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On any given day, Groundwork's analyses, op-eds, reports, and commentary are featured in leading publications and on the most influential news programs and podcasts.
"You look at Turkey, where, if you are introducing interest rate movements that shake credibility in the central bank, but then also ignore the actual economic conditions that we are in, these tend to go poorly overall," said Alex Jacquez, the chief of policy and advocacy at the left-leaning Groundwork Collaborative and a former economic advisor in the Biden administration.
“I spoke with Alex Jacquez… ‘All of these moves that Trump is making, that is shaking confidence in the U.S., is only going to drive up interest rates… which is going to filter through the rest of the economy and hit people in their mortgages and credit cards.’”
Alex Jacquez, former White House National Economic Council official during the Biden administration, calls President Donald Trump's action "a politically motivated hit job against Lisa Cook."
Lindsay Owens joined CBS Evening News in a segment on how rental car company Hertz is using AI to squeeze consumers where she discussed how consumers are pushing back on Hertz for using AI to scan cars for damage, slapping hundreds of dollars in administration and processing fees on top of alleged damage claims.
Groundwork Collaborative today announced Charisma L. Troiano as its new Chief of Communications.
The evidence for millionaire tax flight is scant.
Zohran Mamdani wants to make New York more affordable by raising taxes on the city’s millionaires. History shows they won’t leave.
Kitty Richards penned an op-ed in MSNBC on Trump’s attacks against Fed independence.
Each week brings more concerning economic news for American families as we enter the seventh month of Trump’s second presidential term.
As Republicans continue to run away from facing their constituents, the Trump administration is attempting to rebrand its failing budget law.