The Tarriff "Pause" Does Not Look Good For Trump

This is not just a rule in Politics, but it also is something very near and dear to us Prussians, as it concerns Prussian Policy-making and also even matters relating to International Policy.

But, the thing is, when it comes to decision-making, for better or worse, once the decision is made, it must be executed.

It cannot just be executed and then "rescinded" on a Moment's notice.

Such actions are not only cowardly and lead to volatile outcomes and unwanted consequences, but they also demonstrate a sense of weakness and uncertainty to Foreign Nations witnessing such hesistancy or reversal off course.

I do not support the Tarriffs measures, I understand what Trump is trying to do or thinks he will achieve by enabling them, but unless we had an abundance of manufacturing and build the top tier products in the world that are envied by others, the Tarriffs will only make things worse in the long run, even for short-term gains.

Once an action is decided upon, it's really foul and bad form to try to push it through and then reverse course out of nowhere. In fact, this type of execution will leave you even worse off in the position both before you started to execute, and even worse off generally compared to leaving the policy in motion, even if it were a bad choice.

This makes America look even weaker and is really showing further how hollowed out it is as a country with such incompetent, greedy leadership.

Generally speaking, a Government must heed course, once it has decided upon something, and this is even true down to matters of War and many other issues.

Even Bismarck would be outraged to see reckless political decisions like this that are suddenly "abandoned" and this also is why I am withdrawing most, not all, but most of my Involvement in the Political Sphere and reporting on most Political Events.

Because the News changes at a moment's notice or what I might even say turns out to be a lie because of how badly it ages.

If I told you about the Trump Tarriffs that were to go in effect on April 2nd, after an already "earlier pause", good thing I did not bank on it going through on that day or speak of it from a standpoint of where it was set in stone, otherwise it would make me appear as a Liar. There are a lot of other events that take place in similar manner as well, since Politics these days is all about Chaos and getting the public to react.

The Markets are now all over the place with the sudden shifting of news along with retalitory effects of China imposing their return tarriffs. There are no doubt some real schemers in the system who are "cashing in" on all the losses that have been mounting, especially in the last week along, nevermind the start of Trump's Term with stocks and so forth.

Also, I'm sure some of you have heard, but "frictions" are also emerging massively behind Donald Trump and Elon Musk. They aren't seeing eye to eye on a whole bunch of things, and that's no surprise to me.

I believe what Trump is doing is trying to bite off far more than he can chew with the power of the United States, because not only is the United States not in the most primary position for Power Negotiation, but the Office of Presidency also does not admit such powers to the sitting President.

Democratic Forms of government are always set to self-cannibalize themselves in the end, and you know you've reached the end once the government loses its grip on being able to make its policies actually work and become effective, whether it was the War on Drugs, or claims of reducing the Deficit or Federal Spending, or Bringing Manufacturing Back.

None of it has happened.

The thing is, what bodes far worse about something like this Tarriff issue, even if it means that it's Trump's Billionaire Club Buddies, so-to-speak, who would be benefiting is that both the Peasant Class and the Billionaire Class who would be more hopeful, will become angered over it.

These type of policies only harm a leader's position and reputation in governance.