Unidentified Speaker — Something's Going to Break, We Don't Know What [SiGD6eWWRJw]
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EV subsidy elimination is the most likely energy bill reversal; the $7,500 tax credit for EV purchase, which Semolist received for a plug-in hybrid Jeep Wrangler that gets 19 miles on electric charge and has had multiple recalls including one for spontaneous explosion hazard, exemplifies subsidy design problems.
Every incumbent around the globe lost their seat in 2024 because voters voted for change, and it doesn't matter that inflation was subsiding—the rate of change was subsiding if you tried to sell that message it would have been counterproductive because people would say 'my burrito is $14 and I don't want to pay that much anymore.'
Democrats blew the inflation narrative according to Nick Somas, with Biden proposing a $1.9 trillion stimulus bill in January 2021 on top of a $900 billion COVID relief bill, representing massive fiscal overload at a time when stimulus was no longer necessary and would inevitably create inflation.
If office buildings are converted into apartments, NYC can certainly handle more people; the city hasn't grown in years and could accommodate additional population, but currently faces the opposite problem of miniature tenderloin districts forming when office buildings sit empty with vacant street-level retail.
RFK Jr. and Matt Gaetz appointments raise questions about whether they are for shock value, payback (Musk swung 500,000 people to Trump), or other motives; they could be 'stunts' that get headlines and crush biotech/healthcare stocks, particularly those with vaccine exposure like Moderna.
The theory that Gaetz is a 'head fake'—put forward so Democrats say no to at least one controversial nominee, allowing Trump to claim victory—is plausible; this structure would allow everyone to feel they got something (GOP claims victory in forcing demurrals, Democrats get to reject one nominee).
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