Tariff revenue alone holds the potential to nearly cover the entire estimated federal deficit over the next decade resulting from President Trump’s signature legislation, or perhaps could produce surpluses should interest rates come down significantly, lowering the cost burden to service the national debt and/or if the economy grows faster than the CBO’s estimates – as it did following President Trump’s 2017 tax cuts.

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Let us stand united in support of our law enforcement officers. Back the badge, share their stories, and show them they are not alone. They need our gratitude and encouragement just as much as we need their protection. Together, we can honor the fallen by ensuring their sacrifices are never forgotten.

This week Spirit warned that it may not be able to survive the year and the company that was once worth $3.8 billion to JetBlue is now worth only $50 million on the open market. What’s more is that industry analysts are already saying that the net effect of this will be higher prices – given that Spirit was the lowest cost carrier and there’s likely to be less competition.

Just for drill I ran a probability for the same economists to miss as they did in 2021, at the level that they did, and in 2025 at the level and direction that they have and what came back was that the odds are effectively zero.

Yes, premiums are still expensive, however premium renewals are now commonly dropping and as more of the problems that led to the crisis, particularly legacy litigation left in the system, works it’s way out – there's likely to continue to be continued additional options and continued lower prices on the way.

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President Trump increasingly looks correct when he suggests Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and the Fed at large is “Too Late” when it comes to lower interest rates.

So the question isn’t about whether the previous census was accurate. It’s about whether the errors were intentional or unintentional.

Interview: The Impact of the BBB to You, A New Census & Everglades Restoration w/Rep. Brian Mast