‘Trust Me’: As Executives, Republicans Warn Of $200 Billion Mistake, Trump Forges Ahead With Auto Tariffs

In late May, when the Washington Post reported that Donald Trump intended to move ahead with metals

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3 thoughts on “‘Trust Me’: As Executives, Republicans Warn Of $200 Billion Mistake, Trump Forges Ahead With Auto Tariffs

  1. Abandoning tariffs on auto vehicles would affect the US far more than the EU as it would also mean dropping the “chicken tax” of 25% on foreign light pickups and trucks. I very much doubt whether lowering a 10% duty on US cars will improve their attraction to European buyers. Hell, even US buyers prefer foreign to US cars.

  2. Let the poker game begin. Watch his eyes for the tell, or is it the picking of the nose, or is it the goop coming out of his ears because he is not listening to people in their respective jobs with hundreds of years of accumulative experience in those jobs.

    Oh! hes’s picking his nose again. Buy the dip.

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