Trump wants 50% tariffs
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Impeach the ****er.
And there go the markets again. This guy is a ****ing lunatic.
Is the trade war because of fentanyl? Balancing trade? Nope. It’s too force Canada's hand to become the 51st state. What a dumb ass.
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It’s almost like the guy doesn’t know what he’s doing.
Or he’s following orders from someone.
Or both.
Or he’s following orders from someone.
Or both.
Most of the stuff you buy relies on these materials for creating or packaging them.
This is going to take a HUGE chunk out of America's manufacturing base, while raising consumer prices even higher.
But, at least we got to "own the libs" and deport some brown people!!!!
This is going to take a HUGE chunk out of America's manufacturing base, while raising consumer prices even higher.
But, at least we got to "own the libs" and deport some brown people!!!!
U guys gotta remember, though: @Lone Clone had no choice here....
I want infinity tariffs. Think how rich will be.
Guess some folks in New York, Minnesota, and Michigan are about to go though some things.
This is what a crazy person sounds like.
And the brain dead moron has 4 years of previous experience.
Before January 1st, Canada had tariffs on certain U.S. products, primarily in sectors protected under its supply management system. These included:
· Dairy Products: Tariffs ranged from 200% to 300% on items like milk, cheese, and butter to protect Canadian dairy farmers.
· Poultry and Eggs: Similar high tariffs were applied to chicken, turkey, and eggs.
· Grain Products: Some grains faced tariffs, though these were generally lower than those on dairy and poultry.
These tariffs were part of Canada's long-standing trade policies to support domestic industries.
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· Dairy Products: Tariffs ranged from 200% to 300% on items like milk, cheese, and butter to protect Canadian dairy farmers.
· Poultry and Eggs: Similar high tariffs were applied to chicken, turkey, and eggs.
· Grain Products: Some grains faced tariffs, though these were generally lower than those on dairy and poultry.
These tariffs were part of Canada's long-standing trade policies to support domestic industries.
Just the Facts: Canadian Tariffs
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If Canada disagrees do we invade?
Let’s think about this logically…
If these massive tariffs are such a good idea, why didn’t we do this before?
1. Because Trump is smarter than literally everyone who served in government before him.
Or..
2. Because they’re actually NOT a good idea, at all.
So, which is it?
If these massive tariffs are such a good idea, why didn’t we do this before?
1. Because Trump is smarter than literally everyone who served in government before him.
Or..
2. Because they’re actually NOT a good idea, at all.
So, which is it?
I wish him and his followers would drink the kool-aid already.
It’s similar to what I said on January 6th 2021. Where are the adults?
3. Because no previous politician was willing to rock the boat,.. Much easier to just give in to unfair trade practices imposed on the US...
I'm so glad Donald J. Trump is a Republican.
Pray tell, who negotiated the current trade deal with Canada and Mexico?
"The USMCA is the fairest, most balanced, and beneficial trade agreement we have ever signed into law. It’s the best agreement we’ve ever made, and we have others coming." —Donald J. Trump, Jan. 30, 2020
that are the result of a trade agreement with canada that trump negotiated and signed
"Electricity". Yep, we're dealing with quite the genius. Stable one too.
The first Trump administration,.. But the USMCA does not define or accept the tariff levels currently being imposed by Canada on the goods in question...
Speaking of math — 12 inches + 4 inches = Arnold Palmer's giant dick.
So the USMCA was/is not the "fairest, most balanced, and beneficial trade agreement we have ever signed into law"? Is that what you're telling us?
MAGA is Taliban
Taliban is MAGA
Expected nothing more from the Keebler ELf.
So that deal did not adequately protect United States interests? Whose fault is that exactly? That could have been negotiated within the parameters of that deal.
Before January 1st, Canada had tariffs on certain U.S. products, primarily in sectors protected under its supply management system. These included:
· Dairy Products: Tariffs ranged from 200% to 300% on items like milk, cheese, and butter to protect Canadian dairy farmers.
· Poultry and Eggs: Similar high tariffs were applied to chicken, turkey, and eggs.
· Grain Products: Some grains faced tariffs, though these were generally lower than those on dairy and poultry.
These tariffs were part of Canada's long-standing trade policies to support domestic industries.
Just the Facts: Canadian Tariffs
The Fulcrum strives to approach news stories with an open mind and skepticism, striving to present our readers with a broad spectrum of viewpoints through diligent research and critical thinking. As best we can, remove personal bias from our reporting and seek a variety of perspectives in both...
Those high tariffs kick in only after the US has hit a certain Trump-negotiated quantity of tariff-free dairy sales to Canada each year – and as the US dairy industry acknowledges, the US is not hitting its allowed zero-tariff maximum in any category of dairy product.
I would have thought the markets would have gone lower. Maybe most of the crazy is already built into current pricing.
Trump should have taken the small negotiating win that he had in the first Tariff showdown.
Now he's like a 2 year old with with a new toy. Smashing into everything.
He'll eventually give into pressure from big business, but how much damage will already be done? And what will be gained?
Trade partners are going to be gun shy for awhile and the only thing we gained was the initial boarder concessions (no idea how long that lasts either).
Now he's like a 2 year old with with a new toy. Smashing into everything.
He'll eventually give into pressure from big business, but how much damage will already be done? And what will be gained?
Trade partners are going to be gun shy for awhile and the only thing we gained was the initial boarder concessions (no idea how long that lasts either).
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