In an inaugural speech that appealed to the core tenets preached during his presidential campaign, tinged with an overtone of palpable anger and a suggestion of protectionism, Trump revisited the themes that brought him into the White House, and vowed to bring back jobs, fortify America's borders and restore America's wealth, while transferring power from Washington and giving it back to "you, the people."
President Trump’s economic plan will create 25 million new jobs in next decade, “return to 4 percent annual economic growth,” "lower rates for Americans in every tax bracket, simplify the tax code, and reduce the U.S. corporate tax rate” according to a statement just posted on the White House wesbite.
He has also proposed “a moratorium on new federal regulations and is ordering the heads of federal agencies and departments to identify job-killing regulations.”
Via The Daily Bell
He was the Fed's best friend ever. Could they've had a better business partner than Obama, taking the Federal budget and clown raping it with ruinous levels of spending. The Fed's mandate shifted from tinkering with rates during periods of need to blatantly controlling asset prices and the economy.
With the markets laser-focused on every word Trump will utter in just over two hours during his inaugural address, and many wondering if he will stick to the script or as he is known to do, veer off it, Axios has obtained a big-picture preview of what Trump will discuss, noting "we'll see the tension between Trump's impulsive, improvisational style and the intellectual architecture his top aides are trying to build around it."
Citing a top Trump source, Axios' Mike Allen writes that the speech will focus on "three big ideas"