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'Blowing up the world trading system': Conservative WSJ editors turn on Trump
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Hmmm! The Libtards are suddenly worried about the Wall Street millionaires and billionaires.‘Trump's new, sweeping regime of tariffs on imported goods from essentially the entire world is meant to build up American manufacturing, but the president will swiftly discover that it will have the opposite effect, warned the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board on Thursday — the latest in a long line of criticisms the board has written about Trump's trade policy.
The move toward "blowing up the world trading system," coming as Trump also seeks to dismantle much of the federal government, including institutions that boost manufacturing, will have several consequences, the board argued — none of them good. The first of these consequences is the potential immediate damage to the U.S. economy, wrote the board.
"The overall economic impact of Mr. Trump’s tariff barrage is unknowable — not least because we don’t know how countries will react. If countries try to negotiate with the U.S. to reduce tariffs, the damage could be milder. But if the response is widespread retaliation, the result could be shrinking world trade and slower growth, recession, or worse."
The taxes will be paid by U.S. workers and gradually erode our competitiveness, the board warned. But it goes further than that, the board argued — the tariffs will actually set back some of Trump's greatest policy goals. For one, he wants to boost American exports, but they are likely to be reduced.’
'Blowing up the world trading system': Conservative WSJ editors turn on Trump
President Donald Trump's new, sweeping regime of tariffs on imported goods from essentially the entire world is meant to build up American manufacturing, but the president will swiftly discover that it will have the opposite effect, warned the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board on...www.rawstory.com
The problem, of course, is Trump won’t listen.
Too stupid and arrogant to admit he’s wrong, Trump will continue to pursue his failed policy of tariffs and trade wars.
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Be careful. That cow might fart and kill us all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!How did your propagandists trick you into bleeving a bird flu epidemic has anything to do with a president?
My god. You members of the tard herd are way too easily led around by the rings in your noses!
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Then don't give me any bullshit that you aren't 100% against Trump when you are. You lied.
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What are you talking about? Did I ever say such a thing? I can support him when I think he is right. But he almost never right.
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You said you supported him once, a long time ago. The fact is, you never supported him, ever.
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sure, I have, but it's OK if I did not. He is such trash. Why do none of his fans have empathy. That's sad.
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Empathy for what?
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Thank you for that.
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‘Trump's new, sweeping regime of tariffs on imported goods from essentially the entire world is meant to build up American manufacturing, but the president will swiftly discover that it will have the opposite effect, warned the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board on Thursday — the latest in a long line of criticisms the board has written about Trump's trade policy.
The move toward "blowing up the world trading system," coming as Trump also seeks to dismantle much of the federal government, including institutions that boost manufacturing, will have several consequences, the board argued — none of them good. The first of these consequences is the potential immediate damage to the U.S. economy, wrote the board.
"The overall economic impact of Mr. Trump’s tariff barrage is unknowable — not least because we don’t know how countries will react. If countries try to negotiate with the U.S. to reduce tariffs, the damage could be milder. But if the response is widespread retaliation, the result could be shrinking world trade and slower growth, recession, or worse."
The taxes will be paid by U.S. workers and gradually erode our competitiveness, the board warned. But it goes further than that, the board argued — the tariffs will actually set back some of Trump's greatest policy goals. For one, he wants to boost American exports, but they are likely to be reduced.’
'Blowing up the world trading system': Conservative WSJ editors turn on Trump
President Donald Trump's new, sweeping regime of tariffs on imported goods from essentially the entire world is meant to build up American manufacturing, but the president will swiftly discover that it will have the opposite effect, warned the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board on...
The problem, of course, is Trump won’t listen.
Too stupid and arrogant to admit he’s wrong, Trump will continue to pursue his failed policy of tariffs and trade wars.
Conservative WSJ editors turn on Trump
“Turn on Trump?”
They have never been for trump
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