Eye On The Market From Here to Eternity
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Feb 13, 2025 The podcast takes a deep dive into the intense shifts in U.S. politics, drawing intriguing parallels with the past. It examines the emotional public responses to economic policies and the potential for rapid changes ahead of the midterms. There's a thorough analysis of how government actions might impact the economy and the legal landscape, including insights on the constitutionality of these policies. The discussion also covers the complexities of recent executive orders and the ongoing judicial challenges, shedding light on the contentious debates in Washington.
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Eisenhower's Deportations
- Eisenhower deported about a million people in 1954.
- Less than two years later, deportations dropped by over 95% due to dwindling support.
McKinley's Tariffs
- McKinley pushed for tariff increases in 1890, leading to a spike in inflation.
- This resulted in Republicans losing over 100 House seats in the 1890 midterms.
Wilson's U-Turn
- Woodrow Wilson campaigned in 1916 on keeping the US out of World War I.
- Six months later, he asked Congress for a declaration of war.