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Joe Lavorgna: Pres. Trump has put in place policies that benefit middle- and lower-income workers
CNBC Television· 2025-12-22 14:29
join us now. Looks like he swallowed a caneric count counselor to to uh the Treasury Secretary Joe Leavia. You might actually know things instead of just being conjecturing what you heard this discussion.>> Yeah, I mean there are four great candidates. I mean the street is very familiar with all four and they would all be very good and I think Steve is exactly correct. The secretary is done a very thorough process and is going to give the president that list. He's given the president the list and it's the p ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-14 11:00
America’s policies will depend less on any written document than on rivalries in Donald Trump’s court—and on his varying moods. More than in past administrations, the president decides foreign policy https://t.co/2XCycdVPji ...
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The Economist· 2025-11-28 02:00
The new prime minister is pursuing policies as out of date as tired Hollywood franchise reboots https://t.co/h7O0sc7JGoIllustration: Ben Hickey https://t.co/os0vILq1vv ...
David Sacks on Newsom’s Trump Impression: Dems Don't Need Impressions, They Need Better Policies
All-In Podcast· 2025-08-23 13:25
According to Poly Market, Gavin Newsome is the early favorite in the 2028 Democratic presidential race. So, who gets the nomination. Is any of this even valid, Saxs, in your mind, or is it just too much time between now and then.Well, I think it's valid in the sense that you're seeing Democrats react positively to what Newsome is doing. And what Newsome is doing is mirroring Trump's style in an attempt to give Democrats what they want, which is they want a Trump of their own. And despite Democrats figning o ...
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The Economist· 2025-06-29 17:08
Legal & Policy Impact - US judges will be restricted from issuing nationwide injunctions against Donald Trump's policies following the Supreme Court's decision [1] - The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision limits the power of judges to block presidential policies [1]