The Trump Presidency Is Going Great

President Donald Trump's recent executive order revoking federal support for electric vehicles (EVs) has raised concerns about potential job losses in states that have benefited from the EV industry's growth. The rollback includes eliminating tax credits for EV purchases and halting funding for charging infrastructure, measures that have previously spurred investment and employment in manufacturing and related sectors. Ford was just about to open an EV plant here in my current state of Kentucky, but have the day you voted for I guess.

Well, well, well, if it isn’t the consequences of their own endorsements. The National Police Union, which proudly backed Trump, is now condemning him for pardoning Capitol rioters who attacked law enforcement on January 6. Shocking, right? Who could’ve predicted that aligning with someone who thrives on chaos and lawlessness might backfire? It’s a classic case of “we didn’t think the leopards would eat our faces,” but here we are. As they scramble to distance themselves from Trump’s latest move, one can’t help but wonder: was this their first clue, or just the most embarrassing one?

Alarming healthcare advocates, President Donald Trump has revoked several initiatives implemented by the previous administration to reduce prescription drug prices under Medicare and Medicaid. Among the rescinded measures were a $2 copay cap for generic medications and programs designed to lower costs for drugs granted accelerated FDA approval. Additionally, a program intended to assist Medicaid in affording expensive cell and gene therapies has been halted. Critics argue that these rollbacks could lead to increased out-of-pocket expenses for patients and strain public health programs. He's on government healthcare, what does he care?