> 1. gas under $2.00 very difficult. the oil exists, but new fracking operations take time. he could try reducing fuel taxes, but states have their own so that would mean persuading every state government to give up revenue. > 2. lower grocery prices also very difficult given that he wants to introduce tariffs, which tend to increase both prices and wages. > 3. a 50% decrease in car insurance changes to regulations could increase competition and reduce premiums. 50% is quite ambitious though. > 4. landlords will reduce rent > 5. home prices will go down by far the easiest. swift action to reduce the immigration rate (possibly combined with shitlibs fleeing to canada) will in turn reduce pressure on the housing market. if that isn't sufficient there are a number of tax incentives he might try, such additional tax on empty buildings or tax breaks for new residential construction. if he wants to be really based he could go full georgist with a federal land value tax. > 6. sub 3% interest rates depends on how much control he can exert over the fed. if he goes full ron paul nuclear option anything is possible. > 7. no tax on social security > 8. no tax on tips > 9. no tax on overtime > 12. lower taxes for families making under $200,000 depends on the backing of congress. as long as the rinos don't have too much control he should be fine. > 10. end of the ukraine war in january > 11. end of conflict in israel completely plausible given us military resources available. as long as he maintains a strong negotiating position and doesn't delegate the process to any zionist shills he should be fine. on balance i would be he achieves 7 out of 12, with significant movement on a few others.
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