2025/04/25 Trump Family Economic Gamble
Recently, Trump's policy maneuvers have once again attracted global attention. In just two days, 500,000 people surged onto the streets in the United States, with 1,200 anti-Trump rallies fervently unfolding, resembling a grand carnival against Trump.
Amid this upheaval, Trump's approval ratings have plummeted, but surprisingly, his approval rating is still at 43%, higher than Biden's approval rating when he left office.
The reason Trump has such a loyal fanbase largely stems from the unwavering support of the 'redneck' group. These 'rednecks' mostly come from the lower and middle-income classes in the United States, firmly believing in Trump's push for the return of manufacturing to America, even willing to endure rising living costs, hoping that the return of manufacturing will bring a large number of job opportunities, returning to the golden years of America 50 years ago.
However, the return of manufacturing is not an easy task, but Trump's inflammatory rhetoric makes the 'rednecks' believe it unquestioningly. Trump knows how to manipulate the emotions of this group; his policies on tariffs and the return of manufacturing are more about consolidating his core voter base than based on realistic economic considerations.
Trump's tariff policy has been criticized as shortsighted and highly speculative. He views tariffs as a low-cost tool, using arbitrary adjustments to extort the globe. This approach not only failed to achieve the desired effects but also triggered uncertainty in the global market and economic burdens domestically in the United States.
Furthermore, Trump's performance in international affairs has also faced scrutiny. His intervention in the Ukraine war has failed to yield any substantial results and has instead been ignored by various parties. His policies lack long-term planning and are more about short-term political expediency.
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