His VP is a fiscal conservative.
His list of judges are very conservative.
His cabinet selections thus far are very conservative.
And his promise to cut taxes and roll back the power of the left's regulatory state indicate he's more pro-market than pro-state.
Donald Trump Picks GOP Oil Industry Ally, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, to Lead EPA
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...p-oil-industry-ally-scott-pruitt-lead-n693231
DRILL, BABY, DRILL!
Mind you, if I were POTUS, I would shut down the EPA altogether, but then I'm more pro-free market than Milton Friedman.
His VP is a fiscal conservative.
His list of judges are very conservative.
His cabinet selections thus far are very conservative.
And his promise to cut taxes and roll back the power of the left's regulatory state indicate he's more pro-market than pro-state.
Donald Trump Picks GOP Oil Industry Ally, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, to Lead EPA
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...p-oil-industry-ally-scott-pruitt-lead-n693231
DRILL, BABY, DRILL!
Mind you, if I were POTUS, I would shut down the EPA altogether, but then I'm more pro-free market than Milton Friedman.
I rest my case.
He's less statist than modern Democrats obviously. But that isn't setting the bar very high.
If he got his way, he would spend a trillion dollars on pork barrel spending. The entire GDP of the economy is 18 trillion, so he wants to inject 5.5% of deficit spending into the economy. Even Hillary's plan was like 1/4th the size of this. There is only really 1 thing to call that.
As far as Pence goes
At the conference, Pence defended the arrangement by declaring that "the free market has been sorting it out and America's been losing." After which, according to The New York Times, President-elect Donald Trump cut in to agree, saying, "Every time, every time."
Calling government problems a "free market failure" is straight liberal playbook 101.
If he got his way, he would spend a trillion dollars on pork barrel spending. The entire GDP of the economy is 18 trillion, so he wants to inject 5.5% of deficit spending into the economy. Even Hillary's plan was like 1/4th the size of this. There is only really 1 thing to call that.
As far as Pence goes
At the conference, Pence defended the arrangement by declaring that "the free market has been sorting it out and America's been losing." After which, according to The New York Times, President-elect Donald Trump cut in to agree, saying, "Every time, every time."
Calling government problems a "free market failure" is straight liberal playbook 101.
