You're right, Biden pushed through $14 billion to Israel, and $60 billion to Ukraine, and I'm proud to say that I didn't vote for him. It's worth noting however, that the United States has provided Israel with over $200 billion in military funding alone since it's inception. That speaks pretty highly to how all presidents, including Trump, have approached the military industrial complex in the region. If you think that is changing in this new Trump administration, you're lying to yourself. You may not consider that funding foreign tyranny, but there are millions of oppressed Palestinians that would disagree with you.

If Tariffs aren't used correctly, the ultimate result will be a negative impact on the middle-class and below. If we increase tariffs, but continue to use that money to fund foreign wars instead of investing more heavily in domestic interests, we likely will see increases to consumer prices. Admittedly, this is more speculative, and it will take years to truly reveal the impact, but the point I was trying to make, is that Trump has no more of a plan to end inflation than Harris did. I wasn't even trying to be partisan, everything I've read said that plans from both the major parties to reduce inflation were likely to fail.

Here's a source to reassure you about my truthfulness:

https://www.cfr.org/article/us-aid-israel-four-charts

On a more personal note, you seem to personify the kind of "libertarian" I was referring to. I see the cabinet appointments Trump's making, and the loose promises that are floating around making it seem like we might be headed in a more libertarian direction, and it gets me intrigued. Unfortunately, I am quickly brought back to the reality of the situation we are in. We elected a billionaire, who is bringing his billionaire cronies into positions of great influence. To add to that, the billionaire in charge is a convicted felonious liar. I will not believe anything until I see these systems actually making a positive impact. The problem is, it will probably take decades to straighten itself out, and we get to risk electing someone who will roll it all back every 4 years. Call me cynical, but I have not been given reason to have faith in this political system as it stands.