Jealous of the next generation of newborns in the U.S. From birth, they’ll have a Trump account. The government directly deposits $1,000 into an account invested in an index fund tracking the U.S. stock market, letting it grow until they turn 17. And now, a lot of top U.S. publicly listed companies are donating billions of dollars to these accounts… For example, the Dell couple directly contributed $6.25 billion, saying they want to fund 25 million American kids’ accounts. The Dalio couple from Bridgewater also pitched in $75 million. Companies like Uber, NVIDIA, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley—over 50 companies are lining up to donate money and stocks. The government’s contribution, plus donations from billionaires, all gets invested in the U.S. stock market to grow for 17 years. By the time these kids become adults, their accounts will likely have enough for a down payment on a house or seed money to start a business. The reason young people today are hesitant to have kids is that they’re afraid they can’t afford to raise them. They’re scared of working themselves to death, only for their kids to grow up and still end up broke and stuck in the rat race. Trump’s brain is seriously next level. No idea how he came up with such a genius move. He’s solving the newborn issue, teaching kids to invest in U.S. stocks from a young age, and leveraging billionaires’ desire to do charity and gain influence. Birth rates, the stock market, and public sentiment—all tackled in one go… Choosing when and where to be born is truly a skill… It’s like picking the difficulty level and map when starting a game…