But it’s unclear whether his administration would aggressively defend against legal challenges seeking to restrict access to abortion pills, including mifepristone, as the Biden administration has done. Abortion advocates continue to wage legal battles over the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the drug as well as the agency’s loosening of prescribing restrictions. Trump is also unlikely to enforce Biden’s guidelines that hospitals provide abortions to women who have medical emergencies, even in banned states.

Trump’s tax policies lean heavily in favor of corporations and the wealthiest Americans. This is mainly due to his promise to extend his 2017 tax overhaul, with some notable changes, including lowering the corporate tax rate to 15% from the current 21%. It also involves reversing Democratic President Joe Biden’s income tax hikes on the richest Americans and eliminating the Inflation Reduction Act levies that fund energy measures to combat climate change.

Despite these policies, Trump has placed greater emphasis on new proposals aimed at working- and middle-class Americans: exempting earned tips, Social Security wages and overtime pay from income taxes. . It’s worth noting, however, that his tipping proposal, depending on how Congress might write it, could provide a backdoor tax break to high earners by allowing them to reclassify part of their wages as tips — a prospect that in the future Best-case scenario, the extreme could see hedge fund managers or high-profile lawyers profiting from a policy that Trump presents as being designed for restaurant servers, bartenders and other service workers.

Trump’s stance on international trade is to be wary of global markets because he sees them as harming U.S. interests. He proposes tariffs of 10 to 20 percent on foreign goods – and has mentioned even higher percentages in some speeches. He promises to reinstate an August 2020 executive order requiring the federal government to purchase “essential” drugs only from U.S. companies. He pledges to block purchases of “all vital infrastructure” in the United States by Chinese buyers.