Updates | The Week of April 10, 2017

Ian Eppler // 4/16/17 // Topic Update

President Trump announced he no longer opposes the Export-Import Bank (WSJ).

David Graham, at The Atlantic, argues that President Trump’s changed position on the Export-Import Bank is just one example of recent changes that should call us to question his credibility.
Politico speculates President Trump may be moving toward more business-friendly, moderate policies.
Chris Cilizza, at CNN, believes President Trump’s changed positions are normal course of his negotiation tactics.

Federal Reserve appointments shouldn’t be politicized, urges Robert Rubin in the NYT.

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