded troglodytes that wish for a christian nationalist state above all, and don't agree with these policies.
I recently saw a rightwing pundit, I think Charlie Kirk, saying something along the lines of ''unfortunately a lot of these policies are unpopular even among republicans, so we need to not tell people about big picture plans until they vote, and then we can do whatever we want once elected''
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(Which is exactly what Trump is doing right now with the issue of abortion by the way)
And although I think the majority of them has been conditioned to think that cynicism and cruelty are the greatest virtues one can possess, I think and hope just enough of them have adequately suffered last season to know better now.