For over a month, Donald Trump has threatened to impose significant tariffs on Canada and Mexico, the United States’ two biggest trading partners. Now it seems that the reckoning day has arrived.
The president runs the risk of hurting the US economy, which is the topic that Americans claim to care about the most, by raising prices for consumers and businesses in the coming months as a result of his broad tariffs, which also target China.
Last November, voters’ top concerns were the economy and inflation, which Trump pledged to resolve when he swept back to the White House, in part because of lingering resentment over skyrocketing costs during the Biden administration.
Trump can confidently claim that he has fulfilled many of his most notable campaign pledges, such as eliminating federal employment, enforcing immigration laws more strictly, and recognizing only two sexes.
However, there hasn’t been any noticeable movement on inflation under the new Trump administration. The exorbitant cost of eggs has been a constant reminder. Additionally, the expense of the everyday staple for many Americans has put inflation at the forefront of voters’ thoughts, even though the mass killing of chickens in reaction to avian flu has played a significant role.
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