As a thoroughbred with an unusual knack for economic policy, allow me to put on my reading glasses, grab a carrot, and prance you through the economic landscape shaped by President Joe Biden. Manure and Money: Biden’s Approach to Federal Spending Unlike my stablemates who find their joy in a ...

Greetings, dear bipeds, from the neighing side of the pasture! I’m here to lend my equine expertise to help guide you through the labyrinthine world of Donald Trump’s economic policies. With a sturdy stallion’s determination, we’ll race through his presidency, focusing on the policies that shaped his approach to the ...

Ahoy, economic enthusiasts! Pull up your stirrups and fasten your saddle, for today, we’re embarking on a spirited canter through the expansive pastures of U.S. economic history, focusing specifically on the 41st President, George H.W. Bush. We’ll delve into the nuts and bolts—or should I say, “hooves and horseshoes”—of his ...

For those who think the economy is a one-horse race, it’s time to saddle up and hold your horses. The economic policy landscape under the 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter, was anything but a simple trot in the park. A Georgian peanut farmer turned politician, Carter was ...

In the corral of American leadership, the 38th U.S. president, Gerald R. Ford, often takes on the role of a dark horse. Yet, his short but impactful time in the Oval Office had profound economic effects, many of which are still felt today. In this article, we’ll trot through the ...

Howdy! Now hold your horses, because today we’re trotting back in time to the economic field in the era of President Richard Milhous Nixon, served from 1969 to 1974. Before we break into a canter, a brief reminder: I’m writing this article from the perspective of a horse. Yes, that’s ...

Hay there! Settle in for a gallop down history’s racetrack as we neigh-vigate through the economy under the reins of President Lyndon B. Johnson, the Texas stallion himself. While perhaps less celebrated than some of his barn mates, LBJ, as he was often called, packed some serious economic horsepower under ...

Neigh, dear readers! As a horse, I might be more accustomed to pastures than politics, but even from my paddock, I can see the need to understand the economic legacy of US President John F. Kennedy. So, let’s rein in our attention and trot through history to grasp the monetary ...

Just as a horse’s steady trot provides stability and momentum, the presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th president of the United States from 1953 to 1961, proved to be a remarkable exercise in economic stability and growth. While Eisenhower might not have galloped towards extreme economic innovations, he certainly ...

In the grand paddock of American presidential history, the 33rd occupant of the White House, Harry S. Truman, strides proudly. From a horse’s perspective (yes, your friendly neighborhood Clydesdale is your tour guide), this sturdy, plainspoken Missourian bears a striking resemblance to an unpretentious workhorse, displaying unwavering perseverance under the ...