Subject: Re: Tarifs effect on markets
Regardless of politics, and he stop-and-go implementation, following effects seem to be reasonably plausible.
(Considering purely economic effects regardless of human cost (paid by Americans and foreigners both).)

Some tarriffs - basically an increase in consumption taxes, mostly hitting poor and middle class. Also, exports hurt due to retaliatory tariffs by others.

Some reduction in Federal workforce - same as above. Plus recessionary pressure - higher unemployment, less money to spend.

Alignment with Russia against Ukraine - maybe better trade deals (one hopes), less spending on NATO, net savings for US taxpayers.

No foreign aid (except to Israel) - net savings to US taxpayers.

Tax cuts for the rich - net recessionary as money goes into assets instead of spending.

Short term, lower budget deficit (likely paving way to more tax cuts), indeterminate effect on trade deficit but likely much lower as well. Long term, TBD.

It's only been 1.5 months since la revolución. Someone with a better crystal ball please correct me.