Trump Tariff Man Gong Show

[Neil Austen]

Quite an economic gong show Trump is cooking up here with his "Tariff Man" persona. Trump is a disaster. Quite a stark difference between the leaders of countries. For example China's leader honestly tells his people that there may be a hard road ahead so they should prepare themselves. America's clown show of a president says, "Everything is peachy! We are winning! China will pay for tariffs! They may even pay for wall. Chinese love walls!"
China does not pay U.S. tariffs. American importers do which the cost is then passed to consumers as higher prices. The American people are footing the bill. Tariffs are just another word for TAX placed on the American people.

 

[Edgetho]

So now we have dimocrap scum concerned about the economy?

 

[BlackFlag]

So now we have dimocrap scum concerned about the economy?

^ now supports marxist policy

 

[Pete7469]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


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[Claudette]

Quite an economic gong show Trump is cooking up here with his "Tariff Man" persona. Trump is a disaster. Quite a stark difference between the leaders of countries. For example China's leader honestly tells his people that there may be a hard road ahead so they should prepare themselves. America's clown show of a president says, "Everything is peachy! We are winning! China will pay for tariffs! They may even pay for wall. Chinese love walls!"
China does not pay U.S. tariffs. American importers do which the cost is then passed to consumers as higher prices. The American people are footing the bill. Tariffs are just another word for TAX placed on the American people.

LMAO Well for a "disaster" Trumps doing pretty damned well. The economy is roaring, UE is the lowest its been in 50 years and there are jobs all across the country.

You dipshit are another fucking whiny little shit.

 

[debbiedowner]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


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So how far up your ass is your head? avacados and plastic? So how many billion's will Texas, Michigan and some other states lose? A good deal of your auto parts are made in Mexico. Man you are one of the dumber ones on the right.

 

[Pete7469]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


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So how far up your ass is your head? avacados and plastic? So how many billion's will Texas, Michigan and some other states lose? A good deal of your auto parts are made in Mexico. Man you are one of the dumber ones on the right.

You tell me dipshit.

I'd rather import Philippine avocados. India will make more plastic shit. If we don't buy chinese shit, how do we lose anything?

You're so consumed with Trump hate, that even if your frontal cortex was functioning properly you wouldn't be able to think critically about the facts of the matter. We're also not talking about permanent taxes either, unless mexico refuses to enforce their own immigration laws, which is actually costing us a fuck ton with more illegals coming in, that we will have to round back up and toss back over the wall once democrooks stop interfering with the construction of.

It must suck to walk around enraged all the time.

Go take a handful of soma.


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[basquebromance]

"you're destroying the economy with your trade mumbo jumbo", Summers thundered to Bannon.

"you exported everything to China", Sloppy Steve retorted, always happy to be fighting against the elites!

 

[debbiedowner]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


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So how far up your ass is your head? avacados and plastic? So how many billion's will Texas, Michigan and some other states lose? A good deal of your auto parts are made in Mexico. Man you are one of the dumber ones on the right.

You tell me dipshit.

I'd rather import Philippine avocados. India will make more plastic shit. If we don't buy chinese shit, how do we lose anything?

You're so consumed with Trump hate, that even if your frontal cortex was functioning properly you wouldn't be able to think critically about the facts of the matter. We're also not talking about permanent taxes either, unless mexico refuses to enforce their own immigration laws, which is actually costing us a fuck ton with more illegals coming in, that we will have to round back up and toss back over the wall once democrooks stop interfering with the construction of.

It must suck to walk around enraged all the time.

Go take a handful of soma.


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You're so consumed sucking on trumpies penis you just thing fruits and plastics comes from these countries. Goddamn what a dumb ass.

 

[Siete]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


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stfu - all of you RW slimeballs wet the bed over Obama for 2 complete terms.

KARMA BOI, KARMA.

 

[debbiedowner]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


.

So how far up your ass is your head? avacados and plastic? So how many billion's will Texas, Michigan and some other states lose? A good deal of your auto parts are made in Mexico. Man you are one of the dumber ones on the right.

You tell me dipshit.

I'd rather import Philippine avocados. India will make more plastic shit. If we don't buy chinese shit, how do we lose anything?

You're so consumed with Trump hate, that even if your frontal cortex was functioning properly you wouldn't be able to think critically about the facts of the matter. We're also not talking about permanent taxes either, unless mexico refuses to enforce their own immigration laws, which is actually costing us a fuck ton with more illegals coming in, that we will have to round back up and toss back over the wall once democrooks stop interfering with the construction of.

It must suck to walk around enraged all the time.

Go take a handful of soma.


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Mexico is currently our 3rd largest goods trading partner with $531 billion in total (two way) goods trade during 2015. Goods exports totaled $236 billion; goods imports totaled $295 billion. The U.S. goods trade deficit with Mexicowas $58 billion in 2015.

Following are the most important imports from Mexico.

Vehicles $74 Billion (Passenger cars, Vehicle parts)

Electrical Machinery $63 Billion (Flat screen TVs , Electrical Generators, Monitors)

Machinery $49 Billion

Crude Oil $14 Billion

Medical Instruments $12 Billion

Fresh Vegetables $4.8 Billion (Avocados, Tomatoes)

Fresh Fruits $4.3 Billion

Alcoholic Beverages $2.7 Billion (Beer, Tequila)

Rubber $2.4 Billion

Snack Foods $1.7 Billion

Processed Fruits and Vegetables $1.4 Billion

The US exports to Mexico as stated by the United States Trade representative:

• Mexico was the United States’ 2nd largest goods export market in 2015.
  
  
• U.S. goods exports to Mexico in 2015 were $236 billion, down 1.6% ($3.9 billion) from 2014 but up 97% from 2005. U.S. exports to Mexico are up 468% from 1993 (pre-NAFTA). U.S. exports to Mexico account for 15.7% of overall U.S. exports in 2015.
  
  
• The top export categories (2-digit HS) in 2015 were: machinery ($42 billion), electrical machinery ($41 billion), vehicles ($22 billion), mineral fuels ($19 billion), and plastics ($17 billion).
  
  
• U.S. exports of agricultural products to Mexico totaled $18 billion in 2015, our 3th largest agricultural export market. Leading categories include: corn ($2.3 billion), soybeans ($1.4 billion), dairy products ($1.3 billion), pork & pork products ($1.3 billion), and beef & beef products ($1.1 billion).
  
  
• U.S. exports of services to Mexico were an estimated $30.8 billion in 2015, 2.7% ($807 million) more than 2014, and 36.7% greater than 2005 levels. It was up roughly 196% from 1993 (pre-NAFTA). Based on 2014, leading services exports from the U.S. to Mexico were in the travel, transportation, and intellectual property (computer software) sectors.
  

In addition, numerous US companies such as Ford, Chrysler, Procter& Gamble, CocaCola, Kimberly Clark, Walmart, Starbucks to name a few, have a business presence in Mexico that is not reflected in the net benefit of the US doing business with Mexico.

 

[Pete7469]

You're so consumed sucking on trumpies penis you just thing fruits and plastics comes from these countries. Goddamn what a dumb ass.

Even your insults are lame.

Like I said, you don't even have the capacity to think about the issues. You've got nothing of value to discuss, you just want to parrot insipid shit that is easily rebuked. We aren't going to be harmed by temporary tariffs.

Period.

Mexico and china will be. They will either fix the problem in our interest, or the markets will will leave them behind and then they're fucked. We are holding the whole deck of cards here, sniveling bed wetting parasites like you are apoplectic about America promoting it's interests because you're traitors.

That's the bottom line.

The more you foam at the mouth, the better the country is doing.


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[Pete7469]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


.

So how far up your ass is your head? avacados and plastic? So how many billion's will Texas, Michigan and some other states lose? A good deal of your auto parts are made in Mexico. Man you are one of the dumber ones on the right.

You tell me dipshit.

I'd rather import Philippine avocados. India will make more plastic shit. If we don't buy chinese shit, how do we lose anything?

You're so consumed with Trump hate, that even if your frontal cortex was functioning properly you wouldn't be able to think critically about the facts of the matter. We're also not talking about permanent taxes either, unless mexico refuses to enforce their own immigration laws, which is actually costing us a fuck ton with more illegals coming in, that we will have to round back up and toss back over the wall once democrooks stop interfering with the construction of.

It must suck to walk around enraged all the time.

Go take a handful of soma.


.

Mexico is currently our 3rd largest goods trading partner with $531 billion in total (two way) goods trade during 2015. Goods exports totaled $236 billion; goods imports totaled $295 billion. The U.S. goods trade deficit with Mexicowas $58 billion in 2015.

Following are the most important imports from Mexico.

Vehicles $74 Billion (Passenger cars, Vehicle parts)

Electrical Machinery $63 Billion (Flat screen TVs , Electrical Generators, Monitors)

Machinery $49 Billion

Crude Oil $14 Billion

Medical Instruments $12 Billion

Fresh Vegetables $4.8 Billion (Avocados, Tomatoes)

Fresh Fruits $4.3 Billion

Alcoholic Beverages $2.7 Billion (Beer, Tequila)

Rubber $2.4 Billion

Snack Foods $1.7 Billion

Processed Fruits and Vegetables $1.4 Billion

The US exports to Mexico as stated by the United States Trade representative:

• Mexico was the United States’ 2nd largest goods export market in 2015.
  
  
• U.S. goods exports to Mexico in 2015 were $236 billion, down 1.6% ($3.9 billion) from 2014 but up 97% from 2005. U.S. exports to Mexico are up 468% from 1993 (pre-NAFTA). U.S. exports to Mexico account for 15.7% of overall U.S. exports in 2015.
  
  
• The top export categories (2-digit HS) in 2015 were: machinery ($42 billion), electrical machinery ($41 billion), vehicles ($22 billion), mineral fuels ($19 billion), and plastics ($17 billion).
  
  
• U.S. exports of agricultural products to Mexico totaled $18 billion in 2015, our 3th largest agricultural export market. Leading categories include: corn ($2.3 billion), soybeans ($1.4 billion), dairy products ($1.3 billion), pork & pork products ($1.3 billion), and beef & beef products ($1.1 billion).
  
  
• U.S. exports of services to Mexico were an estimated $30.8 billion in 2015, 2.7% ($807 million) more than 2014, and 36.7% greater than 2005 levels. It was up roughly 196% from 1993 (pre-NAFTA). Based on 2014, leading services exports from the U.S. to Mexico were in the travel, transportation, and intellectual property (computer software) sectors.

In addition, numerous US companies such as Ford, Chrysler, Procter& Gamble, CocaCola, Kimberly Clark, Walmart, Starbucks to name a few, have a business presence in Mexico that is not reflected in the net benefit of the US doing business with Mexico.

Is there anything else you'd like to plagiarize from USNooze or the Ecommunist?

Leftist agitprop doesn't impress me.

Results do.

Trump has been getting them, it makes turds like you wet your beds.

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[Siete]

Oh boy, just what the forum needed... another mindless bed wetter to rant and rave about how much he hates Trump.

Listen dipshit, Trump's tariffs will reduce consumption of chinese and mexican goods, thus hurting their economies far more than ours.

We'll buy less plastic shit and avacados for a while, or find new sources.

They will bend to his will or they won't, but the markets will fill in the gaps.


.

So how far up your ass is your head? avacados and plastic? So how many billion's will Texas, Michigan and some other states lose? A good deal of your auto parts are made in Mexico. Man you are one of the dumber ones on the right.

You tell me dipshit.

I'd rather import Philippine avocados. India will make more plastic shit. If we don't buy chinese shit, how do we lose anything?

You're so consumed with Trump hate, that even if your frontal cortex was functioning properly you wouldn't be able to think critically about the facts of the matter. We're also not talking about permanent taxes either, unless mexico refuses to enforce their own immigration laws, which is actually costing us a fuck ton with more illegals coming in, that we will have to round back up and toss back over the wall once democrooks stop interfering with the construction of.

It must suck to walk around enraged all the time.

Go take a handful of soma.


.

Mexico is currently our 3rd largest goods trading partner with $531 billion in total (two way) goods trade during 2015. Goods exports totaled $236 billion; goods imports totaled $295 billion. The U.S. goods trade deficit with Mexicowas $58 billion in 2015.

Following are the most important imports from Mexico.

Vehicles $74 Billion (Passenger cars, Vehicle parts)

Electrical Machinery $63 Billion (Flat screen TVs , Electrical Generators, Monitors)

Machinery $49 Billion

Crude Oil $14 Billion

Medical Instruments $12 Billion

Fresh Vegetables $4.8 Billion (Avocados, Tomatoes)

Fresh Fruits $4.3 Billion

Alcoholic Beverages $2.7 Billion (Beer, Tequila)

Rubber $2.4 Billion

Snack Foods $1.7 Billion

Processed Fruits and Vegetables $1.4 Billion

The US exports to Mexico as stated by the United States Trade representative:

• Mexico was the United States’ 2nd largest goods export market in 2015.
  
  
• U.S. goods exports to Mexico in 2015 were $236 billion, down 1.6% ($3.9 billion) from 2014 but up 97% from 2005. U.S. exports to Mexico are up 468% from 1993 (pre-NAFTA). U.S. exports to Mexico account for 15.7% of overall U.S. exports in 2015.
  
  
• The top export categories (2-digit HS) in 2015 were: machinery ($42 billion), electrical machinery ($41 billion), vehicles ($22 billion), mineral fuels ($19 billion), and plastics ($17 billion).
  
  
• U.S. exports of agricultural products to Mexico totaled $18 billion in 2015, our 3th largest agricultural export market. Leading categories include: corn ($2.3 billion), soybeans ($1.4 billion), dairy products ($1.3 billion), pork & pork products ($1.3 billion), and beef & beef products ($1.1 billion).
  
  
• U.S. exports of services to Mexico were an estimated $30.8 billion in 2015, 2.7% ($807 million) more than 2014, and 36.7% greater than 2005 levels. It was up roughly 196% from 1993 (pre-NAFTA). Based on 2014, leading services exports from the U.S. to Mexico were in the travel, transportation, and intellectual property (computer software) sectors.

In addition, numerous US companies such as Ford, Chrysler, Procter& Gamble, CocaCola, Kimberly Clark, Walmart, Starbucks to name a few, have a business presence in Mexico that is not reflected in the net benefit of the US doing business with Mexico.

how about textiles - and Trump Collection Suits?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Quite an economic gong show Trump is cooking up here with his "Tariff Man" persona. Trump is a disaster. Quite a stark difference between the leaders of countries. For example China's leader honestly tells his people that there may be a hard road ahead so they should prepare themselves. America's clown show of a president says, "Everything is peachy! We are winning! China will pay for tariffs! They may even pay for wall. Chinese love walls!"
China does not pay U.S. tariffs. American importers do which the cost is then passed to consumers as higher prices. The American people are footing the bill. Tariffs are just another word for TAX placed on the American people.

LMAO Well for a "disaster" Trumps doing pretty damned well. The economy is roaring, UE is the lowest its been in 50 years and there are jobs all across the country.

You dipshit are another fucking whiny little shit.

And all those things happened under the current trade deals...yet somehow you still believe the lies we are getting fucked by those trade deals.


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[Neil Austen]

Trump has threatened a 5% tax on all Mexican goods beginning Monday. Yippee!!! more tax for the American people to pay in order to live under Trump.

 

[Zorro!]

Quite an economic gong show Trump is cooking up here with his "Tariff Man" persona. Trump is a disaster. Quite a stark difference between the leaders of countries. For example China's leader honestly tells his people that there may be a hard road ahead so they should prepare themselves. America's clown show of a president says, "Everything is peachy! We are winning! China will pay for tariffs! They may even pay for wall. Chinese love walls!"
China does not pay U.S. tariffs. American importers do which the cost is then passed to consumers as higher prices. The American people are footing the bill. Tariffs are just another word for TAX placed on the American people.

If what you say is true, then:
i) Why are US Consumers not seeing price hikes, on balance?
ii) Why do exporters enter negotiations with Trump to try to prevent the application of tariffs if they cause them no harm?

 

[Pete7469]

Some stupid shit

Something freakishly retarded as always

Something mindless.

Something asinine

Do any of these bed wetters feel stupid at this point? Would any of them acknowledge their knee jerk reactions made fools of them? Did any of them consider the possibility that what ended up happening was completely predictable and at the end of the day the entire issue was a shit show?

 

[Zorro!]

Quite an economic gong show Trump is cooking up here with his "Tariff Man" persona. Trump is a disaster. Quite a stark difference between the leaders of countries. For example China's leader honestly tells his people that there may be a hard road ahead so they should prepare themselves. America's clown show of a president says, "Everything is peachy! We are winning! China will pay for tariffs! They may even pay for wall. Chinese love walls!"
China does not pay U.S. tariffs. American importers do which the cost is then passed to consumers as higher prices. The American people are footing the bill. Tariffs are just another word for TAX placed on the American people.

Sure the "honest" Red Chinese:

Vietnam discovers that China is mislabeling products as Vietnamese to avoid U.S. tariffs.

WASHINGTON – Vietnamese officials say China is intentionally mislabeling its products as "made in Vietnam" to avoid American tariffs, and have ordered offices to more aggressively examine products' certificates of origin.

Chinese firms first export products to Vietnam, then change the labeling on packages before exporting the goods to the United States, Japan or Europe, they said.

"Dozens" of products have been identified, Hoang Thi Thuy, a Vietnamese Customs Department official, told state-run media, and goods like textiles, fishery products, agricultural products, steel, aluminum, and processed wooden products were most vulnerable to the fraud.​

 

[Zorro!]

Quite an economic gong show Trump is cooking up here with his "Tariff Man" persona. Trump is a disaster. Quite a stark difference between the leaders of countries. For example China's leader honestly tells his people that there may be a hard road ahead so they should prepare themselves. America's clown show of a president says, "Everything is peachy! We are winning! China will pay for tariffs! They may even pay for wall. Chinese love walls!"
China does not pay U.S. tariffs. American importers do which the cost is then passed to consumers as higher prices. The American people are footing the bill. Tariffs are just another word for TAX placed on the American people.

The Chinese Communists continue pouring cash into the American Left, and the Left keeps carrying water for the multi-national oligarchs at the expense of the American Worker.

FOREIGN INFLUENCE: Chinese company buying NJ university by July 1.

Trump is only one man standing against all of them for us, and they are all still overmatched! We are blessed with a remarkable president that's not afraid to fight for Americans!