How Different Is 'Trumpanomics' From GOP Economics?

The transcript discusses the economic policies of Trump and Clinton, highlighting the lack of coherent doctrine in Trump's plans and the potential for market instability. It contrasts this with Clinton's conventional approach, which may offer more clarity. The impact of sequestration on military spending and the debate over manufacturing jobs are also covered. The overall influence of the presidency on the economy is considered limited, with growth projections remaining modest under either candidate.

What is the author's perspective on the feasibility of bringing back manufacturing jobs?

What are the potential silver linings mentioned regarding the economic outlook under either presidential candidate?

How does the text characterize the effectiveness of the presidency in influencing the economy?