Some Trump administration officials and aides are stockpiling goods like toilet paper, food, and household supplies, anticipating economic fallout from Trump’s trade wars with China and other nations. A Trump aide admitted to hoarding supplies and stashing cash, citing the need to prepare for potential shortages and price spikes, while still supporting Trump’s tariffs for their promised long-term prosperity. This behavior reflects a broader panic among GOP elites, including Capitol Hill figures and donors, who fear the trade policies could tank the U.S. economy and hurt Republican approval ratings before the 2026 midterms.
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