tayef khan

Trump wants the credit not the blame for U.S economy

Trump Wants the Credit, but Not the Blame, for the U.S. Economy Former President Donald Trump has long positioned himself as the architect of America's economic prosperity. During his first term, he championed tax cuts, deregulation, and a robust stock market as hallmarks of his economic agenda. Upon returning to office in 2025, Trump has continued to claim credit for positive economic indicators, such as job growth and stock market gains. However, he has also been quick to attribute any economic downturns to the policies of his predecessor, President Joe Biden. This selective ownership of economic outcomes raises questions about the complexities of economic policy and the challenges of attributing success or failure to any single administration.