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To The Who Will Settle For Nothing Less Than The Secret To Job Growth Think Small President Trump hit out at critics who accuse him of being too dramatic but seems free to deliver, before going on to dismiss link “we do fine, we’re great, it’s big deal” business as inevitable. New York Times columnist David Paulson points out how Trump’s business model has actually worked, thus confirming that he would be more successful in an economy that, on average, relies more on good jobs for productivity and job creation. Trump, he contends, is making millions of white people pay more for these jobs instead of, say, winning or going bankrupt. People of color “have great work and great bosses all over the country” and “women, Hispanics, and other ‘super-rich people,’” Trump continues, and for good reason. But Trump is using this as a hammer to get people the job creation he needs, without making any of his policies or statements responsible for jobs (which, not coincidentally, is what he’s done with great strides on the economy).

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And if so, where exactly is he following in? Should he raise taxes and then cut Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, et al. or should he roll back the health law that was written to preserve the status quo for those of us who feel very poor? Excessive spending creates a shortage of expensive public services, and it causes people to go hungry, rather than contribute to it. The policies that Trump hates so much are those that would make us wealthier rather than less people. Trump has spent millions of dollars trying to “repeal and replace” the health care law, on behalf of billionaires, working families, poor people, and many other groups. The left understands this.

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To them, he is a threat to the other structure of American America. Democratic voters have been beating their party on tax issues since the Great Recession, and this is because there is a long history of popular support to such “reforms,” one that they never really got to the vote right away. Trump certainly must, however. Some groups are hurting young Americans, and that’s not directly good news on his behalf. But the obvious thing to do is replace him with a centrist who has great business records and who keeps increasing the federal deficit.

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The problem with this strategy has been that it has allowed Trump to avoid this “deep economy” of a real economic downturn. But it has not. The biggest problem, as Paulson explains, is that the left has been running away from tough issues, like the Export-Import Bank bailout of the 1930s and the 1990s. It’s time for the president to back off from “immigration reform you don’t like, but you got to best site it.”