Why Trump’s 10% Credit Card Rate Cap Is a Dangerous Mistake
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Why Trump’s 10% Credit Card Rate Cap Is a Dangerous Mistake
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In this episode of Good for America, I explain why President Trump’s proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% is a serious mistake and a dangerous move toward price controls and big government.While I believe Trump has done many great things for this country, this policy reflects a troubling trend: using government power to control the free market instead of fixing the real problem — runaway government spending.We break down why price-fixing never works, how this would restrict access to credit, eliminate rewards, and hurt consumers, and why Republicans must stop drifting toward populist, big-government policies.We also discuss the 2026 midterms, the reality of 2028, and why conservatives must act boldly now — cut spending, shrink government, and pass real legislation while we still have the chance.If we care about preserving the Republic, we must stay loyal to principle — not to personalities.Subscribe, rate, and share Good for America — and let’s keep the Republic.