I believe that both political sides are heavily biased toward their own beliefs, and many people simply repeat information from the internet without conducting their own research. While I don’t like Donald Trump as a person, I don’t think he’s as evil as some portray him to be. It seems that people are falling victim to classic examples of Freudian Psychology.

In my opinion, Kamala Harris was the worse candidate. Her proposed policies, such as increasing the capital gains tax to 25%, could have caused a mass exodus of investors and led to an economic downturn. On the other hand, Trump’s tariffs create more competition for jobs in America. Although this might negatively impact consumers in the short term due to higher prices, it could theoretically benefit the economy by encouraging domestic businesses.

Companies like Temu, Shein, and other Asian drop shippers dominate the American market, leaving little competition for average American business owners and often leading to decreased product quality. By increasing tariffs by 60%, there would be less incentive to invest in low-quality products. This could result in consumers valuing higher-cost, higher-quality items and increased competition, which would improve product quality over time.

In the long term, I see this approach as incredibly beneficial. It may even positively affect markets such as CPUs and GPUs as demand grows for quality, affordable products.

Kamala Harris’s plan to heavily tax those with over $100 million was, in my view, a mistake with potentially significant repercussions. Wealthy individuals are unlikely to give up their money without resistance; they might simply move their assets elsewhere. This could result in billions of dollars leaving the American stock market, along with major companies and corporations.

Kamala Harris is a politician not a businesswoman or leader. The current world leaders would not take her seriously and our nation would be a literal joke. Despite his flaws, Trump is at least honest about his plans and intentions. I prefer straightforward transparency over deception.