Well, howdy there, Internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's tariff refund and MTG calling out his failure.

Trump's first major tariff scheme failed miserably, and now the U.S. is on the hook for more than $160 billion in refunds,

plus interest. That won't be a small amount. The Trump administration opened a portal

so companies could attempt to get their money back. U.S. Customs and Border Protection

rolled out the claims filing portal,

which is called the Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries, or Cape. Trade Attorney

Matthew Selgman of Greyhawk Law said that importers, quote,

are pessimistic that the government is going to make this easy.

They're anticipating that the government is going to make it as difficult as possible to get their money back.

That's not exactly an unfounded belief.

Trump isn't exactly well known for paying his bills.

Some got a little boost to their spirits after the rollout started,

and the explanations made it sound relatively simple.

There were minor glitches,

but early reports seem to suggest that it's going more smoothly than anybody anticipated.

But give it time.

It is worth acknowledging loudly that generally the cost of the tariffs were passed on to the average American,

and the refunds don't address that. They actually provide

a boost to the companies who pass the unlawful Trump-imposed tax on to the average American

and collected money there. And then the companies will get a refund for the additional costs that the American consumer already paid.

Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Green didn't cut Trump any slack for his abandonment of the working class of this country.

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