The White House Is Lying. China Is Not Going To Be Buying $50 Billion Of US Farm Products Per Year

There's some ambiguity around how much of the blame for the Hong Kong bill(s) Beijing is prepared to place with Donald Trump. After all, he didn't have any choice other than to sign the legislation, which had a veto-proof majority on the Hill. Sure, Trump could have made a public show of refusing to go along with the measures, but it wouldn't have mattered from a practical perspective, and it would have made for terrible optics. Besides, had he refused to sign the bills into law, Trump would ha

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3 thoughts on “The White House Is Lying. China Is Not Going To Be Buying $50 Billion Of US Farm Products Per Year

  1. Obvious from the gitgo he’s lying. $50B is a hell of lot of unprocessed product. The real money is in turning a nickel’s worth of wheat into a loaf of bread, not in shipping a bunch of raw material like a 3rd world country,

  2. At what point will people understand, the numbers are just PR. No one will ever go back and hold him accountable for what he said (or even what the “agreement” says). All he cares about is being re-elected. If he isn’t going to be removed or voted out for Ukraine etc the numbers on a “phase 1” surely “ain’t” gonna do it.