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President Trump’s top adviser Jason Miller says the new administration is focused on rebuilding America’s economy after years of decline. Miller slammed Joe Biden’s policies for causing inflation and driving up prices. He argued Trump’s bold tariffs and tax cuts will create jobs, lower costs, and bring manufacturing back to U.S. soil.
Miller explained that Trump’s tariffs are forcing other countries to negotiate fair trade deals. Over 50 nations have already reached out to discuss terms, showing the strategy is working. He called this a “reset” after decades of bad deals that hurt American workers. The goal is to make things in America again while keeping foreign products out unless they play by our rules.
The Biden administration left America with soaring prices and weak energy production, according to Miller. Trump’s plan cuts regulations to lower oil costs and rolls back reckless spending that fueled inflation. Miller said Trump’s tax cuts will spark growth, unlike Biden’s policies that made groceries and gas unaffordable for families.
New tariffs might worry Wall Street billionaires, but Miller says they’re necessary to protect regular workers. He accused elites like Jamie Dimon and Bill Ackman of putting profits over people. “If tariffs were so bad, why do other countries use them against us?” Miller asked. Trump’s team believes prioritizing U.S. factories will strengthen national security and middle-class jobs.
Critics claim tariffs could raise prices, but Miller insists costs will fall as American production rebounds. He pointed to falling oil prices and interest rates as early wins. The administration says Biden’s green energy mandates and anti-drilling policies made energy expensive, while Trump’s deregulation is already helping.
Miller highlighted that Trump’s tax cuts in 2017 boosted the economy without worsening deficits. He promised even bigger cuts now to make U.S. businesses the most competitive globally. Companies that manufacture here will get special tax breaks, while those outsourcing face penalties.
Some foreign leaders are angry about the tariffs, but Miller says that’s proof Trump’s approach works. “They wouldn’t be mad if we weren’t winning,” he stated. The administration welcomes negotiations but won’t back down until deals favor American workers.
Miller closed by saying Trump’s policies will reverse decades of failure from both parties. He promised a future where America leads in industry, innovation, and wealth. “We’re done being everyone’s doormat,” Miller said. “This is how we make America strong again.”
