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Looking at historical data, two major surges in layoffs coincide with the Trump presidency, raising questions about the role of political strategies in economic shifts. While some speculate whether these layoffs are intentional attempts to slow or crash the economy, experts like Mitch argue that these are consequences of generational debt accumulation and systemic overextension — "wheels coming off," so to speak.
He emphasizes that the surge in joblessness is not solely a product of recent policy but rather the culmination of decades of debt-based expansion that eventually strains the economy’s capacity to sustain itself. The "United Act" and other fiscal policies today are seen as by-products of this debt-driven paradigm, leading to the erosion of corporate and government stability.