at the helm to address serious economic tailwinds should they happen. By the time the moron is convinced of having to do something to resolve the issues, it'll be too late. Just like last time w/ COVID.
This time around, we have Measles hitting but I don't really see a tremendous backlash of Measles, a lot of us in our youth received the shots for Measles. But it'll still make a splash (Measles).
Trade is down (or will be worse than it ever has been (and this has hit literally every Country in the world, so who's going to be left to still trade w/ us?). US tourism is down big time. So, lots of areas in the Country are now impacted by the lack of tourism dollars, which translates into job losses of entire industries who supported the tourism trade in all manners, shapes and forms (restaurants, hotels, tourist hotspots, airlines and other transportation modes, etc.). I suspect that even the great American summer tradition of families traveling for the summer, will find that national parks are probably still closed (and no one is working there anymore), and lots of the usual tourist spots will be closed as fewer and fewer attractions are still open.
And who can't deny that immigrants have fulfilled a key job niche, in mowing our yards/landscaping, cleaning homes, working at restaurants etc.? Key industries here will find that they are having severe problems in fulfilling empty job slots.
The US Dollar is under stress, and will be soon priced lower, making our imports (gas, etc.) more expensive (and other imports too). Domestic spending by the Fed will be lower too, w/ the chainsaw effect by tRUMP and thugs across the entire federal budget, which will cross into state budgets too, thus governments, formerly a bastion of spending, will be cutting back on spending too.
tRUMP is a walking disaster area, and will remain so until someone at the top, multiple people say and do something before it's too late.
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