Former President Donald Trump will address the Economic Club of New York on Thursday, where he is expected to detail his pro-growth economic agenda for a second term. In 1962, Democratic President John F. Kennedy gave a powerful address to the same organization, making the case for tax cuts, which he argued would lead to more economic growth and ultimately more federal revenue, which is what happened.
Meanwhile, current Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris is proposing tax increases, even as the economy experiences sluggish growth and the government unsustainable annual deficits. Former Trump administration top economic advisor Larry Kudlow discussed Trump’s upcoming Economic Club address on his Fox Business program Tuesday.
“His key point, I believe, is going to be expand on the urgent need for more rapid supply-driven economic growth for middle America, for young people, for minorities, to help all of them climb the ladder of success,” he said.
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