Trump Asserts He Can Force U.S. Companies to Leave China

[CharacterAssassin]

Can't come up with anything?
I'll act surprised.

Seeing as I wasn't replying to anything, it's clear why you'd actually be surprised.

[Gonzomin]

the United States’ top exports to China last year were agricultural products, transportation equipment, computers and electronics, chemicals, and machinery, but a deeper dive into specific products reveals a lot about America’s trade relationship with China. Most of the United States’ largest exports to China consist of crops or raw materials, but other higher-value products like vehicles and aircraft are also growing.


The Top 10 US Exports to China
https://www.chinabusinessreview.com/...orts-to-china/
1. Soybeans: $15 billion
2. Civilian aircraft: $8.4 billion
3. Cotton: $3.4 billion
4. Copper materials: $3 billion
5. Passenger vehicles (small engines): $3 billion
6. Aluminum materials: $2.4 billion
7. Passenger vehicles (large engines): $2.2 billion
8. Electronic integrated circuits: $1.7 billion
9. Corn: $1.3 billion
10. Coal: $1.2 billion

China bought 21.4 million tons of soybeans in 2017 . They bought 8.2 million 2018. Trump effect https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/12/chin...rt-bucket.html

[Althea]

The tariffs are leveling the playing field, and YOU don't like it.

If the global economy fails over tariffs, then it was ready to collapse on its own. The socialite pigs need to get their hands off our wallets, and make it on their own merits.

You are blinded by your own rage over Trump being our president, idiot.

LMAO

https://www.courthousenews.com/overa...h-china-grows/

But the goods deficit with China spiked 29.7% to $26.9 billion in April, as exports to Beijing dropped 24.3% and imports rose 11.6%, according to a Commerce Department report released Thursday.

Experts said the overall trade gap will likely persist despite policy changes because it is the result of the fact that Americans buy more than they produce, and imports from other countries are needed to make up for the difference.

[Bigdog]

LMAO

https://www.courthousenews.com/overa...h-china-grows/

Experts said the overall trade gap will likely persist despite policy changes because it is the result of the fact that Americans buy more than they produce, and imports from other countries are needed to make up for the difference.

APRIL? ... one month



Thank goodness Trump is not ignoring the problem like so many past presidents did.

[Bill]

Does the law say he can?

Well if he actually tries to pull it off we will find out...... This won't be like stiffing contractors in New Jersey, these companies have lots & lots of money to buy the best legal help in the solar system......

He has burned almost every other bridge so why not go for wallstreet, he knows more than they do anyway

[Micawber]

Attachment 11407

The healthiest President ever!

Second place goes to Taft.