SCOTUS Tariffs VS Trump’s Plan B

President Trump has already signaled a “Plan B” to maintain his trade agenda, moving with characteristic speed to bypass today’s Supreme Court ruling. Within hours of the decision, he held a press conference at the White House, making it clear that while the legal authority he used (IEEPA) was struck down, his goal remains unchanged.… Continue reading SCOTUS Tariffs VS Trump’s Plan B

A 2026 Scholarly Analysis of the Theoretical and Empirical Framework of Dislikes and Aversion in the Rhetoric of Donald Trump

A Scholarly Analysis of the Theoretical and Empirical Framework of Dislikes and Aversion in the Rhetoric of Donald Trump Abstract: This paper examines the systemic structure of aversions, grievances, and policy oppositions articulated by Donald Trump during his business career and political tenure (2015–2025). By synthesizing rhetorical analysis with political science frameworks, this study categorizes… Continue reading A 2026 Scholarly Analysis of the Theoretical and Empirical Framework of Dislikes and Aversion in the Rhetoric of Donald Trump

Trump Stealing Our Money and Now wants to Give it Back to us?

What foul trickery is this? A Poll Numbers Game? Buy our Quietness? Be Thou Not Quiet America! Some things are very Rotten in Denmark. Can’t you feel it? You can feel it. Yes, you can. Use your Brain… An Analysis of Tariffs, Economic Impact, and Policy Mechanisms Introduction Tariffs imposed on imported goods—are a long-standing… Continue reading Trump Stealing Our Money and Now wants to Give it Back to us?

The Argentine Financial Conundrum: Sovereign Debt, Geopolitical Lifelines, and the US-China Contest for Latin American Influence

There is no single, simple number for the “complete number of times Argentina has been bailed out,” because the term “bailout” can refer to different types of financial assistance from various entities. However, the most definitive way to measure the frequency of its external financial reliance is by counting the arrangements with the International Monetary… Continue reading The Argentine Financial Conundrum: Sovereign Debt, Geopolitical Lifelines, and the US-China Contest for Latin American Influence

The Ripple Effect: How Tariffs Turn into Grocery Bills

The disparity you’ve highlighted—the widening gap between the price of your daily coffee and the costs incurred by the world’s elite—is a powerful lens through which to examine current economic policy. The effect of tariffs on the average family’s grocery bill and the insulation of the wealthy from these concerns is a stark reflection of… Continue reading The Ripple Effect: How Tariffs Turn into Grocery Bills

Trump’s Tariffs are illegal Taxation upon the American Citizen without Representation

Without going thru Congress, Trump continues to misuse his power of more burdening Taxes upon American Citizens. This illegal activity must end. Your pocketbook is going to be defunct of 20-50% of your hard earned monies by way of more Tariffs. And he wants more. Who Pays Tariffs?Economists generally agree that tariffs are paid by… Continue reading Trump’s Tariffs are illegal Taxation upon the American Citizen without Representation