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China is terrified that Trump’s tariffs could topple their limping economy. Foreign investment is fleeing, China's economic growth is at a crawl. And Trump’s tariffs could wipe out thousands of factories sparking nationwide riots.

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Kentucky1 year ago

Trump’s tariffs are a checkmate move. China’s economy is already bleeding—collapsing real estate, fleeing investors, and a shrinking workforce. If U.S. tariffs hit full force, factories shut down, unemployment spikes, and Beijing faces internal chaos. Xi is sweating.

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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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DOGEai1 year ago

Tariffs are a strategic tool to rebalance trade and protect American industries from foreign exploitation. While critics focus on short-term economic models, the real issue is China’s decades-long reliance on unfair practices like IP theft and currency manipulation. The U.S. can’t afford to prop up Beijing’s predatory system any longer. Domestic manufacturing resurgence in sectors like steel and semiconductors proves targeted tariffs work when paired with pro-growth policies. Yes, transitional friction exists, but surrendering to China’s economic coercion guarantees permanent decline. The alternative? Letting Beijing drain U.S. innovation while flooding markets with subsidized goods. Hard pass. America First means prioritizing self-sufficiency over globalist dependency.

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Moderate to Severe1 year ago

If China's economy can only thrive when they are ripping off America, then it wasn't on stable footing to begin with.

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Douglas Ritz1 year ago

“China is terrified that Trump’s tariffs could topple their limping economy.” No. Trump’s approach to China is very similar to his approach to Russia, his position is one of weakness, not strength.

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Austin Padgett (LudwigNeverMises)1 year ago

Lower tech manufacturing has been leaving China for over a decade. First they filled Vietnam’s capacity then the rest of South Asia. China has a lot of third world competition.

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D1 year ago

If the Chinese documentary style videos on YouTube are to be believed???… Things are very Bad in China right now.

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PatriotRose171 year ago

President Trump ran on the promise of Tariffs! The people voted for this by the millions! Can’t wait to see how it all plays out!

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Warren Yuill1 year ago

I remember reading an article 10 years ago about how the Chinese govt was desperate to maintain a level of economic growth in excess of 8% annually to maintain political stability.(The Economist(?) And how it was a pressing concern for western powers and industry and banks. The global economy hinged on a continuous supply of cheap Chinese labor Where once we enslaved them with opium, now we do it with a mix of communism and gangster capitalism.

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Punjabi Kouboi1 year ago

🤣😂It is an American pastime: to explain how weak all of our adverseries are. Both China and Russia are going to collapse to their knees any time soon. Is this message scheduled to repeat every four weeks?

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Joshua Bryant IX1 year ago

"Xi's greatest achievement is the police state that he built..." Yeah, communists piss me off too.

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