
Trump Is Totally Ignoring the Working Class That Voted For Him

President Trump’s policies, particularly tariffs, are driving up the cost of school supplies and other goods that average Americans use regularly, according to Julie Margetta Morgan, president of the Century Foundation. And by rolling back populist policies adopted by Joe Biden and passing plutocratic economic legislation, Trump will do even more damage to the pocketbooks of Americans, Morgan said in the latest edition of Right Now With Perry Bacon. She argued that it’s critical for politicians to focus on affordability issues, offering solutions but also identifying corporations and other entities who are causing the problems. She defended Biden’s efforts to forgive college debt and argued that Trump’s attacks on elite colleges are intended to make them essentially schools for white wealthy kids. You can watch this conversation here.
Daily Life Under Trump 2.0 with Julie Margetta Morgan by The New Republic
Right Now With Perry Bacon 🎙️ | TNR live on Substack
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