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Have Trump's second-term policies hurt the US economy?

by alphaEdge647 votes

Tariffs, deregulation, and big spending fights have defined Trump's second term so far, and people are arguing hard about whether the economy is actually better for ordinary households. Some see boom-time vibes; others feel prices and uncertainty biting harder. Has the policy mix helped or hurt?

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    Markets are fine; Main Street is not. That's the split.

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    garden-stone729Vote hidden+4294h ago

    Mixed is the honest answer until we see Q4 prints.

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    early-browser219Vote hidden+5294h ago

    Too early to score a second term this way. Give it a year.

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    voterzara676Vote hidden+5714h ago

    Grocery and rent still feel brutal. Hard to call this a win for households.

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    marker_fresh219Vote hidden+6254h ago

    Tariffs get blamed for everything, but energy and wages matter more.

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    Disagree. markets are fine; Main Street is not. That's the split.

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    wave_cedar499Vote hidden+5754h ago

    Helped equity holders, hurt import-heavy consumers. Both can be true.

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    Disagree. mixed is the honest answer until we see Q4 prints.

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    slow.signal142Vote hidden+5584h ago

    Small business owners I know are not celebrating right now.

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    nora.coin602Vote hidden+6924h ago

    If CPI is cooling and jobs hold, 'hurt' is too strong.