Trump vows 15% corporate tax and taps Musk for federal audit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Government efficiencyTrump on Thursday also vowed to establish a government task force to review federal expenditures, an idea recommended by Musk, the Tesla Inc. and SpaceX chief executive officer who is the world's richest person.
51% : "We want to make our goods in America and most of them we can," Trump said.
48% : "Musk, in a conversation with Trump on X last month, called for a federal task force to ensure that taxpayer money is spent effectively and pitched himself for a role in that effort.
47% : Trump said the commission would be "tasked with conducting a complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government and making recommendations for drastic reforms.
40% : "When Trump was president, he sought to reduce the corporate rate from 35% to 15%, but ultimately landed on 21% after pressure from Republicans to pare back the cuts to allow for more tax benefits for households.
37% : "I am promising low taxes, low regulations, low energy costs, low interest rates, secure borders, low, low, low crime," Trump said Thursday at the Economic Club of New York in what was billed as a major address on the economy, drawing a contrast with his Democratic rival Kamala Harris.
24% : "Trump often boasts about how many regulations were cut during his term as president after signing an executive order shortly after taking office ordering that at least two regulations had to be identified to be repealed whenever a new one was proposed.
12% : Trump said Musk, who has endorsed the former president and criticized Harris on his social media platform, could lead that commission.

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