Catherine Rampell
American economics journalist; economics editor at The Bulwark and an anchor at MS NOW, earlier an opinion columnist at The Washington Post and a reporter at The New York Times.
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Companies that answered Trump with gifts, praise and help with his policies were all shortsighted.
Their wordsTrump came to Corporate America hat in hand, flashing the loaded gun tucked in his waistband. Companies responded with gifts, praise, “donations,” and help with his lawless policies. Some capitulated reluctantly. Others collaborated gleefully. They were all shortsighted.
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Their wordsCorruption is truly a tax on capitalism
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Their wordsDonald Trump is robbing Americans blind, and even Republicans are starting to notice
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Authoritarian states keep ending up with the leader seizing control of scientific inquiry.
Their wordsIt really is striking how many authoritarian states have ended up in this exact same place, where the leader seizes control of scientific inquiry.
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Their wordsostensibly a Russia sanctions bill, but the sanctions provisions have no teeth and the new tariff authorities are enormous.
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Their wordswhen you're optimizing your military for bullshit like this (or Trump-friendlier aesthetics for warships, or higher testosterone levels, or whatever), it presumably means you're not optimizing for things like efficiency or lethality
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Their wordsHear me out. What if instead of selling food below cost to all comers at taxpayer expense, then using more taxpayer dollars to subsidize private companies that can't compete, we had a program targeting nutritional assistance just to the people who needed it, as a sort of supplement?