Last week, President Donald Trump kicked off a national debate when he said he wants to cap credit card interest rates. Within days of Trump’s comments, Marshall rushed to the cameras promising legislation to deliver the 10 percent interest-rate cap the president wants. You won’t see a line item that says, “government policy surcharge,” but you’ll certainly feel it every month when your credit card statement arrives. Marshall’s credit card plan follows the exact same playbook. Like Trump’s interest rate cap idea or not, I tend not to, it’s clear that the president is trying to address a real problem facing working Americans.