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China is putting 67% tariffs on American goods while we’ve only put around 30% tariffs on them. It’s clear that we’ve had unfair trade practices for too long, and President Trump’s focus on balancing these trade relationships will benefit America in the long term.

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commonground1 year ago

China does not have a 67% tariff on American goods though?

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The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

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sternenpflücker1 year ago

A lie, Like always.

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Meh1 year ago

Or it’s possible those are fake numbers from trump and don’t reflect tariff rates. They concocted a trade deficit based formula that is idiotic

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Ruso1 year ago

China not 67%! Try to educate yourself!

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Jim Smutny1 year ago

They calculated it off the trade imbalance not tariff percentage, but you probably knew that.

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RESISTING AGAIN: 🇺🇸1 year ago

FALSE: China is not putting 67% tariffs on us.

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James R Us1 year ago

How’s Matt?

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barry hicks 🇺🇸🦅1 year ago

Show me 67% anywhere but that giant Kinkos printout. Show me.

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Horacio Machado1 year ago

The "abuse" Trump told you to believe is natural trade defficit. Tariffs are paid by the importers and people in the importing side. Most countries have VERY low tariffs. The real tariffs are not what Trump showed, are much lower. Trump wants americans to hate the world.

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Ancient11 year ago

You are incorrect. That 30% is on top of Trump's first term of 35%.

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