Make America Wealthy Again--The Art of the Deal
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Make America Wealthy Again--Installment 7
How does a nation build wealth? How has President Trump created such vast national wealth in such a short period of time? Many Americans are unaware that first, foremost, and last these are philosophical questions, where philosophy indicates strategy and strategy indicates action. Wealth is not just the stock market, or business on Mainstreet, or the 40 acres of the family farm. President Trump's mastery of his economic philosophy served him extremely well prior to becoming our nation's leader. Integrating that same philosophy with MAGA principles has been phenomenally successful, though largely unheralded by the mainstream media and the Democrat party.
To deeply understand the MAGA pathway to America’s renewed wealth, the best step you can take is to read The Art of The Deal. Be it trade wars which President Trump is committed to winning, his negotiation with Democrats and those who oppose him from his own party on Capitol Hill, cutting onerous regulations to shreds, or canceling the redistribution of wealth by means of excessive taxation, our President lives by the principles he first documented in 1987.
The following rules come from Chapter 2, “The Elements of the Deal”:
1. Think Big
2. Protect the Downside and the Upside Will Take Care of Itself
3. Maximize Your Options
4. Know Your Market
5. Use Your Leverage
6. Enhance Your Location
7. Get the Word Out
8. Fight Back
9. Deliver the Goods
10. Contain the Costs
Now let’s apply these principles to today’s questions.
Think Big: When have we ever had a president who obsessed on our wealth, on America’s wealth? It was of course huge thinking on candidate Trump’s part to believe that he could win the presidency. Yet, the true bigness of Donald Trump’s thinking was always about America’s wealth. He believes in America, her workforce, her innovative prowess, and that each of us can build wealth if we choose. The heart behind his big thinking is obvious at every rally.
Protect the Downside and the Upside Will Take Care of Itself: The downside of the American wealth story is what we have experienced for decades. Exploding government, exploding waste, hollowed out cities, job devastation, and economic hardship in our major cities. Out-of-control, unlimited regulations were strangling us. From elevated stock prices and the rebounding real estate market, to the lowest unemployment numbers in decades across all sectors, to the benefits beginning to flow from corporate tax cuts and the repatriation of offshore cash stores . . . the upside is fantastically promising.
Maximize Your Options: For all of President Trump’s fiery speech, he is flexibly ready to sit down and meet with the other side. Be they the world leaders of our allies or enemy states, or the Democrats in Congress, he always maximizes his options. He’s tough enough to push for the absolute best deal for America, while adaptable enough to meet in the middle. NAFTA is a perfect example. He always said he would trash that agreement or renegotiate. We now have a more than favorable agreement in place with Mexico and continue to negotiate a positive deal with Canada. Even during discussions over the ridiculous Paris Climate Accord, President Trump offered to renegotiate before he exited the deal, precisely as he did with the Iran Nuclear Deal.
Know Your Market: Our President’s knowledge of what must happen to protect America’s markets is a national asset. Starting with steel and aluminum, he put the world on notice that America First meant protecting its own industries. Pulling out of disastrous multi-lateral deals and insisting on bi-lateral negotiations is a game changer for us. American work ethic and quality commitment, innovation and vision are without peer, and our financial leadership is the pivot point for the entire globe’s economy. Protecting our market is the economic leverage point that brought the MAGA Movement into existence. The sleeping giant of America’s economic might, now awakened, will never slumber again.
Use Your Leverage: The greatest source of leverage is the ability to walk away. No deal is so good that it has to be made. No deal is ever so necessary that, no matter how bad, it must be accepted. Failure to use leverage is the story of the past 50 years. No more. President Trump NEVER hesitates to walk away. America will now only make deals that benefit “America First,” leveraging all of our power and position.
Enhance Your Location: The very idea of “America First” can be looked at as following this principle. There can be no doubt that our nation holds the greatest real estate position on the face of the earth. Our two oceans have always protected us. Our vast lands and rivers, the waterways and the deserts, enormous wealth beneath our feet, great mountains soaring to the heavens and our harbors and safe ports, all this and so much more gives us the greatest location in the world. If we simply adhere to our own destiny, placing America First, we cannot go wrong.
Get the Word Out: When it comes to getting the word out, President Trump is the master. He employs the powerhouse combination of rallies and social media, along with the ratings power that no candidate in the history of America has ever enjoyed. Also, though, he makes promises-- he gives his word--and then fights all powers and opposition to keep his word.
Fight Back: Our mutual belief in a wealthy and strong America was cemented in 2001. When the World Trade Center--a symbol of our nation's economic prowess--was attacked and leveled, we understood the terrorist’s horrific message: “You may think your economic might is invulnerable but you are mistaken.”
The loss of life on American soil due to an enemy attack and the unimaginable destruction of property was a true wake-up call. The Institute for the Analysis of Global Security (IAGS) has attempted an accounting of the cost of the September 11 terrorist attack:
"Counting the value of lives lost as well as property damage and lost production of goods and services, losses . . . exceed $100 billion dollars. Including the loss in stock market wealth--the market's own estimate arising from expectations of lower corporate profits and higher discount rates for economic volatility--the price tag approaches $2 trillion dollars."
And the IAGS’s numbers do not count the cost of forming a new department of the federal government--the Department of Homeland Security. Our very safety as citizens and as a sovereign nation clearly depends on tremendous wealth.
Each and every working American is engaged in creating the basis of that wealth. We workers are, in our own way, economic warriors. Without the wealth that we in sum create, we would not be able to come back, financially, from such a devastating loss. We could not afford our military nor the protections that our safety requires.
President Trump understands this and it is his intent to do everything within his power to prevent but prepare for the worst possible scenario. To do that he has tapped into his own life experience.
Deliver the Goods: Since 1776, America has always delivered the goods, first by winning independence from the greatest empire in the history of the world. We figured out how to end slavery in 1863. We delivered transformational assistance in each of the World Wars, absolutely saving freedom in the world. We delivered against the Soviet Union during the Cold War and have learned how to defeat evil the world round since 2001. Our economy has created the world’s economy and our technology has created the world’s technological basis. No one delivers more than America.
Contain the Costs: Freedom isn’t free, we know. But it is an extraordinary bargain compared to the alternative. We must never be afraid to pay every necessary cost for our freedom. But, we must also never grow complacent, thinking we have infinite resources. Who could have imagined that ancient Rome would ever become bankrupt? Yet it did. So also with all the greatest empires that followed. The surest way to break a nation is to waste its resources. In Making America both Wealthy Again, and Great Again, we will contain our costs by utilizing the resources our nation has been endowed with, such as oil and natural gas. Self-sufficiency is a smart and remunerative move.
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