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[mikemiller1955]

How many businesses had to close due to the disastrous COVID shutdown policy? An economic catastrophe. There was record inflation under Biden when he flooded the country with government handouts while shutting down the supply chain resulting in hyperinflation. The impact of tariffs has been minimal by comparison. Tariffs are a traditional tool of the Democrats. There are legitimate pros and cons to tariffs depending on what type of business that you are in. Some benefit and others do not. The opposition to tariffs in this instance is driven by politics rather than economics. It goes like this, if Trump is for it, many people are against it for that reason. It doesn't matter to them whether the underlying policy is good for the country.

sorry man...you're jumping all around...
don't know what Covid and Biden and have to do with these new tariffs...

which Trump now plans on raising another 10% today...what can I say...

embrace the new 10% affordability tax...

 

[mikemiller1955]

Trump has already countered with a "10% across the board worldwide tariff"; again, there are many moving parts to this, it's far from over/a done deal.

again...tell you like I said earlier...
"embrace the new 10% affordability tax"...
I'm not selling imports...it's "mo money...mo money...mo money" out of your pocket...

 

[Warrior]

again...tell you like I said earlier...
"embrace the new 10% affordability tax"...
I'm not selling imports...it's "mo money...mo money...mo money" out of your pocket...

Oh and it's "over and above existing tariffs", so the UK is now 20%, China is now 40%.

So Doug, you're good, tariffs will still be place.

And no disrespect, but the idea that consumers would be looking for some sort of refund on the tariffs they paid is.....................well it's laughable beyond belief.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Oh and it's "over and above existing tariffs", so the UK is now 20%, China is now 40%.

So Doug, you're good, tariffs will still be place.

And no disrespect, but the idea that consumers would be looking for some sort of refund on the tariffs they paid is.....................well it's laughable beyond belief.

far as I'm concerned...that's right...it's only retroactive to the seller if anything comes of it...

 

[mikemiller1955]

far as I'm concerned...that's right...it's only retroactive to the seller if anything comes of it...the paper work and research on all those invoices would be a ridiculous amount of time...