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Considering some of the sources you present...Wikipedia as a source: DENIED
There's always going to be differences in trade. Hint we probably don't buy the exact same thing we are selling to China."That" being the discrepancy between tariffs we're charged and tariffs we charge.
We have 300 million people and we have lots of money. We will have a trade deficit with certain countries indefinitely.
But you trust a failed con man grifter, who's only rich because of his daddy? A felon that's bankrupted multiple companies?No, I'm contesting that there isn't still a gap between what we charge and are charged.
I don't trust the go-along-to-get-along beurocrats to do what's best for the country, even after 8 tries.
$9 billion is less than a drop in the bucket relative to our debt.Treasury Department reports that customs duties revenue for April totaled 16.3 B as compared to 7.1 B last April.
It won’t solve the debt problem alone but it’s a start.
And the deficit is up by $241.5 billion as compared to last year.Treasury Department reports that customs duties revenue for April totaled 16.3 B as compared to 7.1 B last April.
It won’t solve the debt problem alone but it’s a start.
This is also attributed to over stocking to beat the tariffs. So, at some point there will be a correction to level out those orders, that month will erase this extra "Revenue".Treasury Department reports that customs duties revenue for April totaled 16.3 B as compared to 7.1 B last April.
It won’t solve the debt problem alone but it’s a start.
Exactly, they were over ordering to get ahead of the stupid taxes.The importation of goods by businesses to increase inventories occurred prior to April 1st - Liberation Day. - when the new tariffs went into effect.
I wouldn't say I trust him. He's a pathological liar. I'd say I support his attempt, if it's authentic, to correct any "wrongs".But you trust a failed con man grifter, who's only rich because of his daddy? A felon that's bankrupted multiple companies?
Wow, I don't know what to say.
Other than the fact that any user can modify it?I'm sorry, is there something wrong with Wikipedia?
LMAO...Liberation Day.
I agree.I wouldn't say I trust him. He's a pathological liar. I'd say I support his attempt, if it's authentic, to correct any "wrongs".
Considering whom (sic?) you've let modify you, I'd take my chances with "any user"...Other than the fact that any user can modify it?
And how, exactly, does the idea that someone is a pathological liar lead to the conclusion that their attempts are ever authentic? That's sort of antithetical to his pathology isn't it?I wouldn't say I trust him. He's a pathological liar. I'd say I support his attempt, if it's authentic, to correct any "wrongs".
Link me to literally any article that you believe contains misinformation.Other than the fact that any user can modify it?
How can you know if a pathological liar is authentic?I wouldn't say I trust him. He's a pathological liar. I'd say I support his attempt, if it's authentic, to correct any "wrongs".
Presumably, it was the reciprocal tariffs he rolled out on April 2, right?I agree.
I just haven’t yet seen anyone from the administration articulate what exactly are the wrongs being perpetrated against us. I suspect there is a very good reason for that (because there aren’t any).
16.3B a month is a start in the same way that scoring a TD down 49 is starting a comeback.Treasury Department reports that customs duties revenue for April totaled 16.3 B as compared to 7.1 B last April.
It won’t solve the debt problem alone but it’s a start.
It almost certainly will, because spending isn't down and tax revenue will be.My guess is our annual budget deficit will increase this year, despite all the hoopla.