The New York Times editorial “Trump Is Treating the Economy Like His Family Business” highlights a serious concern: Donald Trump governs with the instincts of a businessman protecting his own brand, not the responsibility of a president. Short-term gains and loyalty tests may work in a family enterprise, but applied to the U.S. economy, they threaten stability and public trust.
Our country needs policies grounded in transparency, long-term planning, and fiscal responsibility—not impulsive moves that risk jobs, markets, and the livelihoods of millions of Americans. Treating the federal government as a personal enterprise undermines institutions designed to safeguard economic stability and fairness.Leadership requires foresight and accountability. The stakes are too high to allow personal ambition to override the public good. Americans deserve an economy managed for the nation, not for one individual’s interests.
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