President Donald Trump is slashing tariffs, and it’s about time we saw some relief from the economic squeeze of 2025!
During a recent segment on Fox Business Network’s “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street,” former Trump Economic Adviser Stephen Moore laid out a promising roadmap for economic recovery, highlighting tariff reductions, potential Supreme Court rulings, and a broader stimulus plan.
For hardworking taxpayers, especially those in retail and manufacturing, this could mean tangible financial relief with rebate checks on the horizon if the Supreme Court invalidates certain tariffs from last year.
Let’s start with the big news: Trump has announced a rollback on many tariffs imposed in 2025, a move that could ease the burden on businesses struggling under those hefty fees.
Moore didn’t mince words, calling this a direct stimulus to jumpstart economic growth, and it’s hard to argue when you see how these costs have pinched small factories and shop owners.
Instead of bowing to the progressive agenda of endless taxation and regulation, this administration seems ready to let free markets breathe—a refreshing change.
Next up, there’s buzz about the Supreme Court possibly striking down some of those same 2025 tariffs, which would be a double win for industries hammered by compliance costs.
If this happens, expect the government to issue rebates to retail businesses and manufacturers—a nice chunk of change that could help them reinvest and hire.
Isn’t it about time we stopped punishing job creators and started rewarding them for keeping America’s engine running?
Moore, ever the optimist, shared his vision of a “triple play of stimulus” during the broadcast, and it’s worth unpacking for anyone skeptical of government promises.
“I call it the triple play of stimulus that is coming in the weeks to come. Number one is the fact that the people will see less money withheld from their paychecks because of the big, beautiful tax bill,” Moore said on Fox Business Network’s “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.”
“And that means people will have more affordability because they’ll have a bigger paycheck as a result of that. Number two, Trump just announced, in recent days and weeks, that a lot of those tariffs that were imposed in 2025 are going to come down. That, also, is a stimulus to the economy,” he continued.
Moore also tipped his hat to Trump’s knack for using tariffs as leverage, noting they’ve been a tool to secure better trade deals for American workers.
While some critics might scoff at this approach, let’s be real—playing hardball on trade has often been the only way to stop other nations from taking advantage of our markets.
As Moore put it, this is “the big story” with tariffs, and with a strong 2026 outlook on the horizon, perhaps it’s time for naysayers to admit when a strategy works.
