ignirtoq
People are making fun of the waffling and the apparent indecision and are missing the point. Trump isn't flailing and trying to figure out how to actually make things work. He's doing exactly what he intended: he's holding the US economy for ransom and building a power base among the billionaires.
He used the poor and ignorant to get control of the public institutions, and now he's using that power to get control over the private institutions (for-profit companies). He's building a carbon copy of Russia with himself in the role of Putin. He's almost there, and it's taken him 2 months to do it.
That matches the hue, but the added dimension is the saturation. Counties in brighter colors are more impacted by retaliatory tariffs, while duller colors are less impacted. The point is to illustrate that a higher proportion of impacted counties voted for Trump than if the impact were spread evenly, though the effect is not that pronounced. Statistically, people working in different industries tend to vote one direction or the other compared to average, but there are still both Harris and Trump voters in every industry.
What's the y-axis, and how exactly are you measuring it? Anybody can draw an exponential curve of nothing specific.