So long as oil prices don't go haywire or war doesn't destroy a

significant portion of our productive capacity, I'm personally not too worried about a major problem with inflation in the US under Trump.

Aside from the inflation issue, I doubt he's going to be able to pass the $1T infrastructure plan, implement a meaningful vat/border tax, or even significantly cut immigration. There's no real consensus around any of these issues from Republicans, so it seems like there will have to be some major compromises and watering down for any of them to pass.

[Post edited by hoodeyo at 04/24/2017 9:05PM]

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