bill, but of course that s not going to help in the short term. in the intermediate term, what the president is trying to do is smooth out kinks in the supply chain by getting ports operating 24/7, by getting truck transmission of those goods to market and to factories accelerated, expanding the number of trucker and drivers licenses, maybe dropping the age of ability from truckers from 21 to 18 if they can resolve safety concerns across the government, semiconductors, as well, trying to ease those kinks because those are fueling inflation, which is an increasing problem for americans, a problem for the president s political standing. one fascinating thing that is moving in the background, guys, is that more significant and immediate than anything the president can do on the supply chain front, that can have a marginal impact, would be if he lifts those tariffs on chinese goods that president trump imposed. the challenge, though, is that
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