Trump's first year as President looked like a home run for business. Then things got complicated

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Several key provisions, including that one, are scheduled to sunset at the end of 2025 unless Congress acts, so Trump will spend much of his first year in office on taxes, just as he did in his previous first year in office.
57% : The lessons from Trump 1.0 are clear.
48% : Small business owners rejoiced when Trump won, but their optimism, as surveyed by the National Federation of Independent Business, began to slump substantially two years later.
42% : Under Trump: $65 billion.Cutting taxes was much harder, achievable only because Republicans held majorities in both chambers of Congress.

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