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Reposting this in light of the new tariff announcements!

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I think I linked an interview with Yanis Varoufakis in the blog which gives some good insight – his website also has more good stuff on this and adjacent subjects. 

Congress only have oversight of tax revenue in the treasury, although tariffs are technically a tax – they aren’t a direct tax on the American people

Thx. Where can I find more info on this? My understanding is all money into the treasury is subject to congressional oversight. 

This treasury revenue is crucial for Trump, as he can spend it more freely than regular Government funds which are overseen by Congress. With a slim majority and at times flagging support from the Senate and the House, Trump will relish any funding vehicle he can access that does not require Congressional approval. So there's one clear win for Trump from the tariffs already.

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That was a great write-up, really appreciate you sharing.

Nice to see opinions that are differing to my own (i.e: he literally wants to just nuke the markets so it forces near-zero rates and the fed to start printing)