"Trump now owns 10 of the Dow's top 20 worst single-day declines in SM History

[h=1]MORE WINNING - Farm Bureau report: $1B hit to Nebraska from retaliatory tariffs :laugh:[/h]

A new report from the Nebraska Farm Bureau shows retaliatory tariffs imposed by U.S. trading partners in response to U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs have cut Nebraska farm level revenue between $700 million and $1 billion dollars in 2018. The report also shows the retaliatory tariffs have cost the state of Nebraska between $164 million and $242 million in lost labor income, in addition to the loss of 4,100 to 6,000 Nebraska jobs.

In addition to identifying financial losses, the report “A Path Forward on Trade – Retaliatory Tariffs and Nebraska Agriculture,” also offers specific actions to eliminate retaliatory tariffs and secure long-term access for agriculture and other U.S. products into international markets.

“International trade is critical to agriculture. In most years the value of agriculture exports will equal roughly 30 percent of the total agriculture commodity receipts or sales for the state of Nebraska. Retaliatory tariffs make our U.S. products more expensive for international customers, meaning they buy less or buy from someplace else. This report provides a clear picture of how much we’ve lost due to those tariffs and the need to improve our trade relations,” said Steve Nelson, Nebraska Farm Bureau president.



Link: https://www.1011now.com/content/new...raska-from-retaliatory-tariffs-501821722.html
 
Trump only takes credit when the stock market is up, when it goes down it is not his fault.

Left wing, black ass kissers still want to give credit to Obama when it goes up but refuse to blame him when it drops.
 
Yea ... it's Obama or Clinton's fault :laugh:

Don't leave out the Iranians - they fight trump-beloved murderers and must be eliminated! They obviously control the stock market too, by way of the Chinese, or something! It's all hard stuff for a fat billionaire mind!
 
You were the first to bring up Obama. No, I think if Trump takes credit for the up markets, he should also get the blame for down days.

Shouldn't Obama be included in the discussion since so many of his supporters want to give him credit for the DJIA increasing after he's been out of office almost two years.

Should the same apply to Obama supporters? Should they give him blame when it goes does if they say his policy holdovers are what is causing it to still rise?
 
Shouldn't Obama be included in the discussion since so many of his supporters want to give him credit for the DJIA increasing after he's been out of office almost two years.

Should the same apply to Obama supporters? Should they give him blame when it goes does if they say his policy holdovers are what is causing it to still rise?

See post #3. You brought it up.
 
Unable to answer question, huh? Or is it you're too fucking scared of how you would have to?

You are making up a straw man to argue with. You are the one that brought up Obama. I forgot who or what I was talking to. It is not that I am too fucking scared, it is that you are too fucking stupid.
 
You are making up a straw man to argue with. You are the one that brought up Obama. I forgot who or what I was talking to. It is not that I am too fucking scared, it is that you are too fucking stupid.

No, you're refusing to answer simple questions.
 
Back
Top