What New Entities Will Emerge

If we look at consumer dissatisfaction with the current crop of entities that provide most of our goods and services, we can predict some movement in some sectors.

 

What isn’t clear is whether or not new entities will succeed in replacing the current entities. I say entities, because I include services controlled by government like education, healthcare and government itself.  I also include private sector entities like organizations and corporations.

 

US voters are not fond of the US global corporations, because they supported globalization and all that it entails.  We are also not amused by our legislatures, courts and government agencies for their past disregard.

 

Voters want reform and believe the Trump Agenda is a good start, but we know that Congress is full of globalists and it will take tenacity to continue to attack bad laws and reckless spending. The Liberal vs Conservative battle lines are clear.

 

Liberal propaganda is becoming toxic. The NFL allowed anti-law enforcement propaganda to take the field and their fan-base shrank. Liberal cable news and liberal newspapers continue to shrink.

 

Even if Trump is able to keep his agenda moving, it will take time to restore household incomes. Many companies will add manufacturing facilities to the US after the corporate tax rate goes from 35% to 21%, but they won’t be everywhere.

 

Bi-lateral trade agreements will induce foreign owned companies to add jobs to the US through new plants and Exports, but it will take time to build new plants. But the timetable for returning jobs depends on US consumer demand. 

 

That is why Trump has called for a middle-class tax cut. Trump may sign an imperfect Bill to keep the momentum of the US economic recovery, but he will be back next year to fix the flaws.

 

If this current Bill results in increasing household incomes for US citizens at the lower end we will know it is working. If we see manufacturing operations return to rural counties to employ US citizens, we will be well on our way to restoring our economy.

 

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader