The stock market has taken a significant dive, and the stock prices are continuing to drop. Many people are worried that President Trump’s new tariff policies might be part of the problem. Some voices in political commentary are raising the question: does Trump need to reconsider his approach, given the chaos that is unfolding in the market?

Even as uncertainty looms, one must not forget the accomplishments witnessed during Trump’s first term in office. Before the pandemic disrupted everything, the economy was thriving like never before. In fact, it was the strongest the country has ever seen. All demographics experienced improvements as prosperity spread across the nation. The secret to that success was simple: clear and decisive policies that cut taxes and slashed regulations. It allowed citizens to keep more of their hard-earned money, and it put America first in every decision.

Now, the Republican viewpoint embraces a shake-up of current economic policies to address the mess left by previous administrations. The analogy used compares the situation to a game of billiards. Just as a player breaks the rack to scatter the balls and create new opportunities to sink them, Trump’s team is initiating a shake-up that, while painful, is necessary for future success. The chaos of the moment could very well lead to a resurgence of economic strength in the months ahead.

Admittedly, this disruption can feel violent, as all the pieces on the table are jolted about. But sometimes, a little chaos is exactly what is needed to break free from the stagnation created by ineffective policies. The call now is for patience as Trump scraps the failed strategies of the past and works to reestablish a strong economy. It is only been a short time into his current term, and there is a need for trust that the president’s strategies will pay off.

Critics may scream at the falling stock prices, pointing fingers and demanding immediate change. However, conservatives believe that it is essential to give Trump a chance to implement his vision. The American people deserve to see how the new changes will unfold. The focus should remain on rebuilding and restoring strength, but it requires time and faith in a leader who has previously shown that he can deliver results when given the opportunity.