Trump Accidentally Wrecks His Own Case for Tariffs in 3 Crazed Tirades - The DSR Network

Supreme Court should ignore Trump. Tariffs haven’t rescued US economy

The logic is not merely misleading – it is economically illiterate. What is being presented as economic strategy is political theatre.

Trump Accidentally Wrecks His Own Case for Tariffs in 3 Crazed Tirades - The DSR Network

The Supreme Court is about to rule on Donald Trump’s tariffs, which lower courts deem illegal. But guess what: Trump himself has badly undermined his own case for them. He’s claimed broad tariff powers by absurdly declaring trade deficits an economic emergency. But he keeps admitting to other rationales for them. In a crazed tirade in Davos, he said he threatened …

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Trump is 'wrapped in his own delusion' on economic retaliation tactics: analyst

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to respond to President Donald Trump's claim that a national emergency justified his drastic tariff moves. However, the Constitution allocates tariff-regulation power to Congress, not the presidency.The New Republic's Greg Sargent spoke with MS NOW's Steve Benen on Monday morning, noting that Trump’s own words may be the strongest case against his tariff powers. The two analysts argued that Trump has…

Trump Accidentally Wrecks His Own Case for Tariffs in 3 Crazed Tirades

The Supreme Court is about to rule on Donald Trump’s tariffs, which lower courts deem illegal. But guess what: Trump himself has badly undermined his own case for them. He’s claimed broad tariff powers by absurdly declaring trade deficits an economic emergency. But he keeps admitting to other rationales for them. In a crazed and truly bizarre tirade in Davos, he said he hiked tariffs on Switzerland partly because a female leader’s voice annoyed …

Trump’s Tariff Chaos, Supreme Court Can’t Stop U.S. Trade Turmoil

Tariff uncertainty for small businesses isn’t going away anytime soon, regardless of how the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately rules on President Donald Trump’s authority to impose import duties, a supply chain expert warns. Tariffs have been a cornerstone of Trump’s second‑term economic strategy. Last April, he implemented a sweeping tariff regime that placed at least a 10 percent import tax on goods from virtually every major U.S. trading partner.…