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Threatening letter, suspicious package sent to Donald Trump’s son
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Donald Trump understands Trade
Donald Trump understands Trade
I like Donald Trump because he understands we all can't work at Walmart and live off of borrowing and credit. If we don't start producing things (not just services), we will have a contraction in our economy and a reduction in our quality of life. Look at South Korea's manfacturing prowess over the past 15 years and understand how beneficial it is for an economy when they take resources and produce added value.
Currently, America's number one export is their currency. But that won't last forever. Australia and China, as well as Russia and China have started using their own currencies instead of the U.S. dollar for bilateral trade exchanges. When the world moves away from the U.S. dollar, America will be in trouble.
It's nice to see Donald talking about and understanding the ridiculous trade deals America (and Canada) have signed in the past. When you go to Japan and realize their protectionist ways towards not allowing American cars in their countries (engine size taxes), and then you see how many Japanese cars are sold in North America, it really pisses you of (if you understand the game the Japanese are playing).
Donald Trump might not be perfect, but he would have to be better than Clinton or Sanders for economic wealth creation.
New York Times hitpiece on Donald, but good article none-the-less about Carrier workers losing jobs to Mexico:
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/...s-see-costs-not-benefits-of-global-trade.html
Donald Trump understands Trade
I like Donald Trump because he understands we all can't work at Walmart and live off of borrowing and credit. If we don't start producing things (not just services), we will have a contraction in our economy and a reduction in our quality of life. Look at South Korea's manfacturing prowess over the past 15 years and understand how beneficial it is for an economy when they take resources and produce added value.
Currently, America's number one export is their currency. But that won't last forever. Australia and China, as well as Russia and China have started using their own currencies instead of the U.S. dollar for bilateral trade exchanges. When the world moves away from the U.S. dollar, America will be in trouble.
It's nice to see Donald talking about and understanding the ridiculous trade deals America (and Canada) have signed in the past. When you go to Japan and realize their protectionist ways towards not allowing American cars in their countries (engine size taxes), and then you see how many Japanese cars are sold in North America, it really pisses you of (if you understand the game the Japanese are playing).
Donald Trump might not be perfect, but he would have to be better than Clinton or Sanders for economic wealth creation.
New York Times hitpiece on Donald, but good article none-the-less about Carrier workers losing jobs to Mexico:
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/...s-see-costs-not-benefits-of-global-trade.html
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Better than having Hilary.
Nff said.
Nff said.
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That's what Bill said.
He also said it's better then having her live with him..............Not sure what he meant.
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lol, Yes Trump understands trade.....and the law!! He has studied chapter 11 well and often! Four times in 25 yrs, yes he knows how to get his ass, rather his corporations asses out of hot water but doing it that way I don't think is in anyone's best interest other than it's ceo's and shareholders. Restructuring debt isn't getting rid of debt, someone has to carry that load and pay it, so and as the past history of big banks, corporate heads have proved, relabeling debt, passing it on or over, using the law, doesn't solve problems with debt it just confounds them, puts it off until the next generation can figure out better ways. Trump is no solution or cares about anyone or anything other than Trump and if you believe he has an invested interest in America then I have a crack filled with gold that you can dig in
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It would be interesting to see a non professional politician in charge of the biggest superpower in the world.
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That is part of what is driving his success.
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I am libertarian and therefore don't support any person for 'President'.
But, Donald Trump believes in liberty moreso than Hillary, so I support him for U.S. President.
But, Donald Trump believes in liberty moreso than Hillary, so I support him for U.S. President.
Im not an American but maybe Primo or an American can explain this: with such a huge population, is it possible to have more choices than Trump or Hilary? I just find it surreal the Americans keep voting people like the Bush or Clinton or some odd politicans.Meanwhile I have seen many credible intelligent Americans and yet people seem to vote otherwise.
