Tariffs and Presidential Power
Senator Markwayne Mullin discusses the power of tariffs given to the president by Congress due to their slow process and the need for quick reactions to market changes.
Key Points
- Congress granted power on tariffs to the president due to their slow pace
- Tariffs require quick reactions to market dynamics
- Concerns about potential abuse of power by future presidents
Pros
- Ability to react quickly to market changes
- Efficiency in decision-making process
Cons
- Potential for abuse by future presidents
- Lack of congressional oversight