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Then why does Trump worship Putin as the big dog?
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS TO BE THE BIG DOG
Then why does Trump worship Putin as the big dog?
Ceding Crimea. Wanting him back in the G7. Doing absolutely nothing to safeguard US elections. Never saying anything bad about him.
Why, Chris?
Hah, power of positive thinking woo woo.
.
how's that working for you?
you still believe in that rah rah ?
Linky linky. Chop chop.
Nah, your complete ignorance of all these says it all.
Sorry. You aren't worth it.
every time you've been given a link you just ignore it and move on to a Chuck Woolery tweet
Uhhh Crimea was ceded under Obamas watch.
Uhhh, ceding means giving up.
Trump gave up even the lip service against the Russian occupation.
CC with the devastating right hook
Lol
Muh lip service!
lol
Yeah, I guess it's better for Trump to fellate Putin openly for the world to see. That's the kind of lip service you will cheer on.
"Obama ceded Crimea" ?
holy in , you people are in stupid.
America's ed up military can't even beat the sand knitters anywhere (couldn't beat the VN black pajamas, either), over a decade and still can't "win", but Kosmic Parasite wanted Obama to fight Russia to save Crimea?
Agree. So he ceded Crimea. Tell Chump."Obama ceded Crimea" ?
holy in , you people are in stupid.
America's ed up military can't even beat the sand knitters anywhere (couldn't beat the VN black pajamas, either), over a decade and still can't "win", but Kosmic Parasite wanted Obama to fight Russia to save Crimea?
lol CC still doesn't want to understand anything
Just like any old Trump supporter.
Lol.
You are the one that brought up Crimea.
Dont like it getting shoved back up your ass? Get your talking points straight.
Nails, peanut butter, cranberries, too
Lobsters, Small-Batch Whiskey and Trump’s Trade War
Business owners across the country are fearing the worst and wondering if Mr. Trump, who calls himself a master negotiator, will get the better end of the deal. Here are the ways several American products are being affected.
Nails
Mid Continent, the largest American producer of nails, imports steel from Mexico to make its nails. That steel is now subject to the 25 percent tariffs that Mr. Trump imposed on dozens of countries, forcing Mid Continent to raise its prices by nearly 20 percent.
Orders have plummeted by 50 percent this month as the company tries to compete with cheaper foreign-made nails. Those foreign manufacturers are not facing higher steel costs, giving them an advantage over Mid Continent.
The company, which employs about 500 workers, has already cut 60 jobs. It could potentially cut 200 more in the coming weeks.
“Now here is an action he decides to take that has the potential to cost 500 U.S. citizens their jobs.”
Whiskey
“We are just launching into the European market now in a big way, and this could be the worst possible timing for us,” Mr. Harris said. “We’re probably going to see all of our European sales now come to a screeching halt.”
A self-described free-trade Republican, Mr. Harris is disappointed with the path that his party has taken on trade.
“I remember just two years ago we were talking about pushing hard for the Trans-Pacific Partnership so we could open markets in Asia, but all of that has just been turned upside down,” Mr. Harris said. “It really is quite puzzling.”
Lobster
China is expected to impose an additional 25 percent tariff on American lobster
Mr. Trump’s policy was having the unintended effect of further helping Canada’s lobster market, which doesn’t face the same duties when selling to China. And Canadian sellers were already benefiting from a new trade agreement with the European Union that slashed tariffs for them.
China buys about a fifth of American lobster exports, Ms. Tselikis said, and the value of those exports has nearly tripled in the last two years to $137 million.
“At this point it’s really about American jobs.”
Cranberries
Now cranberry farmers are an unlikely victim of a trade war, in large part because Wisconsin is one of the world’s biggest cranberry producers and is the home state of Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Republican speaker of the House.
the European Union has included cranberries among the items subject to new tariffs that took effect this week, and the industry is about to feel the pain.
Peanut Butter
it is peanut farmers in Republican-leaning states like Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi who could struggle the most.
The United States and China are the biggest peanut butter exporters in the world, according to the Department of Agriculture, and European tariffs would likely give China an edge in expanding its market share.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/22/us/politics/donald-trump-tariffs-trade-war.html?partner=rss&emc=rss
Trash is killing jobs behind his wall of LIES
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All of the EU’s anti-Trump tariffs
The US trade war with the world is well underway. In retaliation for Washington’s levy of duties on aluminum and steel from the European Union, the 28-country trading bloc has now imposed a plethora of tariffs on hundreds of US goods.
Here is a look at all 340 products affected, divided into two lengthy lists.
The first shows the American exports that will face extra tariffs to retaliate against US duties on “carbon and alloy” products.
The second includes the remaining aluminum and steel products.
https://qz.com/1312466/eu-tariffs-al...higher-duties/
It is straight and unchanged, your gay fantasies nonwithstanding.
lol
It's just dismissive noise now when Trump brags about something.
That cognitive dissonance thingy.
That blind boot licking thingy
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