Trump and Harris face deficit and tax gaps in 2025 plans
The piece argues both campaigns fail to address the rising federal deficit and the 2025 expiration of many Trump era tax provisions. It notes the 2017 tax cuts, stock buybacks, and planned future tax battles, urging concrete fiscal plans and credible deficits reduction from the next administration. It cites figures like a near 2 trillion dollar deficit and a 7 percent GDP deficit share. It mentions Donald Trump and Kamala Harris proposing tariffs and price controls respectively, while economists warn of inflationary risks and the need for spending reform.
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Gorsuch critique traces law's growth and its perils
George Will reviews Overruled co authored by Neil Gorsuch and Janie Nitze, arguing the explosion of federal statutes and regulations erodes the rule of law. The piece cites Caligula esque lengths of law, 5 000 plus federal crimes, and a culture of regulatory overreach. It highlights examples from licenses for animal acts to foster care policy debates and Madisonian warnings.
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Kennedy endorses Trump in surreal political partnership
Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Cynthia Allen notes that Robert F Kennedy Jr. quits the race and backs Donald Trump, linking Kennedy's activist past and mixed policy stance with a populist, conservative‑progressive platform. The alliance, aided by JD Vance, signals a stark two‑party shakeup as homeless voters loom and potential cross‑ticket dynamics emerge.
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