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It will be at least 3.5 years before they come running back to us because - they don't trust us
Countries don't trade with other countries because they TRUST them. If that was the deciding factor NO COUNTRY would EVER trade with thieving China.
 
The American consumer feeds the World 🌎 and without us many Countries starve. We just needed a Government Administration that realized that.

 
Tariffs drive manufacturing back into the USA 🇺🇸 “If you don’t want to pay a Tariff you can build your factories here”

On top of that passing the Big Beautiful Bills Tax provisions making the TCJA permanent also incentivizes investment.

And the Trump Administration cutting the red tape (regulations) to build those factories 🏭 creates a dynamo scenario.

 
Again this is about the Marshall Plan which probably should have ended some time in the 1980’s. But it was likely extended because of the collapse of the Berlin Wall needing to help Eastern Germany recover and a continuation of the Cold War with Russia.

Not to mention something always coming up in the World that likely made it harder for getting Europe off of the American teet.

We’ve done more than beyond enough for the World 🌎 already and it’s time they learn to try and stand on their own two feet.

 
Countries don't trade with other countries because they TRUST them. If that was the deciding factor NO COUNTRY would EVER trade with thieving China.
Oh contraire....why would anyone want to do anything with a country that just abolisihes any trade agreemetns in place and starts replace 2% or 3% tarifs with 25% to 100% tariffs. They don't need American ****. Look at Canada and ask the Republican senators and representatives from Kentucky how there bourbon sales to Canada are going.
 
Oh contraire....why would anyone want to do anything with a country that just abolisihes any trade agreemetns in place and starts replace 2% or 3% tarifs with 25% to 100% tariffs. They don't need American ****. Look at Canada and ask the Republican senators and representatives from Kentucky how there bourbon sales to Canada are going.


 
CNN has fallen. The last line of defense MSDNC is all that’s left on their hill. Food has run out and ammo is in short supply.

 
Economists had feared that aggressive tariffs Trump proposed in his April 2 “liberation day” announcement would spike inflation and lead to a pronounced slowdown or recession.

But doomsday pronouncements around the tariffs have abated since then. Economists cite a strong global growth backdrop, a less-than-expected, long-term inflationary impact of the tariffs and a general easing in financial conditions as reasons for why the landscape looks less dire.


 

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