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Veronique de Rugy

Arlington

Contributor at Freelance

Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University

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  • 1 day ago | ocregister.com | Veronique de Rugy

    When Donald Trump first campaigned in 2015, he capitalized on a potent narrative: that China’s rise gutted American manufacturing, leaving countless blue-collar communities devastated. Known now as the “China shock,” that idea paved the way for a dramatic resurgence in protectionism, culminating in sweeping tariffs including Trump’s controversial “Liberation Day” duties. Yet we continue to learn just how shaky the theory’s foundations are.

  • 1 day ago | yahoo.com | Veronique de Rugy

    When Donald Trump first campaigned in 2015, he capitalized on a potent narrative: that China's rise gutted American manufacturing, leaving countless blue collar communities devastated. Known now as the "China shock," that idea paved the way for a dramatic resurgence in protectionism, culminating in sweeping tariffs including Trump's controversial "Liberation Day" duties. Yet we continue to learn just how shaky the theory's foundations are.

  • 1 day ago | newsmax.com | Veronique de Rugy

    When Donald Trump first campaigned in 2015, he capitalized on a potent narrative: that China's rise gutted American manufacturing, leaving countless blue-collar communities devastated. Known now as the "China shock," that idea paved the way for a dramatic resurgence in protectionism, culminating in sweeping tariffs including Trump's controversial "Liberation Day" duties. Yet we continue to learn just how shaky the theory's foundations are.

  • 6 days ago | www2.ljworld.com | Veronique de Rugy

    The movie “The Big Short” — dramatizing the reckless behavior in the banking and mortgage industries that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis — captures much of Wall Street’s misconduct but overlooks a central player in the collapse: the federal government, specifically through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These two government-created and government-sponsored enterprises encouraged lenders to issue risky home loans by effectively making taxpayers cosign the mortgages.

  • 1 week ago | keysnews.com | Veronique de Rugy

    If you voted for Donald Trump last November because you believed he’d increase economic freedom, it’s safe to say you were fooled. Following a reckless tariff barrage, the White House and its allies are preparing a new wave of tax-code gimmickry that has more in common with progressive social engineering than pro-growth reform. And don’t forget a fiscal recklessness that mirrors the mistakes of the Left.

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Veronique de Rugy
Veronique de Rugy @veroderugy
23 May 25

RT @calebwatney: The U.S. has just 4% of the world’s population. China has 17%. Our superpower is that we can recruit the best and brighte…

Veronique de Rugy
Veronique de Rugy @veroderugy
22 May 25

Excellent and depressing by @jack_g_nicastro A Top Antitrust Enforcer Is Open To Prosecuting People Who Disagree With Him https://t.co/IvVy37uvpk via @reason

Veronique de Rugy
Veronique de Rugy @veroderugy
22 May 25

RT @ahardtospell: Proud of this quote in USA Today https://t.co/ya8OqM4b0h