Dumb nintex posts aside, outside of regulatory issues, I don’t think there is actually that much distance between the fed interest rate policy that a number of people on the left generally prefer for the moment and the one Trump prefers right now(and based on his grasp of fed policy, probably forever). Though for seemingly much more legitimate reasons than Trump channeling Erdogan and forever blindly chasing risky maximum short term growth through a warped and eventually self-defeating view of monetary policy.
Trump is likely just one bucket of KFC away from a heart attack. For him there is no 'long term' goal. The goal is simple. To keep the economy in overdrive for the next 4 - 6 years so he goes into the history books as some sort of new conservative idol like Ronald Reagan. Like with Reagan who got followed up by Bush, whoever comes next (Nikki Haley) will probably have to deal with the long term policies.
When the Trump show is over and the two factions return to reality the real issues like the debt, climate change, environmental problems, the complete and total lack of healthcare and the ever growing rift between the EU and US on defense policy becomes clear. The next President will have a ton of issues to deal with that are simply not getting any headlines because of playboy models, Russia, Fox News interviews with Rudy or any of the other clowns in his orbit.
And I also believe we don't have to worry about Trump sticking past two terms. After all, there's nothing he'd like to do more than to finish his two terms in office and then head to Twitter to shit on the next President for fucking everything up.
Trump's approach might actually work though. Because so far 'long term' economic and foreign policy planning in most cases didn't work. Because you can't predict what's going to happen no matter what data or models you throw at it.
So Trump's reactionary way of governing is an interesting case study and after all we've seen between 2001 and 2016 the best way to govern might actually be to run the short gravy trains as best you can until the next depression hits.