debbiedowner
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How many jobs in his first term did he bring back from his tariffs?I think Canadian officials like that Lutnik is the head of this, he seems easy to persuade.
Trumps flip flopping on tariffs has probably hurt his negotiations with Russia and others. If a leader doesn't seem committed, his word not reliable, or, those inside his administration seem easy to manipulate his effectiveness will be fleeting. Notice how many times the media repeats the same questions to him "are these tariffs are for, definitely going forward April 2nd"?
They want to weaken his resolve and have his supporters lose faith in him. "He says one thing but does another" etc
Japan and Korea didn't believe he would bend so they started to invest in the U.S auto industry. I was never convinced he could stick to his guns but I've been wrong before. He sometimes seems so committed that I think "yeah he is going to stay the course".
It takes courageous leadership to try and bring back so many lost industries. It would almost certainly force the Democrats back to the middle if he did succeed also. If America doesn't succeed it is only a matter of time before China replaces America. Many are betting that China will win because politicians are bought and sold so easily. With all the excess spending and weak Western leadership, I wouldn't ever count China out.
He will bring a few back this time but not enough to make a difference.